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Evening star., 1939-10-10

drive by the District National Guard.
A committee was appointed to To-
cate suitable place In the vicinity
to erect temporary recruiting sta
ton.
Miss Sibyl Baker, director of COM
munity centers and Fairgrounds,
spoke on the formation and develop
ment of the recreational system.
The association went on record as
favoring the immediate appoint
ment Of a bona fide resident Of the
District to fill the vacancy on the
District Court bench created by the
death Of the late Justice Joseph Cox.
Miss Eta L. Taggart made the mo-
ton.
Delegates Are Reelected.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley and Monte
Sanger were reelected as delegates
Evening star., 1939-10-10
Fencing Of Bushes
Against Lurking
Purse Thieves Asked
KuIorumo Citizens
Association Cites
Recent Crimes

Members of the Kalorama Citi-
zens' Association at a meeting last
night favored the erection of a fence
surrounding the bushes at the south
end of the Connecticut Avenue
Bridge, or taking other precaution-
ary measures Of protection to pre-
vent further pocketbook snatchings.
Members were told four purse
snatchings have been reported re-
Gently in that area, three occurring
at the south end of the bridge, the
thieves IN each case jumping from
their hiding places in the bushes.
Recruiting Stations Sought.
1t. Paul M. Meyer, 26Oth Coast
Artillery, spoke on the enlistment
Evening star., 1939-10-10

Faeder, New York and Beverly Hills
blond.
"Fighting?" Max echoed inter-
viewers. eyes, I'll fight again, but
no setups. I'll fight If they get me
Joe Louis or Tony Galento out here
before Christmas"
Evening star., 1939-10-10
Moxie RosenbIoom
In Aerial EIopement
Nv tho A.soc,stsd prss.

BY the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 10.-Married
In an aerial elopement to Las Vegas,
New, "Slapsie" Make Rosenbloom,
night club owner and once world
light heavyweight boxing champion.
Is settling down to my screen
career"
The bride is 22-year-old Muriel
Evening star., 1939-10-10

Brazil Is buying more goods from
the United States than from any
other country.
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auto show, to be selected on October
81, and candidate for queen Of
the Halloween parade.
The meeting was held in the John
Quincy Adams School.
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to the Federation Of Citizens Asso-
Citations.
The association will select q can
didate for queen Of the 10th annual
Evening star., 1939-10-10

Repairing Renovizine Modernizine Homes
In the Spirit of 40
After completing a rather complex
job for MIR. c.. J. c., he writes us
appreciatingly.
Quote: II can find nothing but work
of the finest craftsmanship. Most pleasing
were the sincere efforts of your men to
please US. My CONGRATULATIONS the
spirit of Eberly still lives" End quote.
The spirit in which The Eberly Plan
was born Q849) does still live.
No matter what the house needs, from
simplest repairs, renovizine, or complete
modernization- will be done in the
'spirit of '49" and with the experience
of ninety years-with only ONE modest
profit and ONE responsibility
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I'M Z./w1n CERTIFIED lbs LAMP.

oSee for yourself that it is more fun to
live in home that has better light for
better sight. Begin with one or more
Of the new certified /. S. Better Sight
Lamps. You'll give your children new
eyesight protection %. enjoy new
comfort yourself and add new
beauty and charm to your home.
Here's abundant, soft, glareless light
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that makes seeing easy, and guards
against eyestrain .. grand help for
homework. reading, sewing or games.
And dyou get definite assurance Of salts.
factory service, as well Is good light,
through this famous tag, the Certificate
Of Compliance with the 50 sPecihca.
tons of the Illuminating Engineering
Society. Prices that fit any budget. Nine
different ypesin many attractive styles
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04
PICK YOUR MOMENT

EVERY FAIR player knows
tha. knocking out an entry for the
t..ia,..--.i.ys long suit is often the
only means Of beating a contract.
Usually i has to be done at the
carries. possible opportunity. to
te q any effectiveness. But there
ae tines when it is better to
S.sal z trick first in another suit,
especially suit in which you can
ttr-. On the declarer to use the
..iup play for a round.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04
Barclay On Bridge

