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THURSDAY? DEC. 27, lMSr THE JOURNAL, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA FACE FIVE upumisuc 1 on, ' , I '4- t V I " oport $ future J MILWAUKEE OJ R) Skiing is breaking new trails for national international competition t Iter being disorganized by the war. I &ogr Laagley, Barre, Mass.. president of the National Ski A-sr cf America, is optimistic about ihe cutlook. U and other National Ski officers were here tor tbe organi sation's 38th annual convention. Jt was the first held since 1941. "n looking forward, -I feel that e are going to see a .tremendous iev.elopm.ent of the ski sport in tns nation." he ssaid.'Althoughthe in ternational skiing picture is nut dear at this time, we have great opportunities "ahead in exchanging visits of ski teams with - Canada, Argentina and with Norway, Finland, istralia Zealand. rmttee will UVtSB. .rim envisions to .play t Chile, Bolivia, f .ur old friends i witrerland, At fr i j clubs in. its seven lj$t, to other national skiing con- jitst. The" association now claims afiilated. lubs with-.' 43,500 jfrjGnbersr.T . ; :W.wr Casualties High Many of the f orenwrt skiers served overseas in the armed forces during the'vver. Casualties ran as high as 90 pur cent in some uniti. Those who paid tee .supreme sacrifice "included ike spectacuiar Norwegian star,,- Torger Tokle, wno swt.tecords in many American tournaments befor.e the war. 2tf,any of the survivors are re turning to skiing competition with renewed vigor. - Lloyd . Ellingson, Menominee, Wis.,: again -is -.'active as secretary of--the national asr sociation after returning from three-and-a-half years' service in i, national aviation unit.. Irvin Johnson and L a v e r n Trepp, who were class '"A" com petitors before the war, are plan ning to open a ski school at iron Mountain', AKc'ti.1 l'hey-trfuneir inl-: and New , ltary skiers' ice. nmuataii iram- "S fiiuup i camp xiaje, ioio., The International Olympics 'Committee will hold a full session is September, 1946, at Lausanne, Switzerland. Plans are underway t$ celebrate games of the 14th Olympiad of the modern cycle in Invitations have been re ceived from the seventh winter games ana later .were. . members 4 o. jjicij troop uiuts who served in Kiska oi the Aleutians and in itaiy. . Cross-country racing will be sponsored this winter by a dozen Upper Michigan high schoois."lhe national convention adopted a res olution to encourage interc jllegi ate skiing and tooK action to cr- Delegates to the waukee con- jS&mze junior sluing on a na emu oasis, runas were appropiiatea xui preuminary work in connetuoa witn a program outlined Dy cne nu and trail committee. Chairman oi this group is James i-augmin, AltaLtah. It proposed to promote winter camping and totaling .o prepare khiormation about nuts and trails and to encourage the de velopment of suitaDie touring aeas. i veation unanimously awarded the 11' 4 7 national ski-jumping cham- JHonship to tiie Ishpeming, Mich., I clujb of the Central United States '-' Ski Assn. The lshpeming dub is remodeling its hill for .ibu-ioo; I jumps and wjil try it out in a sanc- Coned tournament on fee. i:4, J 946. This involves moving u.e I takeoff back 70 feet. The bett iec I rd made on the old slide wi..; i"'?