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“Broadway Rhythm** Going Full Speed At Classified Ads Set Resuits! “Broadway Rhythm** Going Full Speed at MGM S__Ha*eI Scott started at MG1I on I June 21 in her role in “Broadway NEIGHBORHOOD FI RMTIBE NICHOLAS BROTHERS OUT OF STEP FOR THE FIRST TIME Rhythm’. £ CLOTHING '•HOP f Xot only does she play the piano Boa jr:~fc. Atiaata. 56* Ladies Dresses Reasonable. DR. FRED PALMER'S The i in her inimitable fashion, but she lt«' Pairs of Shoes—No Stamps. SKIN WHITENER complicates'’ the lovelife of Lena | Rugs of All K.nds. Radios, etc. | Home and Eddie “Rochester a We Buy and Sell. Tel. AT-1171 : lersou. Roy Del Ruth is directing 1715 NORTH :«Sth ST. | the musical, which producer Jack ROOM FOR RENT- Cummngs is bringing to the screen. Auto Parts Wanted TOR RENT Front Rotor WE. 2*10 Lena Horne, the thrust who de- BURNED. WRECKED or witches Rochester in “Cabin in DILAPIDATED. CARS AND LA LN DRIES & CLEANERS WAITERS’ the Sky", celebrated her bir: =d v j TRI CKS. BRINY; EM IN PARTS FOR CARS EDHOLM A SHERMAN June 38, by rehearsing “Tele a j COLUMN CONSOLIDATED AITO 8401 North 24th WE. 606* Tete at Tea Time" with Rochester ; PARTS for the big musical which introduc- CO. EMERSON LAUNDRY es Ginny Simms and Mu-- 53®1 Cumins St. Phone AT. <324 North 24th St. WE. 10?> George ! pay as a romantic team. want to i t »- Furniture cf a.I kinds—dressers, NORTH 24th STREET H. W. SMITH) beds, end tab! s, chairs and chest (BY SHOE REPAIR WE. MSB af drawers or complete home— “W ENS 18Q7 N. 24th St. WE-I240 .. HER MASTERS" apartment inn;.things Kettles and -___ —POPUI-AK fishes. Sell ug yours. Miss Alberta Foster, on leave PRICKS Vacation tise is here and all of LOOK AT YOUR SHOES IDEAL Punwtjre Mart. 24th & Tuskegee Institute. during the are who goes Other People Do. Lake Street—WL 2224 the boys asking academic Fear, 1MS-2M3, for ad- next! vanced study, has been awarded Join—Reliable Friendship Quo- the degree of Master of Education Tor Pleasure Send Dime for mem- from Winnetka graduate Teachers “IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL" iership blank. H. Brooke*. S17 The Fontenelle waiters are on in Winnetka. MAYO'S BARBER EL College III. This Col- SHOP Weadell Chics.so. the up and go at ail times. lege is regarded as one of the most Ladies and Children's Work FUNERAL DIRECTORS progressive edutgition-l institu- A Specialty Capt. Davis of the Field dub is tions in this Country and Miss 2422 LAKE ST. THOMAS FUNERAL HOME quite a stranger on North 24th St. Foster has the distinction of being 2022 Lake St. WEbstsr 2022 it first Negro graduate. Miss Fos- Musician headwaiter of the ter is a native of Anderson, S.C. REAL DISCOVERY FOR Green Trees and Cornfields which (Press Photo Service». can be seen at Happy Hollow club HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE i^efense is on the job. Dangerous High Blood Pressure “UN-AMERICAN” (Essential Hypertension) is usually MYRTLE M. marked by Paxton Hotel with the Race (by GOODLOWi distressing symptosu such as dizziness, throbbing head- Organizations preaching racial Horse headwaiter and quick, step CLEAVES TEMPLE PRESENTS aches, sleeplessness and nervous* and hate, ness. If this crew are in the running on prejudice disregarded, may lea< ping "An of to Heart BUY Shouldn't be allowed to operat Evening Song'* Trouble, Stroke, Paralysis; fine. ...very fme service. With the -John S. Williams Hardening of the Arteries or Kid- In our own United States. Trouble. UNITED Choral Ensemble. ney Diamonex, discovery of a Ho- Hitler and his henchmen, an heart specialist, is designed te STATES White Horse Inn and Regis SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 3:3# p.m. excellent quickly aid in the relief of thess example. At rim Chnm tel waiters are top notchers in any Pile Baptist distressing symptoms. SAVINGS How men can rai one's notch. trample Patron Tickets $1.10. Gen A Chicago resident says: “I suf- 1 Kingdoms and nations into dust, Adm. 55c. Children 2Sc. Tick- fered from High Blood Pressure foi /BONDS 1 ets must be secured several years with When their cause is unholy and by Aug increasingly AND Omaha Athletic Club with the severe dizzi- I SIAM PS 112th. See members or call the throbbing headaches, unjust— ness and shortness of breath- 1 beadwaiter from the Show Me