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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

,,8enn Dir Die Otuitt befannt it,
Nora", fubr Srau bon Sadqn in Ell
nen ettpas be feblenoen Gone fort,
ulo lit es gar nidt liebenspiiroig,
oid 10 bitten gu lafen. 8ir itno I'M
ter Sreun6en ltno pollen nur 2iebbas
bermuiit b0ren. @s tpdre mir iebr
unaneenebm, ipenn tpir oes Ertos be-
roubt blieben, tpel6es Srdulein bon
Saulnes nit 70 GROCER Weiibe einitus
oiert bat."
4aer Iugen tparen auf Die arme
Nora geri9tet. 5oute ite In ibren
Ernuertleibern, NIT Dem tiefbetriibten
Ser5en, itngen2 a6,! 6as tpar grau-
Jam, un6 Der 8lid ibrer Gerpan6ten
fam ibr fait bosartig Dor. aber mas
fonnte ite ibnen gegeniiber, oenen tie
bieie 3uflu6tsltatte peroanfte, tun?
SD bite oif", fiigte 5rau bon
Sa6on BEL uno betonte 6as 8ort
in eigentiimli6er. 8etie.
g3ora 1tan6 auf
8 Die arme Sote, pelbe iie 10 gerne
borte, oeren Augen BEL ibrer iiiBen
Stimme in Grdnen l6immerten, uno
beren ir6ilde Siiue i'm fernen, trent
ben 2anoe rubte!
sic berbartete ltb gegen ibre &Gb-
rung unb begann 81 iingen, 5uerit
.ihpad uno 5itterno, Damn immer
frGftiger uno flangooller. Iues laui6-
te totenItin.
geora beiaB cine lelten tpeide, bieg-
fa1ne 5tint1ne, uno es idten, als Oh
ieoer Eon, ipelber iiber ibre 2ippen
fam, i'm Ser5en Der 3uborer mioer-'
baltic. Sic batte balo in 0euti6lano,
balo III Stalien Muiif getrieben, aber
ibr mufifalii6es @enie bate itd oas
Bette bon alien S6uleat angeeignet,
uno Die innere Riibrung n1adte ibren
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
Die Welll eIllie
81. Benedict n urld suIlDe

Erprobtes Heilnittel Regen ale Arten Won aI~
ten und frischen Wunden, Geschwueren, Ge-
waechsen, Bisswunden, Karbunkeln. usw. Bite
Geld nur durch Post Money Order zn schicken:
Keine Stamps. - 60 Cents die Schachtel bel
j. u. Staab, I72o9 Valleyview Av., Cleveland, D..
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21
0sittlusd sen RI. saai 1914

9Cnra mur0e DON BeTIn0 Oerell
Sreitnoinnen DorgefteIIt. pdbreno
9rnn bon 5a1an ben Wliittern ibre
@eidi6te ms Sbr fliiiterte.
Satte bas iunge Wdb6en ale Cob
sipriide bernomunert, tpel6e ibren
gertpanoten Oh ibrer @obltdtigfeit
geeen iie geipenoet tpur6en, es
batte ibr sic augen 'iiber ben @runo
ge6ffnet pnrum 5rau bon gadan 10
lebbaft auf ibrem @rIdetnen beita1t.
Den bate: oiele Srauen fotettierten
nit ibren giiten 8erfe1t uno i6niiden
iiii9 nit tbrer @roBn1ut.
aber 8ertba's .Weutter fiiblte ftd
plosli9 ttef sefrdnft: iie batte nibt
an Ben grfolg seoudt, pelden Die
5bonbeit ibrer 8ertpanoteu er3ielen
rnuBte. Nora tpar Der @egenitano al
semeiner 8epunoerung; oenn ielbt
ibre 3uriidbaltung l1no ibre Sraurig-
feit paren Elm gtei5 ntebr. Serr bon
Bleon, Der iunee Better, auf tpel6en
man 10 glan5enoe Soffnungen fir
Bertha baute, berlieB Nora, bic au6
nod in auoerer 8e5iebung ben iungen
Bortiertnnen iiberlegen mar, fait fet-
men Iuee,tblid. sic tpar melt gereiit,
bate biel eeieben, iprad beri6ieoene
5praden, uno tuenn man tie an5u.
reqen beritan6, 10 erbob ft6 tbre Ro1l-
berlation melt iiber oas getpobnlt9e
5aloneep1al,oer.
gnoli9 bemerfte ou6 Bertha, bob
Serr bon Bleon's AufrnsrfIamteit ei1l-
gig Nora ealt. 2uoipig batte es ibon
lange bemerft uno ieinem iungen
gerponbten nidts pentger als lie
benstpiirotee 8lide 5ugetporfen. @r
belt es fir anse5eigt, nit ibm gu
toetteiferu; Srau bon 5adan beoa1'
erte es lebbaft, auf Nora's @rl6einen
an oieiem abenb beitnnoen 5u baben.
0ian nuli5ierte ltno itellte einen
Spieltiid a,if. Srobiirn tno Wunter'
feit berri9ten IN Dem fleiuen aretie,
uno Srau bon 5a9an mar bie1ei9t
Die einaige, Die bas 8eridtpinoen III
res Genabls pabrnabnt.
Gs mar rngefdbr ii ubr, als lie
ibrem Sobne Elm 3ei9en gab; bod
oieier berIieB nur un9ern Die @de,
tuo Nora iaB.
,,8eiBt ou, mo oein Gater if?"
Man bat i'm Dor elmer balben
Stunbe abgerufen, unb iest lit er nit
einem 5remoen in ieinem 9abinett.
uGber oas lit ia gang abgei9madt
Nan berabidieoet iomer auforineltn"
ge, tpenn man @eieai6aft batl Nob
Elm 8ort, 2ubmigl 9u nadlt oi6
tpabrbaft laderlid, ipenn ou bi6 10
ausi9lieblid init Noro bei6aftigit."
2,totpis biB itd auf Die 2ippen. @r
nollte antporten, aber in oen1ielben
Ausenbltd naberte 1nan lid ibm unb
Bot i'm, er mOge ettpas itngen.
,gs iit tpirtli6 troltlos!" iaete
Bertha. uGrau 2pubers ioGte beute
abeno fommen un0 2ltotpis nit ibr
ous Diamantenhuett iingen.'' r
,il1no bas Eer5ett aus benz 1rei-
i6iis miro ebenfalls ausfaaen" rief
beoauernb Elm iunees Mdbden. sd
fonnte meine 8artie 10 gut; oenn ban
Dem augenblide, oa Bertha mid ein-
"A h,roIoSor hnho iA StngnIhn hos+1, s.; -
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-06-21