-' I feet. The National Ski Assr. of I America was founded in LjJapsui- ing in 1904. The first three nauon id jumping contests were r.jli on I shpeming's "suicide hill' from 1904 until 1906. The association's executive com- THOMAS WAULING CO, A3STAACTS of TITLE "Title Insurance" I one girl said she pAaimed l fj ' ' u 1 ' 'U " " 1 1 j veterinarian's assistant. Won't Admit It ALBION, Micfi.U.PJ Only three of 430 women students at Albion College are brave .enough io avium., that marriage.,, is their aim alter graduation, inis.was .rveaied in a poil toy college aunontyiB, viij said that teacning, social worK, frnedicine, joournansm, music, law and engineering, ail ranxed apove matrimony in tne co-eas' plans. TEA JOITRAL'I i Patent Medicines Baity'IWirh Dangerous or Headaches Pc!i;h Envoy Fresh ater Pi i :-. i - 8905 fl-13 ''Since there are more than SO different causes of headache, j correct diagnosis by a physician j is extremely important. While j the headache victim is experi- i menting with this pill and that j powder, the underlying disease j process may progress to an in-1 curable state." So warns Dr. Kohert ii. ir eldt, oi cue -uii-waukee Cniidren s Hospital and the University oi Wiscontinj Medical School, writing in ihe; Keaaer s Digest. Dr. t'elat s article, condensed ' I from ihe American Mercuiy. t says that most ntaaacnes can ue ; divided into" two main ciues:; intracranial and extracranial, j "neauacnes of intracranial o.i gin, usually ueepseaied a..d tnrobbing in character, mu-uj ' ' those uue to migraine, mi. .-.- I pressuru. lever. Oram il; o., ; jsipniins, tuDerculosis, n..i , i the toxemias of pregnane, a ., ovennuuigenee in aiconol. 1 tracranial headaches, leit neaici I 1 the surface, are the "jbiseliKe or drawing type," and are called nervous heauaches because tn.y are caused oy emotional tension. ; Dr. Feldt discusses the char ! acteristics of migraine and other J types of heaaache, cites the ' I known cures, and voices a warn ing against the use of many pa-' -.It- .. u. - k'- V ': '"' n: v. . ' -. i I - '-t ' M'-'-'Vpv.-. j f-.v;-,'. ; ; -. - ' ' -'? - ' A fciT.:o:- U. S. cTx is r '. --r, nr.v an.' asi.wOi" t . ti-.o L'.. . i States. F.r .s Ei. Car L;,-.: 2 c ove, whn l'.r:t car.'.c to Ar.-.: : ira cs z.:i c-?hnr.rj $:u::r.t. A'r rttidy at t: e U:i. ; sity 01 C.i-cz-Z"- iit 'cec: no a U. S. ii' . ; 1:1 U J.3. Rcc; r.Uy he ren; Ui.. e i hi.- Amei tan ci;i.:c:-.-- h!p .. . . , - ' , - , 1 - v T-- - l, , f- ' - l- -- o tCn L C 3 1 . err.pirin. and many other head ache pills," and acetanilide. "ii; active i::yiedient of evuntlef.-nostrunts.' 0 be a IF f. To Each Member of Your' Family S FRIDAY & SATURDAY a ciever two piece irpcK tnats .tent nostrums. ictims 01 nu smooth as alnt perfect" " ' or-; graine turn desptratci irom one. dates or work-a-day moments, n ! patent meakine to auuintr with-j ..L , , - ,A . 1 out reliet, unaware that a speci-! will be lovely in jewel-toned wool ... . . ' , , , , t mi f- ,r ,. J ?lic treatment has been perltctetl.j with bright contrasting trim. A -he drug, orgotamine taitrate, 'must' in every junior wardrobe. : wili relieve 60 or 90 per tent oil Pattern N'b. S905 is designed : attacks of migraine if taken at for Eize 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and the beginning, but it must be ad-1 18. Size 12 short sleeves, re-i ministered under close medical! supervision because it may have ' side effects.' Migraine is sometimes due to an allergy, j ; the author adds, and once the al-i lergic factor is discovered, mi-; erraine can be preventeu oy a- ABE MARTIN : ilavy . f roMem j WASHINGTON' '0.F! One of ' 'the. Navy's most difficult supply i problems in thp, Pacific war com- j parable to those faced in fioviding ammunition, food ar J fir in lar-re quantities was kc-e ..g ' fresh , water for drinimg. .. .kng and ; 1 bathing avai-.ole let its r.i.n. Ee.v.- !..i i'eiiil uri-f-r d r.c ; China crat, X.)?." nvy 'ouiid ;.ut- . urai fieoii Ww.ttr suy.;;4lvj tha; ! couiJ be relied cn :r. ;i.c Philip- pines. j While the laige flc-et ritips car ried their twa water d.ie.Ik.s. cn equipment, hmidreds of smaller ships had to be supplied with water for their own crews as ut-ii as : those they put ashore on eo.r.i ' : atolls and undeveloped islands. con vesscdi;.. small pat. oi trail . and motor torpedo boats al.o needed tome place to "water up' in order to carry out their activi ties. I : Responsibility for solving ihe water j robleat was given to the fleet's 'St-rvice Squadron 10. 