LKFT TO RIGHT: T-5th Fayard The interview revealed t Nicholas. mind about Harold. Pastor, WE. 6251. Will America let the Klan con- showed the Diamonex formula tc State, and the Second man from Nicholas. Thetma * ^ ^ C & C- 0 Thurston Gordon that they may soon be in step a- Nicholas bros out of for the my doctor and, on his advice, tried step tinue to operate? the Razorbaek State ana the the treatment for two weeks undes Ho? Post Feature writer and Harold gaan if L'ncie Sam changes his first time head please k ! Preaching racial prejudice and identical conditions as previous new waiter from the Arkansas treatments. Within three :<TELLAR ADDITION TO FORT hate? only days State College and the crew of old my bad headaches and dizzy spells Or has she HIACHUCA ENTERTAINMENT profited by Europe': were blood --—_ timers am very m t.-h out in the MAS, SARAH BUSH WiLKEP' gone. My high pressure FAMILY mistake, was reduced and I sleep fine.” f'ont. Mrs. Sarah Walker, 57. NOTES Bush age There is no difference in Diamonex goes directly to work Johnson Drug Co. I, LOCAL Entertainment possibilities tn Hitler's 9S4 North 25th St., died July ai in'three different ways to sad iz CITY GIRL JOINS 27, SIOUX the Fort Huachuca Service plan. the relief of these «: 2306 North 24th AH of the Chicago waiter* who a local hospital after an extended Special dangerous symp- ( THE WACS Nor the Ku Klux Klan. toms. Results are speedy—within to illness. Division have reached an unprec- stop in Omaha, don’t seem as short a time as two weeks suf- Fort Des Miones. la.—Auxiliai y Since both work against God Mrs. Walker had been a resident edented new with the recent make the grade as the serv.ee is high ferers often find that Diamonex has We. 0998 Dorothy Elizabeth Walker. 523 D’ 18 She is surviv- and man. !; | of Omaha years. addition to its personnel of a num- accomplished 75% of the total re- on a rapid fire order retinue. St.. South Sioux City. Nebraska, is ed by her husband. Mr. Fred Walk- They are the instruments of duction possible with this formula. ber of talented persons from the Want an eyeful, an earful of entenam- Services If you suffer from Blood one of the women who have of Omaha. Funeral Satan— nSent? High Negro er, entertainment field. Pressure Blackstone hotel room service- 2 from St. John s ★ * * * you may try DIAMONEX Saturday at pm. To confuse and divide our started training in the Women’s nation. without a To intro- One of the latest stellar addit- Then go see and hear M-G-M’s wonder- risking penny. BOWELS man Mr. Avan: will soon retire AME. Church with Rev. E. F. Rid- SLUGGISH? Army Auxiliary Corps at Firs* If the Klan is doing good. ful musical “Du Ros A duce this wonderful treatment to Burial at Prospect ions tc the special service family is Barry Lady.” • Feeling like you lost your best friend- and we are quite sure he will ley officiating. a million new sufferers this liberal WAC Traiinng Center. Fort Dee- They wouldn't need to hide * ★ ★ ★ headachy—dull—ail because of sluggish bow- Hill cemetery. Arrangements by Cpl. Fayard Xcholas. eldest of the trial offer is made fo:r a limited els? draw a heavy Why put up with constipation misery? pension. Iowa. Her rating is the behind a hood.’ It’s a mad dream—in Technicolor! Chew modem Moines. The Thomas Funeral Heme. time only. FEEN-A-MINT. the pieasan?- twinkling -toed dance team of in- * ★ ★ ★ tastmg chewing-gum laxative. Chew FEEN- WAC equivalent of Private in the And wait till the dead of night. Send only $1.50 to the Diamonex national fame. arrived at wants wake the A-MINT tonight at bedtime. **krT».g only m man Nicholas But who to up when 318-A North Brother John Evans is t-5p To commit their deeds Company, Michigan accordance with package directions. Next Army. of fright. showiest of show out with the LIVING GOD Fort Huachuca early in the month rings Ave., Ch.eago, Illinois for a full morning—thorough, gentle relief, you at the Rome CHURCH OF THE helping Hotel. Loyal Americans and Christians music, sings out with the songs, gives TWO weeks feel swell agam- Millions rely cn FEEN-A- from Van supply uf genuine 1906 North 24th St.. Camp Dorn, Jliss.. ac- out with the beautiful MINT. Chew hke your favorite gum. Tastes Worthy of the name. girls? DIAMONEX, prepaid. IIse Dia- good. 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