Life jacket nearly from his body by enemy
bOmbers Clyde Neil Andrews Second Mate Merchant
back from the bridge of his ship with 80 calber machine
protective shielding Later the ship opedoed With
onal skill he moved injured
. than before. a. S. Treasury Dsbavmens
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09

uno nit Dem S6idial leiner @1tern in
Serbinoung 1tono. Da trat Jlorenr
tine 5u linn, umidlong ieinen @alS
uno iagte NIT idlud5enoer Gimme:
"5ront Moroaunt liegt idtper fronf
oornieoer - bas pflidtbelpuBte @eib
oorf oie Rflege ibres Wonnes feinen
gemieteten Sdn6en iiberlafen -- er-
loube, ooB i6 an iein &ronfenbett
eile."
Sue, mas oein Ser3 Dir eingibt,
liebe Sdtpeiter', iagte er seriibrt
u@ott lei mir oir."
Damn fubr Glorentine nit Selene
nad Moroauntbiu, uno Wfelpile frat
feline &eiie na6 @bon6ole an.
X X X
60 tparo es oenn 1pieoer re9t Itiu
in oem SdloB bon Go5D Deu, ols Die
@aite fort waren. Dagegen ober 5og
nun Der GriibIine NIT ieiner Serr.
l;6feit ins gan5e 2ano. Oie oIten
8aume i'm 1peiten S6loBparf 1tonben
tpieoer I'M i1ngen griinen 8ldtter=
l6mud, nno Der Simmel ooriiber
prangte i'm reiniten 8lau, uno oie
2iifte tparen milo 11no bou 9uft.
sluf 6em @robe oes letten S6loB-
berrn bon go5p Sen bliibten idon
Die eriten 8eilden, ais Die &unoe bonn
Eooe Der 2aop Stilltportb in oem
Stammi6loB etntraf.
Oie unberiobnlide Game bate al
len perionli6en uno 'briefli6en 8it-
ten ibrer eieenen Godter iotpobl als
tbrer Stieftodter, tpieoer no6 goap
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09