'ihis squadron set up llewt water shiys, tankers arid watt-i -making . :,'- 5 ' and moved them over i;ie Pacil : - Ocean, oiten just a pace b.-:: ;., tlif iigu.illg i.lieS i.elu oy uie . -Mi.ps. io provide die water ships ..a; ly 111 the war, the Navy autu-.-- ii. .. conversion uf two 4,u0y,oU0-;;-a l',n tankers 10 become water a. 1 lers arid later t; mere tanitcs I 2 ,5 00.0 00 v gididris of JiitlViA 'iauy. Later fresn water facilities j weie ae .elc.pea on Jauam and ijai- pan. . . ihe Navy revealed that by util izing an means avails oie cii pio ' v.uii.g tci water, it was able so - meet tne v atcr neeus 01 all V est ein 1'aciiic loices at ine umei.he Jaf)aiiese sun euuered. o BARBS Who's Flaying Who in tootcail howls YOliK vw.H. How they up iOt tne luoioail oowi NEW wia line ga.nes: ! iwae ilowl, Pasadena, Cal. New 1 tar i Day Aiaoama vs. Southern C'aluoinia. Sugar Bowl, New Orleans, La.. New Year's Day bt. liary's (Cal.) vs. Oklahoma A. t r. Orange Bowi, Miami, .la., New 1 ear's Day jdianu vs. .oij Cross. Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Tex. New Year's Day iexas vs. Mis souri. Sun Bowl, El Paso, Tex., New Year s Day New .Mexico vs. Denver University. Oil Bowl, Houston, Tex., New Year's Day Georgia vs. Tulsa. Raisin Bowl, Fresno, Cal.,, New Year's Day Fresno State vs. Drake University. . Blue-Gray Game, Montgom ery, Ala., Dec. 2U Northern t- liege Ali-biais vs. JtSjuthern. --i.;i-itars. Mhnue Game, San Francisco Cal., Dec. 25 East All-Stars vs. V. .::t All-Stars. Jacksonville Bowl, Jackson viii., Pht. South Carolina vs. V aKe Forest. BY UAL COCHRAN . TUST a friendly tipj a clock J passes the time by keeping its hands busy. Alaska is a very nice tcrri- tory, but we do wish she'd make her weather stay at home. An Ohio school teacher sug-' gests thermometers be put in all street cars. So patrons can read 'em and shiver? You can depend on the beau tiful snow bringing a lot of slush. Or don't you read po etry? The average distance to a ga rage when an auto stalls is about . five miles. INSURANCE KEAL ESTATE and LOANS Loris B. Long 1 I Phone 250, 337 W Donat Bldg. quires 22 yards of 54-inch or 3 yards of 35-inch material. 'harmful ror Uttf pattern (end 15 . cents in coin, plus 1 cent post age, your name, address and the PATTERN NUMBER to The PJattrmouth " Daily Journ-: al, TODAY'S PATTERN, 530 S. WELS tST., CHICAGO 7, ILL. 'voiding the offenair.g substance. A new ad, -is caused by hemicrania j ad! ovei orouuctlon ofi headache in one half of the head - l, if , I were cenverted. wa.tr canicis w ton water-makini Adued to r?j .'ie.twu 12, '.'oO srips, ett-ii vii;- a:-le of uistiinng io,ut'o gallons of sea w atei- a day. Scabee Units Aided To augnifiit the watei -.arrici's and water-making shtps, int N-. sent small Jivabee ui.tts, tia-iievi a; Water diotiila-ion and pmii itut uu method.-, aiioie wun ir.n iai j sat.it waves on i'aciiic isLiuu-. hen t..e islands Were later S2- About a i.urth of TOO horses j sold at a recent sale at Vorland: ! Yv"; o.. went to canners and otiiei I processors. Your Health, Happiness and Success, Demands Good Vision! Leonard Fitch Optometrist Plattsmouth 116 N. 5th. Phont 41 WA N -IT A DBS a natural bouy substance, hista-j mine. The Mayo Clinic has per-j fected a cute bo i-er cent suc-j cessful, the article rays consist-1 ing of minute injections of hista- J mine over a period tl six weeks.' in doses that are tri ad nail v in Some bein' 'tntselvcs on en ther only caiea. ti.e ieaoevs were 1 vapor contpr e.