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La opinión., 1935-05-22
MlSCElANEA
;OPORTUNIDAD!

Escrfbame para remIrirt informes
para conoce su signo, dominar a
sus enemigos y reaIizar sus deseos
en- ell amor. Escrfbame y lie dire
todas las gufas que ~necesita sin CO.
brarle NADIA Sonora A. A Rico,
Estevez ga. Habana. Cuba.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
Esta TRISTE0
o en- DUDA!

4 Desea I'D. saber al
go sobre asuntos de
disgustos. negocios,
amores. n~latrimonio.
~enfermedad, etc?
lTiene I'd. ell carl
no de cuien desea?I
Desea alivio o ms
piracion DIVINA
va no sufra nj ande
Al. rI.I-
La opinión., 1935-05-22

Ell MoDERNo SECRETAR1O DE
Los AMANTES. Precio. 25c.
Pidalo a la "Libreria Lozano'.
2J3 n. Los Angeles Street.-Los
Angeles Calf.
La opinión., 1935-05-22

mismo club, en- ell salon casa de
Rosas'', situado en- las Gales West
Adams Y Hoover.
La opinión., 1935-05-22

INTERMEDIATES PEEL, Sangre, Orr.
ma, Nariz, Ofdos y Anginas. Examen
sl.0O. DIR. KEYS, 2515 Brooklyn
Ave. Horas 2 a Z. tl9)
La opinión., 1935-05-22
EMPlEOS

sE NECFSITA muehacha con buena
p-resencIa cue sepa coser en- ma
ouina para hacer chaquetitas de
cuero. Debe hablar ingles. Dirfasje
a 1910 South San Pedro st.
La opinión., 1935-05-22

IDES'fA listed anunciar su ne.
soc!o v obtener resultados prac--
Observation-Disclosures en- esta Sec
zion.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
= FL AVISO CLASIFICADO <
VENTAS DE ASA

FLAT 3 cuartos amueblado Flat 4
euartos sin muebles. 576 North Hill
st. (Hill eerea de Sunset).
La opinión., 1935-05-22
COMPRAS vARlOS

cOMPRO, VENDO, Gambia camas,
~tocadores, estufas. radios. malui-
mas de coser, laVar. Pagamos me-
jores precios ciudad. Morales Fur
niture Store, 1850 Brooklyn Ave.
Tel ANgelus 65S3. 0Jo
Pida Cataiogo de Libros a la LII
BRERlA LOZANO. 203 N. Los
Angeles, California.
La opinión., 1935-05-22
MEDICINkS

PIDA SU HOROSCOPE enviando fe-
cha de su nacimiento lie enviare
ademas folleto conteniendo piedra
imam, bola hipnotica, barajas COM
puestas. perfumes, tratados en- to
ia clase do secretos. tesoros ocul
tos y otras n~oyedades. C%onsultenie
suS diflcultades.
AGA DEMiA OMAR"
6f7 Montgomery Street
San Francisco. California.
(tfc)
La opinión., 1935-05-22
A Ut S

Remate de Automobiles
REMATEi o0 AUTOS
LUNES. MERCEDES Y vIERNkS
A LAS Z p. M.
ESQUINA 81 Y MAIN ST.
Finance Insurance Co. } otros
concedemos Abonos
Alex Silverthrone. Rem. PR. 7OOS I'D
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
@inrf Suain berfanft eincn frcmben
6nnS.