Deu 3urii6arfebren, INNER Elm ber'
o6tli9es Sdapeieen entgegengeiett.
Webr uno mebr botte ft9 ibr @eiit
umnadtet, uno eno&i9 tpar fie Dem
Srrfinn edn5lib berfGllen. Nur Der
SaB gegen ibren 8emabi, gegen @6itb
uno gegen alle,> tpelde oieieu 8ei6en
nit 2iebe ergeben tporen, oIfo ou9
gegen tbre eigene Eodter S6a, glib.
te in Ser beroii iiterten Seele fort, bic
ibr LETTER 2ebensfunte fid in entIes.
lider Gaierei bebrb3ebrte.
Die Srauer ser beioen 5dhue1tern
NOR innig, uno iie beteten 11nter bei'
BEN Sranen fir Die Seelenrube Der
8erblidenen. Die iroiide Sille Der,
ielben tparo nad Go5p DeG gebradt
uno neben oem @robe hires @emabIs
beitattet. Inn oen 8eiib bon Go3D
Sen bate oie babgierige sSrau tpGb-
reno ibres 2ebens oie gon3e 8osbeit
ibres Ser3ens oufgeboten uno ni9ts
erlangt als - nad ibrem Sooe -
einige QuooratfuB @r0e ouf Dem flei,
men &irfbofe oes alien Stommidlo1.
les ser StiIllportbs.
$50 aber 1por ser redtn16Biqe grbe
bon @o3p 0eu2
(5dluB folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
in utourdorineli9em 0ursfel.
%. @opitel

Als &orl Welbille, bon ieiner @eiie
5uriidgefsbrt, in Go5D Dea oie lang
eeiudte, innig seliebte 5d1peiter
fano>lno nod iiberoies bon 8rGulein
@oitb 6as Grgebnis ibrer Nodfor-
idung in @bonoale bernabm, oo i9ien
ibm iein @liid obne @ren3en 3u iein.
gs 1por ia ieine Sfapel lter ibm tpie.
oergeidentt, oos @ebein1nis ieiner
Serfl,nft in befrieoigen6er Beiie ouf-
sebel1t, uno 5uoem batten 8eioe in
oen Godtern oes lebten Stilltportb
ebenlo liebe ais bornebme 8ertpanoto
gefunoen! 0ies geniiste borl6nfig
gon5 ,.no gar gum @liid oes iuneen
Didters, Der itd nun NIT SelbltgefiibI
auentbalben &arI Melbine nannte uno
ieinen ungenomn1enen Namen Nrtbur
Cane fir INNER aufgab. Die 5reu6e
ieines Ser5ens ma6te i'm 6enn audi
our 8erlObnung nit Srant Moroount
geneiet, pel6er alsbalb no9 Go5p
0au fam, Inn Die Ser5etbung 6es
Sruoers ieiner tief gefrdnften &C.
mablin 81 erfleben.
glls Der Baron Dem iungen Monne
entgegentrot, uno oieier Die gebrodene
Geitalt, Die erompole Miene oes
@oelmannes iab; als Grant Moroaunt
feine Silbe gu ieiner gnti6uD6igung
borbra6te, ionbern MIR 1einer auf=
ridtigiten 9feue einen tpiiroigen Nus=
o1ud gab: 6a reibte ibm &arI WeeI=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
0s Dsiiesfseasb

aus Whltter 1no Rino eeaporoen lit,
1peiB i6 ridt."
"9ie Ne1ttter itorb in Der lgbriit'
nodt."
$50 lit fie tot2 ad, i6 oadte es
tpobL ols fie Gbidieo bon mir nabm,
oaB iie ni9t Ionee mebr leben t0nre !!
l1no bot fte ibre $ein1ot nimmer er.
reidt2"
~SSo, fie itorb am 3ieIe ibrer 9teiIe,
in Dem Srte, tpo fte geboren mar. uns
aber liegt Die afli6t Oh, Dem oers
1dol[enen @inoe nod8uforf6en, oos
man berniBte, als Die tote Mf1tter
gef,1nhen tpnroe."
x X X
Das ol1o tpar oas @rgebnts Ser
Nu6fori6une in Moon6ale. 8iel @ii.
ienstpertes batte man erfabren, aber
bic Souptiade lag ood nod INNER
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09

bile Die Sanb CUR @eraeibung uno
8eriobnung.
0as tuor mebr faft, oIs Moroount
ertrogen fonnte; er tuor o>,f gortpiirfe
uno Sdutiibun9en oorbereitet gene.
fen, ober ntdt auf fo1de @iite. Ct
fano fein @ort Del @rtpioerung; ober
feline trdnenfeudten 4ueen uno Der
i,.niee 9rud ieiner 5itternoen SGnoe
paren treue Dolmeti6er feiner 8iib.
rung. 8eioe Mdnner fdieoen ols
Sreunoe bon chamber.
S6on am nd6iten Moreen bra6te
&elene Mor6aunt bic 8otidaft nod
@o5p Deu, ooB ibr 8ruoer iftper er.
franft lei. Ser iun9e MelbiIle mar
eben i'm 8egriffe, nad abonoale ab-
5ureifen, I'M oort perionlid Die ge-
naueiten @rtunoigungen iiber alles
ein5u5ieben, pas nit ieiner &inobeit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
1ooeSan5etgen +