-;ioii d: iiu. ur.i.s, capaoie of pioauer of attr an nnui. foiKs pmle tgreeaLle w tiresome. You can bluff , woman i y tellin' her t' do she )kascs. htig't tloli ouk gallons By tr.j tin; e a;:;i hioious ic-rtes were ready .o a-ti me Okinaw a, water obtained ii cm the Le;. cC Gulf aica alone ainuunted to over PLATTSMOUTH 4 UNDRY Wet Wnsh Hough Dry Flat Vfoi li - Finished Work FREE PICKUP and DELIVERY SERVICE Phonr'. Tita tuie o creased, J'sK-k! 4jW- Ake.lwcd and steels that would" bring oil headaches. People with high blood pres sure sometimes suffer from headaches which are not neces- um i us:d in i irnu manutac in alio;-"s AN AUTO ACCIDENT EVERY- 3 AND iV2 MmUlE . . . And 3-1,030. deaths yearly. No matter tow; careful a driver you aie, ycuri ' car may briiig; death cr injunO A policy from this Agency, and the service that jroes with it, are your best protection. j BLACK ' percentage of all headaches, Dr. j j see 1 J U . v distressing PLATE LUNCH AND PRO- gram at Taylor . School 3 miles warily related to that trouble but 'west 'of Pfattsmouth. Dec. 2S!to chronic nervous tension or 8 p. m. Daleen Zierott, teach-j fatigue. When the cause of ten er ! sion is removed the headaches : disappear, although blood pres-1 Lost and Found 4 ure1 "mains the same. Nervous! headaches account for a large' LOST WHITE spotted hound. Finder please i Feldt states, and pall Otto Petereit. Tel 3821. i f rom overwork. esult chiefly; j S$epfceil M. D3VIS ' istressing as Uhev may be, they seldom inter- I iiaUMUOUi.t State ianii liiUg. 1 r. i Can Be Used As A Measuring Glass or Kept As A 20 YEARS OF PROGRESS" -Souvenir . v . . !. . From Your. . 5 Gamble Store Dealer I: I While the House Market is Good. So BUftlXYOUR HOME NOW, WITH AN F.H.A. LOAN, VHICH MAKES FINANCING EASY. When j'ou build your new home with an F.H.A: LOAN, your. monthly payments are a esy as this: $2000 Loan, $11.95 monthly .. $3000 Loan, $17.89 monthly" v $4000 Loan, $23.$5 monthly. V , $5000 Loari, $29.82 monthly- . (Plus monthly portion of taxes ajvd. insurance) . Our company was one of the first in-Nebraska to ake F.H.A. Loans, and we still make them over an fcverwideuing area .. ;' : . : . Don't delay building any longer.-Write for free booklet on F.H.A. Loans: : ' - ' Help Wanted 0lfere with sleep and are uusally MANAGER FOR MOORMAN j relieved by aspirin or a short Mfg. Co. of Quincy, 111. has!naP;. . well established territory open 1 . ctims of so called constipa in "Cass Co. Prefer men be-tl0n headaches are susceptible to 'tween 25 and 50. Must have commercial exploitation, the au car. 'Livestock or Pales exper-ior says. Although the theory ience heloful. This is an oPpor-that intestinal stasis causes au tunity for good pay for the manj tointoxication a n d headaches who can qualify. This is a per- 'as long since been disproved mahent full time job. Call Wy scientific experiment, purvey Kenneth Roberts at Plattsmouth j ol s .of laxatives stnl make much oi this idea, needless ot tne re- S Phone 9 Hotel Friday for interview or write P. O. Box Xo. C7 at Lin coln, Nebr. Articles for Sale 20 FOR SALE: 3 or 4 dozen laying, Barred Rock pullets. $1.25 each. A. F. Moore, Telephone 492-J. FOR SALE: 60 ACRES, WITH i improvements, joining Platts i mouth on the nortn. For parti- , culars see or write S. Troia, 2235 So. 11th, Omaha, Xebr. to it tilMifAWI THE NATIONAL 500 First . N Agonal. IfanV B wilding ;;7MAHA, NEBRASKA fci fl- ! 1 suit disruption of normal bowel functions." Warning that the dancers of patent headache medicines can not be overemphasized. Dr. Feldt reveals that "Reliable estimates indicate that nearly 200 differ ent 'cures' contain bromides. Chronic bromide intoxication ac companied by mania delirium can follow selfmedication with brom ide preparations." Specific dru? cited as dangerous are acetorh ; netidin, "an ingredient of ana-. in. rnn OAT T n T ' T 1 "O f I f CTTTT'C ' Linen Chest, Desk, Book Cases, f Upholstered Chairs. N. F. Pifer 613J. 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