@s gub cine 3eit. aIs es Dem
amerifaniihen @umoriiten nod redt
i6le1t ging unO er ols l1nbefann-
ter elm fiimmerIi6es 9aiein f%riitete.
@ungrig nanoerte er zines Cages
ourd Die StraBen bon @aibington
un6 8erbrad iid Ben &opf oarii6er,
tuie er fid eiflen Dollar berihaffen
f0nnte, Inn ieinen Sunger 5u itinen.
Gin idoner Sagobuno fam bertrau-
li9 81 inn beran, i1miegte iid an
i'm uno bIieb, als er peiterging, an
ieiner Seite. 9o fam elm Sffi3ier
6nber, Dem Der id0ne Suno gefiel.
uSit er 3i per~faufen?" Mnrf Emain
ingte nidts peiter als: n@eben sic
mir 3 Collar Sen Snnoel tpuroe
perfect, un0 ser Sffi5ier frat nit
Dem Sumo freuOig in elm &eitaurnnt
elm. @leid 0arnuf erIdien elm auf.
geregter &err auf Ser @iloflGde,
ser lid nit ben @orten an Morf
Swain tpanOte: nSaben Sic 5uf6l-
Zig einen Sag0buno geIeber, Der 10
un6 10 a~usfiebt?" Ser bungrige
SAriftiteler anttportete geloiien:
0@enn sic mir 8 Dollar geben, per.
pfliGte id mid, Sen SunO tpieOer
berbei5uidaffen." Ser anoere
itimmte freuoig gu, %iporauf Murf
Etpain Sen 0ffi5ier oeranlaBte, linn
gegen Undertaking ieines @elOes
Ben @uno 8lriid5ugeben, ben er I'm.
per5iiglid ieinem redtmGbisen BE.
flyer 3ufiibrte. Shmun5elno itriA
er oann oie 8 Dollar SinOerlobn
elm. so bate ih", idreibt Marf
Stpain, omein @emiiien berubigt.
8~ugegeben, Die erIten 3 Dollar wa,
rem nidt nuf ebrli6e 8eiie ertuor.
ben, sic nnoern 3 babe id mir aber
ebrli9 beroient."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Ger au8fdtsboIIe
8eruf. nIapa. id m0dte bod
fein &aufmann peroen. ib m0ate
Mulifer meroenl"
.0as ion mir redt iein, aber oas
iage id sir: Inter meinem Seniter
miro niht geipielt!"
@uffIiebbaber. Gin
bornebmer 2oro bate cine ausge.
iprodene Nutipatbie gegen ieoe @rt
bon Mufif. gines Cages iudte ibn
iein &0nig - es mar @eorg Ser
9ritte BON england - onom gu Be.
tpegerl, einem &on5ert ontifer MuIif
beiautpobnen. Ser Monar1 fiigte
bin5u: nSbr 8ruOer, Der 8iidof,
feblt Bel 0ieien &onaerten ME-, unS
Ser n%ornebnle 2or0 o~ntportete: SD
piir0e aud niht feblen, ipenn i9 10
taiib mare tuie meit @rnOer."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Gris9en ouf geiud.
Sonte: ~auf pelder Settle oes 81.
ides modteit gu iisen, SriBden?"
6ribdeu: n9tuf feiner, Eaute. Sci
uns gu Souie iibe id INNER aui
einem StubI."
8eim S6opf gefaBt.
s8ie fonnit on Did unteriteben bid
bon &errn Miiaer fiiiien 8u Ioiien?"
r@ir boben uns ioeben oerlo6t,
Mamal @s lit Sbuen bod redt.
Serr @iiuer?"
Gutter sat. Ser Gbef
iiberrai6t Oen 8udboIter, wie er
iiber ieinem %uIt fdlief. D9os iii
iebt Oas Orittemal, 0aB i'd Sic
idIafeuo finOel~ iagte er itreng.
p9h iH bite I'M 8er5eibungl",
anttportete ser 8udbaIter, lid min
Sbnen oie 8nbrbeit iagen: infer
8nbb bGlt mid INNER nahts mod"
.0ann tpGr' es better, sic br69.
ten es ins 8iiro.~
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Gas list. SieseI trifft
ieinen S9nei0er.
Siesel bat nod S9uloen Bel Inn.
8om lebten Sabraebnt.
n@riBgott, eoler Meiiter", iagt
Siegel, ntDaS fir An0iige miro man
0ieien @inter tr~aeen?"
@rummt Ser Sdneioer b0ie:
~8e8nbltel"
- @r fennt fem Meter.
&uf Dem Sabrmarft in Der &aritG-
tenbuoe: unO bier meme Serri9nf-
ten, Die rieiiee Meniden8unge, Die
sic in Spiritus ieben, oas 1T 0ie
ein5ig edte 3unee &arls Oes Gro
ben.
ltno bic fleine 3uuee Oa, bon
mem lit oie?
9ie 1T ebenfaus bon &arl Dem
@roBeu, als er nod flein NOR.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