<. played the spade Q and, when
declarer let this hold. followed
with a spade to- the A. Declare1
then led a diamond to the A, took
the club return with the A, ran
some diamonds. took the heart A,
overlook the heart Q with the K
and finished with hearts, making
an overtrick
At the second table. South fol-
lowed the diamond trick with an
immediate shot at the club A and
took the return of the second dia.
mond. His side then could get only
two more clubs, so the declarer
made his contract.
At the third table, the diamond
trick was followed by the spade
Q. on which South knew declarer
would hold up. and then by a
switch to the clubs. knocking out
the A. So when the second dia-
mond was led. South won it and
his side got it's two clubs. setting
the contract.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04

lU3aler: West. Neither side
T-.-a0le.J
t-&is a tale Of three tables, at
=. q which West got into 3-No
..-.1s by one means or another.
: '..1lng is reported for only
| 4'le, West calling diamond,
- l-Spade. East 2-Hearts,
no Truraps and East 3-No
~~2S In each case North led
.a9e J to the dummy's K,
:. -'e declarer realized that a
-,-''d trick would be needed for
IL g led the diamond ] from
=. lily 70 the second trick. Then
~: :. The variations.
~ = q 9ae table South, after WIN
-; ne diamond trick with the
Distributed by King
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04
TOmOrrOw'S Problem

distributed by King Features Syndicate. Inc
Evening star., 1939-05-14

33li 18th ST. NW.-Weu-furn single or
double rm tubs, showers, c.h.T,, refined
home; reasonable
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1905 IRVING ST W-Sami- private
ton; references: "a so week Adams OOs4
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loud HOBARI 81 N.W.-AttraCtlVe room,
next to bath; all modern convenences;
MI Pleasant car "a square Columbia
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| us GALLAT1N ST NW-Small single
room; nicely furnished: near bus; S12 per
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1887 ,MINTWOoD PL. N.W-Large. cles
everything included Col. 5476.
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1919 l4th ST W-Front bedrm 2nd
floor next bath; pvt. home; couple, 500
single. $40; unlim. phone. Georgia 6sl4
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d 52l ONEIDA PL. NW.-Master bedroom,
. twin beds; pvt. bath ch.w.; unirn. phone
express bus. Geo. 1882.
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WOE iH-Master bedroom. twin bedst
,soe pain; private home; reasonable.
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BLUE SPRUCE FOR ST.
4 6-Inch Seedlings; 3 Years oio.
Edmonstor, Md EAST Hyattsvllle
WASHING MACHINES: ,.
Brand-new Easy washers with sie6t5Ic sno ~
pumps Limited quantity. Only s4s,So.
No down payment So per month 'plus
small carrying charge). g..
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Eols 18th NW.-Newly furnished rooms
conventsn, to psIta1e nome. 10 min. from town 2
oulet cool neighborhood Exceptional: zen
| tiles. Adams a274-J
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ALL STATES HOTEL-Sublet June 1st
through September 80: outside single rm !;
stockholders rate. Marjorie Anderson .
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l:0 INGRAHAM ST NV young men
to share room in Jewish home. private
bath. Sl5 each Rand S141
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oA61 S0ISNS.
BLoOD-TEsTED cHICKsLB. & W. Rocks.
n H. and R. l. Reds, So Der hundred; B.
Minorcas. w. a. B. Giants; SO: Cornish.
S12: ducklinRs. $l5. Distributor for James,
way poultry equipment L. E. Beach
Hatchery. Norbeck, Md. Ashton 116-F-21
RHODE ISLAND REDS, BARRED ROCKS
and White LegEorns. $3.50 per 100: all
blood tested. VIM. JAMES g. SON. 619 K
st. NV. Metropolitan 00SS.
GRASSY KNOLL CHICKS, Virsinia certified.
U S. approved. officially pullorum tested.
started chicks, feed and equipment Write
for free, catalogue. Grassy Knoll Poultry
Farm. Alexandria. Va. Route 3
COWANS baby and started chicks. Nd u
s. approved. pullorum tested. New lower
prices Custom Matching Cowans Hatch
cry. Bowie. Md Phone 234l.
HINES
Four-week-old Leghorn cockerels Day-old
and started chicks. Five breeds Md. u s.
approved Pullorum tested. Hines Hatch
y.-Olney. Md. Phone Ashton 147-W
POULTRY g. EGGS.
BABY CHICKS AND TURKEY PoULTS
Highest production quality. Special
broler crosses Pulorum free: Matching
all year. Capitol Chickery. HOP Biadens-
burg rd ne. Washington D. c. Line 9529.
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UNCALLED-FOR mems suits.
Well-knoWn brands. While
they last, S2.95 and $685..
Pants as low as SOC. N. J.
Cleaners and Pawnbrokers
Exchange, 1901 N. J. Ave.
N. w. Open ewes.
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IHE CHASTLETON, Apt. 346-Comforta-
oiy furn. bed-lving rm., ] or . refined
young ladies: use kitchen if desired
Call after 4 30 pm
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54I9 18th ST. NW-NeatIv fnrnj,h.s
front: twin beds, private shower bath tele
pnohe IN room; congenial persons; priyats
iahllly; breakfast optional Georgia 24iSs
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.aTTIo EUCL1D-2 connecting rms. bath.
Fenent location. Adams 4255
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DIRT FOR SALE.
eABf CHICKS.