-@IIdfeIigfeit. n@rete,
id babe fir Die Sper 5pei StebpIdse
b~efommen."
v@ie berrlidpl SoffentIid Iiegen
iie nebeneinonoer."
Per Con. Segiiieur: ~Sie
Iegen nidt eerlug @ift, Spott unO
Scratching in 0os @ortl"
Sduuipielerin: p8eiier fam id
es nidt."
&egiiieur:: .uniinnl 9enfen sic,
Sic treffen cine @ebenbubIerin in
einetn imitierten Gealpela un0 sic
iogen: n&aninhen!~
Ger @un6er6oftor.
Gin Motroie fieI ouf 9ed bin unO
beritaudte iid Sic Sano. NIs iie
pieoer better pur0e, frogte er BEN
Ar3t dngitlih: n&err Ooftor, menil
bic SanO tpieoer gang better lit, per-
Sc i6 Damn Banjo ipieIeu f0nnen?@
naber geipiB bod, onttportete Der
Gr8t.
80, So oanf' id Sbnen, sic tun
8unoer," fngte Ser Matroie, dor.
Der fonnte id es ndmlid ni6t.~
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

@eIcrut lit geIernt.
@euen0 rief cine nl1nnlide Stimme
aus Der @obnung I'M oritien Stod
6es Neuboubauies I'M SiIfe. glues
in ser Nafbari6aft ftiir8te an Die
Seuiter. Gin beber3ter Witmenia
olarmierte Oas lleberfoqfommanOo.
sSn fuenigen Minuten ifon fliste Oos
8oIi5eiauto berbei. 8ds mar los?
@on5 einfad: Serr 2dmmdcn Duroe
uieOer einmal BON ieiner 5rau
fiirhterIih bertobadt. NIs oie Be-
omten in oie @obnurg einOranseu,
fonnten iie geraOe nod ben lesten
Ingrift Sen Die putlooernOe Satin
nit Ser gratpfanne unternebmen
tpoute, obrpebren.
@ahtmeiiter SdnrmiB fonnte
iid nidt entbaIten, iie auf oos 8e.
frem0lide ibres 8etrogens bin3u-
tpeiIen: oBenn Sic aud nit benz
Mann ga Oerbeirntet iino, 10 miB-
bouoeln Oiirfen Sic i'm bod nidtl"
80, iunger Mann", feifte Die
aufeebrodte, der molten Sic mid
Iebren, mo i9 iHon eenmaI @itpe
ino 5tueental iefaieOen bin2"
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

au6 elm SubiIGum.-
s8as lit Oenn BEL gud in Ser Slide
los? Cine Oide @irlanOe unO 8Iit-
men ouf Dem GiidentiIdI"
DSa, uniere 9Odin lit beute %
Sabre Bel uns."
alba, oIiO iO8uiogen iiIberue.
4od8eit."
Gtnas Iouter, bittel
goIfsreoner: nStimmen Sic fir
mid! 0as @olf braubt IoIde MGn-
tter Die mid! @ir tperOen oie @obr.
belt berfiinOerl 0oB man es bon Der
Moas Bis an Die MemeL bon ser
@tid Big an Ben 8elt b0ren ionl"
Stimme aus Dem SintergrunS:
v@tpas laliter, bittel"
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Iud elm @runo.
DBaritm gebit ou 0enn gum 9of-
tor? Define 6rau lit bod ieIber
Ger5tin."
~S5u, WeiBt gu, id fiirdte hire
Ianeen Spre9itunoen.~
9ie @nttGuf6ung.
sat es sir i'm @ebirge gefaGen9
Offen geitanoeu, ih mar emf.
tGuidt. Sd bate g~eglnubt, oaB
man einen bel groBeren 9urit be.
fommt, penn man tauienO Meter ge-
flettert lit.
Gin Sun tfenner. Sror
Meper, sic gIoltben gar nidt. mas
fir la~ngpeilige 2eute es gibt. @e-
itern mar i1 I'M Muieum. ga itan-
sen atpei INNER nod Dor einem
8il6e, als id idol SOS gauge Mu-
ieum beii6tigt bate.
Gin GeufeIsferL. n8iit
ou lider, OoB Die SUIT rein iit?"
fliiiterte iie, mabreno ibr 2iebbaber
iie umidlang. rSa", %onttuortet er,
nbenor id 8u Dir fam, bobrte idJ
Elm Sod in Oas @aiierrobr. 9ein
@nter bat es ridtig entoedt rn0
0riidt nun ioIange ieinen Singer
0arauf, Bis Ser &lempner fommt."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