FREE DIRT: excavation 18th and Orchic
Ste approximately 400 yards. Emerson
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POO RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-DellghT-
tuIts cool single and double rooms IN cy.l-
.ured home environment '- 49,
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! al CHAPLIN ST. NV. (of 14thJ-cooI.
atpy au room, highest location; convenient;
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NEARBY VA.-Single or double room new
ly furnished: new home, two in family;
one-half block from buses. Chestnut O272 :
2s22 CONN.-LarRe front room and bath
twin beds; also room with sem-prIvate
bath. Col 696l-J
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io09 Q ST. NW.-Large front room tVi,,
t"e1so peoS, private bath; walking distance, gen.
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LUZ 2nd ST NE-Nce front room s1s
| no: no: Close to cars, Is min. Treasury Norm
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6HT4 BELMONT RID NV near 18th and
Se!. ro)-AttractIve ro single room. AdamS
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DIS, ,;o,14 WOODLEY PL. NW-Rooms dis
am A. I,tLd1HLat!he people Will enjoy; quiet. re-
nned home; near Rock Greek Park
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aiShed, na cool room. next bath: single or
oouole: az private family, excellent bus and
Cal serVce, reasonable. Georgia Ss4a
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LBS i3iS 10Th ST. NW-Large bright rm
VII iIt oeoS or single. seml-bath, shower.
W NdLhlEe distance departments
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FEM HARD COAL esg, stove. chestnut.
$40; pea, 50: buckwheat, 81 so. Carl Coal
Co. Line. 2544 Ewes. Rand 3Ol5
CHESTNUT AND OAK HARDWOOD sea-
soned; any length; $3.50 cord delivered
Write Leo Mazdin Spring Hill Md.
FIREPLACE FIRES bring cheer seasoned
oak hickory; SO cord. delivered and
stored. Pierson. Sandy Spring Ashton 1872
LOWEST SUMMER PRICES on genuine. Pa
white ash coal. chestnut. stove. ege. $40
ton: pea, $S so: buckwheat. 81 80. in your
BIN. Good, clean coal, full weight. Call.
phone or write, J M. Grim. 1901 Quincy
ST. NV amy timel. Adams 519l.
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1906 PORTER ST. NW-Bedroom- sitting
| room combination: SOU exposure: large
windows reasonable. Wood 4914
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roarS maN lEiDJ-Rehned young woman shars
bo, toom Win another. one OF best downtown
iiote1S, TelS' Call Natl. 274O. Ext 303.
prlght' desirable single room. near bath.
ooaro optional Lincoln 1aSO-W
l9O2 2nd ST NE=Nice front rnnno SO
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Oh MD, AVE. NE-Third floor rs -
ana two hk rooms & ~ Ve.'"'
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DOWNTOWN-Large end floor front room.
clean attractively furn.: quiet; only .
others using bath; S25. Call at Apt 21,
1922 18th ST. NV 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA. many copie
cheap; volumes l-19: good condition. c,
o35g-W. 5o2 Harvard St NV 14s
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

Victor and it should appeal to
all except those who insist on
tho hottest of jazz. The coupling
is THREE LITTLE FISHES, a
musical ~carieature that doesn't
measure up to his others.
Although is doesn't equal her
Tisket A-Tasket classic, Ella Fitz-
gerald's swinging of that old
childhood rhyme, MY WUBBY
DOLLY, should click with the
public. The reverse of this Decca
is a modern version of YOU'RE
GONNA LOSE YOUR GAL. A
bulls eye is scored by the rhythm
man Hylton Sisters on the Var
sity of TIN ROOF BLUES. It's
sultry as a 80 degree night. The
coupling, THREE LITTLE
MAIDS, is likewise swell. One of
Gene Krupa's most polished and
relaxed doubles of the year is his
HODGE PODGE and ON THE
BEAM a Columbia. Both sides
n definitely in the groove. The
all-star combination headed by
jess Stacy produces some of the
bast jazz turned out by any white
group in NOM and JESS STAY
the latter a blues, on Varsity.
With all the boys getting in
their hot ticks, John Kirby takes
ROYAL GARDEN BLUES for a
royal swing ride on Vocation. It's
happy and carefree. But on
BLUE SKIES the other side, the
boys have substituted mere clev-
erness for good jazz. There's a
white trumpet player named Lee
Costaldo who has studied Louis
Armstrong carefully leading off
on UPRIGHT ORGAN BLUES
by Glenn Hardman's Hammond
Five on Columbia. On the other
side he plays in the Blk tradition
on JAZZ ME BLUES. Lester
Young's tenor is tremendous on
both sides and Hardman employs
a guitar technique to get inter-
esting effects from his organ.
Ant Costaldo b ars watching. The
new unit of Will Bradley's fea-
turing Ray Mckinley at the
drums gives a commercial swing
tinge to SPEAKING OF HEA-
VEN and | THOUGHT ABOUT
YOU for Vocation. Brtadley's
trombone, in ease you haven't
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
MODERN PRISCILLA ART
AND STUDY CLUB

The annual election of officers
Of the Modern Priscilla Art and
Study Club will be held Thursday
May IL, at 8 q. m. at the home
of Mrs. Vera Graham. Mrs. Lii
liam Harrison will give a brief
history OF the club, other num-
bers on the program will include
tho Presidents annual address.
Among those making neserya-
tions for the "May Breakfast"
sponsored by the club, are Rev.
and Mrs. j. H. Dotscn, Rev. and
Mrs z. E. MCGEE DR.. and Mrs.
PEBBLES, Miss Opal Harris of
Council Bluffs "a party Mrs. l..
Nj. Lord, Mrs. NJ. d. Cameron,
Mrs. J. F. Dimick of the Omaha
Woman's Club.
At Mrs. Vera Granam's table,
will be a party of IL, including
Jimmy Jones and his popular Or
chestra. A group of wore head
ed by MRS. Herndon. Pres. of
the Federation of Council Bluffs
will be in attendance. The res
ervations are coming in real fast.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
TOWNSEND NATIONAL
RECOVERY L A INC.

The Townsend Club, No. IL
meets every Monday night at the
Urban League Hall. Had their
election Of officers December II.
Nh. l.. F. Mcdonald was elected
president having faithfully sertv-
ed the club, one term rs vice
president. Other officers were as
following: Edna Mitchell Long.
Estelle Saunders, Rev. w. H.
Hall, Martha Nash, Allen Jones,
Georgia Hunter, Edith Harrison,
Bertha Hawkins, j. H. Glover, j.
r. Thomas, George Mitchell, W.
E. Brown. Installation will be
held December 18th and officers
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