8eerinOet. g.: nGnn,
uie NOR Oas &on5ert am geitrigen
4beno?~
g.: SD inge Sbueu, gerooe8u err
bebeno un0 fortreiBeno."
ST.: 80? Snmiefern 0enn?~
s.: nSdon beim orittpn Gtiid
erbob Itd aues. Inn aus5ureiBen.~
- @Ieidnis. Ser ar3t BEG
Sta0tdens fIopft einem 20ffelBGno-
Ter auf Oem @odenmarft auf Die
Sdulter un0 erfun6igt iid mad Dem
IbioB Ser @are. Ser @erfGufer
bemerft reItgniert:
nNair gebt es pie einem Sbrer
&ranfen: ole 5tpei Stun0en eitten
26ffell"
Ser s rnf #. Der ole &aue
8eters, ser iein 2ebtag germ einen
tudtigen S9Iud getrunfen bat, lag
i'm Sterben. Ser @farrer mar ge.
rufen noroen uiO betrot sic &ron.
fenitube. auf Dem Gid ItanO cine
Slafde 8ranntpein. Ser 8farrer
blidte befiimmert auf Die 6laf1e,
rduiperte ii9 unS ingte: nSit oos
oein ein8iger Croft, Safe, in oieiem
erniten Guganblid?"
oN9 nein~, ertpioerte &ane, lid
babe nod 5tpei 5luiden Oriiben i'm
Sdranf itebenl"
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Sn Sberbapern. 0er
0~orfgaitbof nobm cine neue Wiag6.
ginen Sag Dor Ser &irmes.
nNa1 Ser &irmes muBt on Sen
Son8iaal ideuern, 3en5i."
Sea Dos fam / net"
.@arum net?"
Meint Die Mogo:
rs fam ia 4lut ieben."
gramen Sci Ser me0iai.
niiden Briifuns fragte Der erumi.
nierenOe Brofefior einen Stuoenten:
n8ieOiel Morpbium miiroen sic
alio benz &ranten geben?"
Ganoioat: rSiinf @rnmm."
Brofeiior: SEA, erlauben Sic
eiumal".
Ser StuOent pertuirrt, Itnmmelt
und elmer Hanie, ct motte ieinc
antport ridtieiteuen. Ser 8rofei.
Ior fiebt a,if Die llbr uno ontportet:
n8eOauere iebr, Sbr Tatient lit BE-.
relts - toll"
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

&etter in Der Not.
Serrn &raule, Der cine Same bat,
bietet elm @in5ufommenoer feline
Silfe an.
Sebr Iiebenspiiroig, meint @err
&raule. Seien sic oo9 10 gut uno
beantporten Sic Die bunoerttou-
ieno Sragen meiner 6ralt, Damn
friege i9 sic &arre balo mieoer fIott.
unter @aunern. Sag
nal, Sdorid, fibrit on niht aud
Elm Eagebu9?
Nee, mas lit oenn oas?
Sin Bud, mo ou ieoen Sag auf-
idreibit, mas ou mudit, mas on
treiblt, mas Dir 10 paiiiert.
ad mas, 0as braud id bod nidt
5u tim, oos beiorgt fir mid Die
Holi5ei.
-ad 10! StuOent ST.: v@as
pii6eit ou oenn 10 aufmerfiam oeine
BfnnoiAeine ab?"
STUDENT g.: nSmL i9 tu's meinei
Msutter gu @efalIen; Die ermabnt
mid in ieoem Sdreiben, ood im.
mer oroentlif) fir &einigung Der
@aroerobe Gorge 81 trogen.~
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

= @beooIeresfe S0fIi9-
felt. Sin befonnter italieniI9er
Bolitifer, Ser bereits so Sabre 8Gbl-
te, b~egegnete zines Cages elmer Sra
fin, Die inn 0as &omplimert epiger
Sugen0 madte. gr antnortete lie
bensmiiroig: n5rou @rdfin, i6 bin
jung genltg, nm sic iiberaus anmlt-
fig gu finoen, uno alt genlts, Inn es
Sbnen iagen 81 f0nnen."
= 8Iono ODER brunett2
@bilipp lit berlobt nit elmer bib
i1en 8riinette. gteuli9 abenos
iisen sic beioen gerliebten bergniigt
b%eiiammen uno plauOern unter ben
Iugen ser 8rautmutter.
Or: o@s lit merfmiroig, i6 bin
i'm 8egriff, oid, cine 8riinette, au
beirater, unb bod bat mir beute.. !"
Sic (beunrubist): u8as 1T se-
i9eben?"
gr: sd babe mir Sic 3ufunft
aus ben 2inien Ser Saro Ieien lai-
ien."
Sic (immer dngltIi6er): Pump
Or: n9ie @abriogerin bat mir
seiagt, OaB i6 cine 8Ion0e b%eirateit
mer0e."
Sic: nllnS bat iie Sir nidt geiogt,
innerbalb tpeIder 3eit?"
Gr: nSrl orei Monoten.~
Sic (boufommen b~erubigf): uOb.
Damn babe i'd nod 3eit genug, blond
31 tperoer."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Ser 9ros. Muiifer: n@ol-
len mir nuf Sbrem @eieuidufts.
obenO &ammermulif ma1en2~
Iros: Sinh sic Oerriidt? 8ei
mir miro nur Salonmuiif gemadt."
SorOerung. SeIir III
STUDENT.
SeIir leiitet Sen 9FfenbaruneseiO.
o@eIo baden sic alIo ni6t2"
oNtein.~
nau6 feline SorOerungen?"
SEA oIio = Oie Soroerung ton.
men sic ia Dem @Idubiger abtre,
ten2"
Selir feirt:
u&edt. germ. @s lit cine SorOe.
rurg auf idpere S6bel.~
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
Gin aans @eriebencr!

Serr (5u eineulI 8ettIer): vSie
betteln unO eeben an, Dab Sic blind
iinO? Sd babe sic bod Oorgeitern
geieben, tpie Sic 3eitung geleien
bdbenl"
8ettIer: n@ntidulOisen idon,
gnd' Serr, borgeitern bob id mid
D~erlteGtl"
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Gum 9oftor 8onperl fonlmt elm
Mann uno ldBt iid unteriuden. gr
flogt ifber ale mogliden Sdmer.
5er, beionOers ober iiber &op4peb.
nSSa, lieber Serr!" iogt Ser Ar8t.
so fann i9 Sbnen MIR zines ra-
ten: Maden sic feline aopfarbeitl"
u9os gebt nidt, Serr 9oftor!~
iagt Der Mann gotl8 entieBt. sd
bin bod bon 8eruf - Sriieur!F
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
@idJt in gerleaen6eit sn brinscn.

.@iinifen ser Serr Gable o'bote
o0er a la carte 81 ipeiien?"
~9ringen Sic bite bon ieoem
cine bal6e portion un0 orOentlih
8rottartoffeln tuio @urfeniaIat Do.
lu!"
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Srau 2oren5 gebt gu elmer aer5-
tin unO ldBt iih Ben Buls fiiblen,
peil fie glotbt, bob tie 6ieber babe.
nSieber?" iagt Die aer8tin. n&ei-
ne SOeel Sbr 8ulsi9Iag gebt 10
regelmdBig, pie elm l1brmerf!~
.@ntidul0igen Sie!" ioet 0ie
Srau 2orena. ~9as, mas Sic iest
gefiiblt ba6en, mar ear ni6t mein
Yuls, Ionoern meine @rmbanoubr."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

MeH, mile Se
mas otptper ib
mill nit, DAB es
pubIid miro,
eipei6enie min id
nit, 6aB 0ie Sig.
sic, mas meme
alte is, ebbes 90.
bon ousfiune onbt.
Ole gdipen3es Sic
mare toff uno mas
nod tnffer fnnr
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
Mikberitanbem.