heard, is somewhat similar te
Dorsey's.
IN BRIEFER MENTION
YOU BRING Me DOWN and
MAKE WITH THE KISSES, Les
Brown holding his jazzicians I'M
de- wraps for Bluebird; ALL
THE THINGS YOU ARE and
THAT LUCKY FELLOW in typi-
cal vein by Tommy Dorsey on
COLLEGE and ALL DRESSED
UP SPIC AND SPANISH, fine
performances by All Donahue ON
Vocation; | DIDN'T KNOW
WHAT TIME 1T WAS and
Victor; LOVE NEVER WENT TO
MAKE WITH THE KISSES, well
sung by Bea Wan for Victor;
TWO HEARTS ARE BETTER
THAN ONE and CUBAN BOO
GLE WO0GIE, the latter a disa-
ppoinbnent, by Charlie Barnett
on Bluebird; WHO TOLD YOU |
CARED and ON A LITTLE
STREET in SINGAPORE, Harry
James sweet and subdued on
Go lu m b a; YOU'RE THE
GREATEST DISCOVERY and
BLUE RAIN, a fine pair by Kay
Kyser on Columbia; HONESTLY
and SCATTER BRAIN, two pop
ular tunes by Van Alexander on
Varsity; MY PRAYER and
YOU RE THE GREATEST DIS
COVERY, a beautiful tune and a
hotter number by Jimmy Dorsey;
ONCE IN A WHILE and |
WALK ALONE, typical Martha
Raye, vocalizing on Columbia.
On race lists: | WANT SOME
SEA FOOD and BEER TAVERN
q double-meaner and a lament,
by Peetie Wheatstraw on Dlcca,
HARD DRIVIN' WOMAN and
GOT TO REAP WHAT YOU
SOW, two earthly blues by Jazz
Gillum on Bluebird; YOU CAN'T
HAVE NONE OF THAT and
I'D RATHER BE DRUNK, a
good pairing by the Vas Vas Girl
on Vocation; HE'S MINE, ALL
MINE and HOG WILD BLUES,
excellent blues warbling. aided by
Charlss Shavers and Buster Bal
ley on Decea; JUNGLE MAN
BLUES and CHANGING BLUES
by one of the best male indigo
singers plus Honey Hill S marve.
loua honky-tonk piano on Decca;
YOU BROUGHT ME- EVERY
THING BUT LOVE and OH
BABE HAS YOUR MONEY
COME, a typical pair by the
Harlem Ham Fats on Vocation /;
TREATED LIKE A DOG and
LOCK AND KEY BLUES, poor
singing by Lee Brown on Decca.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
RESIGNS

RESIGNS
Mrs. Lucille Edwards tended
her resignation to the Douglas
County Democratic Central Com
mittee as chair-woman of the
second ward democratic Negro
groups in favor of Mrs. Jesse
Leland, 1924 N. 26th. Mrs. Leland
was appointed and accepted. Mrs.
Leland stated she will call all
ward workers in her district to
q get-together meeting soon and
ask cooperation by all.
At the meeting Monday night,
December 18th, of the Douglas
County Democratic Control Com
mittee at the Fontenelle hotel,
Mrs. Lillian Wright 5705 S. 33rd
Street and Mr.. Charley Womack,
3010 Y Street were voted as
chairwoman and chairman of the
Negro Democratic voters of the
7th ward.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

started playing the tenor sax
somewhat the way he did before
going to Europe. On SHE'S
FUNNY THAT WAY and MEET
DR.. FOO, a Bluebird, his solos
arc his best since returning home.
With Re.nhardt and Grappelly in
top form, the Freieh Hot Club
Quintet makes hot work of AVA
LON and SWEET SUE for
Royale. This will please both
collectors and %jitterbugs. Woody
Hsrman's Decca version of IN
COMING VIRGINIA packs a
kick. but his MIDNIGHT
ECHOES is more Ellingtonish
than blue, without the Dukes
genius.
Pete Johnson and Joe Turner,
who should record more, have a
fine Vocation of LOVIN' MANA
BLUES with Boogie Woogie
Boys, among them Lips Paige on
trumpet. Very good, but not so
the companion CAFE SOCIETY
RAG, featuring Johnson, Lux
Lewis, and Albert Ammons with
Turner'S patter. AL Cooper's Sa-
voy Sultans have a good rhythm
section, but the melody instri-
ments are constantly out of tune.
This spoils their Decca of LIT
TIE WATER and LOVE GAVE
YOU. Alec TempIeton gives
q concer t performance of the
BEAUTIFUL NIGHT AND DAY for
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
NEGRO BAND

Dec. 1870. High Sch. 11:45-
Ills PM.
Tuesday,, Dec. 1870. High
11:45-1:15 PM; Benson High Sch.
12-1 PM; st. Adleberts, 2-3 PM;
Urban League Sill PM; Social
Settlement 8-11 PM.
Wednesday, Dec. $3.50. High
Sch. 11:45-1:15 PM; No. Side
Gym, 8-11:30 PM.
Thursday, Dec. 21-So. High
Sch. 11;45-1:15 PM; Benson High
Sch. 12-1 PM; Urban League 1-3
PM; Bellevue, 8~:30-11:3O PM;
Urban League, 8-11 PM.
Friday, Dec. 22-Urban League
8-11 PM; Miller Park Pavilion,
8-11 PM; So. High Sch. lids
1:15 Pm.
Saturday, Dec. 23-None.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