rgaa tparte, gu 2ausbub, sir perS
i6 belfenl"
.9eidt notig, i'd lperO oaeene
fertis!"
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

nSteigen sic bon Der Better ber-
inter, Serr 8tpidl" lagte Der gbef
5u ieinem Gertaufer. uSie iino ent,
laiien."
nslber, Serr~. iuste 3mid, inOem
er BON Ser Setter berunterltieg,
n@esbuIb ~ertlaiien Sic mid? Sd
babe bod ni6is geton?"
n@ben 0esbal6!" iogte Der gbef.
~Sie tun idon 5wei Sabre nidts!"
- unerfI1rli9 d. Ser fleine
@eorg: Diana, marum bat Yapa
fein Saar auf Dem &opf?"
~@eil er iebr flug lit uno Diel
oenft."
u@orum bait on oenn 10 biel?"
m@eb uno mad Define aufgaben."
Retne Mngftl Sunger
autor ~(pdbrenO iein erites Stiid
oufgefiibrt miro, gum &egiiieur):
.Bos bnben sic fir einen Ginorud
uori Ger &altitng oes Hublifums?"
Iegiiicnr: nSeien sic gnn5 ritDie.
Gs sieBt OrnuBen oermaBen, oab
Die 2elite lhperIid Dor SAluB meg.
ee6en peroen."
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12
5ffemer sdrcibebrief Ses
!Ybuibp Sanerambfer.
COS.

in Iieber Ser &e0aftionarl
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

~9od, id moat ia nod n biBdeu
bran llti9en.~
Washington Journal., 1935-04-12

Men, mile &c
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30
Gleanings From
ChicagO's Congo

George Evans, newspaperman
and radio announcer over stations
WWAE and WIND, has lust
taken over the management of
the Tramor, which lately has been
making a serious bid for top hon.
ors as The Congo's No. l bright
cry. They've been adding to and
shifting about their floor show
until they finally have an agpre-
cation that s~izzles. New addi-
lions include Jeff Thomas, the
dancer, and Fred Dortch, the
singing man. Ida Mae Lester
went in recently, and Estella
johnson several weeks ago. And
of course there's Whistling Bob
Howe, whom this column insists
is the best comedian in the sun
down section.
Fess Wade returned to the Ar
cadia as manager Monday night.
king Kong Lovett left that Job
to embark on a professional
wrestling career-Chick Bailoy
who has been studying medicine
at the University of Chicago dur
ing the day, has had to take a
rest. 1t will last for several
weeks-Willetta Bullison is the
new singer at the Arcadia. Charlie
Mcbride, formerly of st. Louis, is
the crooner there who could
double most any time for Bing
Crosby.
Jeni LeGon has trucked on to
Harlem Eddie South remains at
the Chez Pare on the North Side
Harris and Howell have left to
join Noble Sissle in his tour of
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30
DIXIE DOPE
By Melancholy" Jones
(For ANP)

Atlanta, Ca, Nov. 80, (ANP)-
Scoring for the years greatest
upset in SIAA football circles, the
Fla. A. & M. college "Rattlers"
eked out the Wanted Tuskegee
Institute Tigers recently at Tai
lahassee, Fla, in a bitter contest
that was not decided until the last
few seconds when Williams, Fam
Gee fullback, placed a beautiful
placement kick through the up
rights for a 3-to-0 victory. In
many ways, Williams ninth in
ming" boot was a duplicate of the
Frank Merriwell kick from the
field that wrecked Howard Uni
versity 9-to-6 in 1888 in Famcee's
first "Orange Blossom Festival
classic. Oddly enough, this same
young mans toe decided the 49,
to-12 victory by Famcee over Vir-
ginia State in last years classic
at Tallahassee. This December,
Famcee will play Kentucky State
in the Orange Blossom carnival.
Upsets, apparently, were til e
order of the day last Saturday,
Clark University pulling what
was believed the impossible by
nosing out a formidable, highly
favored South Carolina State
eleven, 2-to-0. Carl Ray, Louis
vile, KY, youth and All-Ameri-
can prospect for '35, blocked Sol
Johnson's punt which the Caro-
lima triple-threater recovered be-
hind his own goal line, only to be
nailed by Langford and James,
Clark University guard and cent
er, and that gave the South At
lantans their margin of victory.
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30
Don Redman Doesn't
Want To Compose