LUX" Lewis. Published in a spec
ial folder, it cons.st of four Il
inch sides representing 20 min
utes of improyising, the longest
and most prstentious solo piano
recording in jazz history.
II ever there has been greater
blues piano than this, l have
never heard it. At no point does
the music lag. Using the mood
and technique employed on his
recent Melancholy and Solitude,
he at timss seems ready to Dor
row certain phrases from those
pieces, then suddenly changes in
to new and breathtaking melodic
lines that sparkle in their ORR
ginality. His right hand is by
turn gay and sad; there are
moments when delicate figures
r about to fly to the stars only
to have his sombre bass seize
and anchor them firmly. And it
is equally interesting to note
that Meade's Blues, strange as it
may seem, has a spiritual kim
S h with LISTS Hungarian
Rhadsody.
Meade Lux Lewis, playing the
blues from his very soul, has set
q standard on these four sides
which will be the despair Of most
other artists.
Coleman Hawkins has finally !
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

Il use Nine. c. J. Walkers
preparations exclusively be-
cause l get results from them
that l am unable to get from any
other preparation" stated a well
known business woman the
other day.
The secret of the remarkable
success of Nine. c. J. Walkers
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the late \
Madam C.. j. Walker to reach
certain definite conditions of the
hair, skin and scalp, and today.
after over thirty-five years on
the market. they are growing
increasingly popular. and not
withstanding the fact that the
Company has always refused to
reduce the price on these goods.
they r still in demand every
where.
Nine. c. J. Walkers Glossine.
although more than thirty-five
years on the market, is still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
serve as a scalp oil, but it gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that is the delight
of every woman.
Nine. c. j. Walkers Brown
Face Powder is not just another
Face Powder. but is the result of
years of experimenting to pro-
duce the perfect blend to impart
a velvetlike softness and at the
same time cooling and refresh
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
The Mime. c. J. Walkers won
derful preparations are sold by
Walker BeauticianS and Drug
Stores everywhere. or you can
write The Nine. c. J. Walker
Mfg. Company, direct. Address:
The Walker Building, Indian
apoliS, Indiana4
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
Why Delay and Wish You Hadn't?

Tor
Dr. Browns Clinic
Hs Phoenix Bldg,
MnnsaphzN Nina
Nasss nd ga liberal tow weeks NFpy package ST seBakc Tah for which Z attach ss Dollar Mn
1 andastnd that If / am mot satisfied In avery way with SsRas Tea nay uAxn IN srpu
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The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16

will take the positions January.
Come and join this great move
ment and help put it over. This
club has two hundred and sixty
seven members.
Edna Mitchell Long, Sect.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
BY Frank Marshall Davis
(for AMI

At last American music can
boast Of a rhapsody in blue tina;
is authentic not a hybrid on
ooction like Gershwin's effort.
Blue Note Records has Just re-
leased THE BLUES. a marvellous
masterpiece by the great Meade
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
WHO WILL BE CROWNED?

The third annual Coronation
Fall, will be given by the Choir
Guild of Saint Philips Church
May 10Th. Formar Queens are
Miss Dorothy Allen and Miss Ca
Uterine Williams. Former Kings
ara Mr.. E. w. Pryor and Sergt.
Isaac Bailey. Who will be crown
ed King and Queen this year is
a mystery.
The Omaha guide., 1939-12-16
1idneys Must
Clean Out Acids

Excess Acids and poisonous wastes in your
blood are removed chiefly thru 8 million tiny
delicate Kidney tubes or filters. And nom
organic and non-systemic disorders Of the
Kidneys or Bladder may cause Getting Up
Nights, Nervousness, Leg Pains, Circles Un-
Ter Eyes, Dizziness, ~Backache, Swollen
Ankles, or Burning Passages. In many such
asses the diuretic action of the Doctors pre-
cription Cystex helps the Kidneys clean out
Excess Acids. This plus the palliative work Of
Cystex may easily make you feel like a new
the guarantee of money back unless COM
pletely satisfied. Cystex costs only SC q dose
at druggists and the guarantee protects you