Don Redman, the nickle beer
size orchestra leader, who has
just brought his touring troups to
New York after setting attend
ance records in st. Louis, would
much rather arrange other peo-
pies good tunes than compose one
Of his own. This in spite of the
success and popularity of such
pieces as "Chant of the Weeds,
"How'm I Doin'," 81 Heard" and
"Nagasah."
""This composing is purely in
s~pirational, whereas l like work
ing things out" the band man
confesses. "Take Chant of the
Weeds for instance. I woke up
one morning with that whole
thing in my mind; ] didn't have to
work out a thing; there it all was.
| wrote it down quickly, and by
one o'clock the band was rehears-
ing it. It didn't catch on with the
public for a long time, but I didn't
care, and then, when it did catch
on, the strange thing is that
still didn't care.
"But when l arrange tunes for
Paul Whiteman and other big
name bands, as well as for my
own, they have to compete with
other peoples arrangements Of
the same tune, and that's what l
call interesting work"
Don also footed his sax in sew
eral Duke Ellington recordings in
case you didn't know. He played
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30

in Georgia Grind" East st.
Louis Toodle-oo" and Jubilee
Stomp" He also arranged "Sen-
sation" for Paul Whiteman, which
several years ago Edgar Jackson
mentioned as a step forward in
orchestral arrangements.
Paul had been after Don for sew
eral years to collaborate with Fer
die Grofe on a suite depicting the
history of the Negro jazz band.
Don says that some day they will
do it, but thus far he hasn't been
so anxious. Just a case of hating
to compose.
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30

Roscoe "Red" Simmons, whose
pappy is the Grating man, is back
at the Checker Cafe in Philly-
LaVada Carter, former vocalist
with Noble Sissle, appeared | a s t
week at the Lincoln theater in the
Quaker City with Charlie Turner
and his Arcadians-Andy Kirk
and his Is Clouds of Joy are still
raising sand in the midwest. They
played in Oklahoma City last
week.
Marie Dickerson, headlin-
ing at the Cave Cafe in Holly
wood, is the only Dusky American
aviatrix in the West-Nora Holt
Ray is starring at Los Angeles
Club Comique and teaching music
at n of the public schools-Va-
laida Snow has quit producing at
Sebastian's in Los Angeles but is
still top notching there-Cab Cal
loway has just played a week al
tho 0rpheum theater in San Fran.
cisco.
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30
A Baby For You?

If you are denied the blessing
of a baby of your own and yearn
for a baby's arms and a baby's
smile, do not give up hope. Just
write in confidence to Mrs. Mil
dred Owens, Dept. N512, Hanan
Bldg, Kansas City, Mo-, and she
will tell you about a simple home
method that helped her after be-
ing denied for Is years. Many 9TH
ers say this has helped bless their
lives. Write now and try for this
wonderful happiness.
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30
SPORTS CHATTER
ON PACIFIC COAST
By Byron Speed" Reilly
(For AMP

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 3d.
John Henry Lewis, new light
heavyweight champion of the
world will fulfill the contract that
will send him against an out
standing opponent in this city at
Dreamland auditorium shortly.
Lewis was signed for a fight
by manager Gus Greenlee just be-
fore the pair left for New York
to meet Abe Feldman at Coney
Island. Promoter Palazola in
sisted that John Henry return and
go through with the bout and
when he failed to do so, Lewis
vas suspended by the California
commission, which takes in Chi
cago and New York. The local
promoter vas consulted before the
title match was signed and agreed
to waive his prior contract if the
ring star returned to h e coast,
win, lose or draw. The same pro-
cedure was used in the case of
the New York Garden, who held
a contract on the ex-champ, Rob
DIN.
However, there may be some
conflict, as both organizations
want to use the same foe against
Lewis, - his recent conquerer,
Feldman. Lewis has wired that
he is returning for the catch in
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30
THINGS
THEATRICAL
(By Franklin Frank
-


Cor AMP
Music Hath Charms:
Twelve Negro jazz men started
improvising
Sweet pagan tunes that soothed
my anxious ears.
Ny woes were gone-the jazz
was hypnotizing,
For | was lulled to lands that
knows no tears.
With soft wierd melodies the
jazz men told
Of voodoo, jungle wiles, barbaric
arts.
And in their fierce refrains
could l behold
A land of tom-toms, brutes and
poisoned darts.
A jungle instinct surged within
my soul,
Made me a pagan in this civil
city.
l was a savage like the slavers
stole,
The crude black heather civilized
men pity.
My kinsmen,s music woes me to
a state
That bids me cease to ponder
doom or fate.
James E. Alsbrook
Kansas City, Kansas
The Omaha guide., 1935-11-30
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