Wtartin StHon, geit. am 9. San. t943,
I'M Nlter bon 80 Sabren, in SSerle1
9itD, %. g., in nur elmer @o9e
ipGter batte er leinen 80. @eburts.
tag feiern tonnen. CT binterl6Bt
2 50bne uno 7 G09ter. Or tpar
elmer unierer dlte1ten uno eifrigs
item 2eler uno fonnte biz an 1ein
2ebenSenoe oen Boilenfreuuo obne
@ugenglaier IeI en-.
George GseubOfer, eeit. ont 9. San.
1943, na6 fur3er &rQnfbeit, i'm
Sitter bon 80 Sabren, in 5teoens.
port, isis. Ser Gerltorbene per-
ebelid)te Ii6 om 90. 9eoo. 1896 in
Baltimore nit Margoret Durrbet
@r >par elmer ser olteIten 8raumeis
iter in BEN Ser. Stooten uno 5og
1t6 Dor oret Sabren bonn @eih1ft
5uriid. @r binterlaBt feline @attin.
2 Sobne, Sobn ggenbofer, 919
Wtain st., uno g. 6. @genboefer
bon Wilpautee; 5tpei Go6ter, Nrs.
San Daniels, Sronapooo, Mid..
uno Wrs. Wm. Seioel, Baltimore,
IA gnfel uno 1 l1renfel. Gin 8ru-
Ser, Meigr Sobn @genbofer, tpor,
ben lesten Na6ridten 5ufo1ge,
Pfarrer ser &atbeorole bon giirn.
berg, Oeut1hlono:
Nrs. 8oia Soidfa, gelt. am 20. San.
1914, i'm sllter bon 83 Sabren in
8aterbille, Weinn. 9llte 2ejerin uno
8obltdterin oes Soiepbinums.
Treo Weiobemourf, gelt. om IS. San.
1914, inn 9llter bbon 86 Ssobren,
1pobl perieben, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
9llte 2eierin.
gbrm. S&tueiter 1elice (9esermaum),
O.S.J., geit. om 8. San. 1914, i'm
Alter bon "a Sabren, i'm ct.
SSrancis- -&loiter, nabe 8iberton,
81. Sic batte om fommenoen 13.
Sunni ibr oiamantenes Oroensiubie-
lGum feiern tonnen.
GWtu. Sdueiter Ottilia (9meppip.
jObaum), O.s.T, eeit. am 9. San.
1914, i'm Sitter bon 80 SSsabren i'm
ct. Sroncis~aloiter, nabe giper.
ton, Su
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
aRitt,podb ben 8. Gebraar 1914

y
arrten @euutterin 10 eifrie nodee.
forf9t apar0e.
,JRennen ote Serridoften 5rau
0Ielnine9"
20, mir iin6 ibre Bermon0ten 1tno
modten eerne Naberes iiber tbren
-9lufeutbolt in slbonoale, io4pie uber
Dos SdidioI ibres &in6es erfabren.
Sie ertnnern fih bod nod ibrer?"
vSb tb mid tbrer erinnere! 81
meine andoigen Serridaften, i6 tpeiB
es nod, als Oh es berte tpdre, tpie bic
betoen jung berbeirateten 2el1te bier
ber ge5ogen fn1nen in uniere @emeitts
be, o5tuobl es iiber 20 Sabre lit. 8on
bier aus f0nnen Sic Die Steue ieben,
no tbr Sdusben geitanoen bot. gs
mor Elm fletnes, einit0dtees @ebduoe,
NIT etnem @drtden umgeben, uno
ntdt iettes groBe, itattlide &aus, oas
iett felt 1ngefdbr adt Sobren oufge>
bout lit. 9ort lebte oos @bepaar in
itil1em 6rieoen. sic, Die Sra1t, bate
etn oornebmes @usieben, tpar I9lanf
uno onmltte, nit id)0nen 3iigen, nit
bletben, 5arten 8angen ltno groBe11,
unenolid trourigen 9lugen. - An,
fongs gings ibnen redt gut Ser
Wann tpar Elm 8iGobauer uno batte
BON aus1pdrts 8eitellungen in Menge
mitgebra6t; allnabli6 ober 1todte Der
@eroienIt. 9ie 2eute inn 0orfe batteu
balo berausgefiiblt> ooB O}eIpiQe's
Jrou cine tpett Before 8iloung uno
Gr5ieb1.ng genoien Batte, ols iie ielbit
ln6 ibre eigenen @eiber. 0os tpur
oer erite anlaB gu beradtlidem Nds
iel5uden uno lieb1olem @efliiiter. gs
1T tpabr: 6rau MelbiIle mar 1tin uno
pflegte tpenig unrgang nit ben 8iir-
gersfrauen oes Ortes; fte tpar eben
cine Dame pom S6etteI bis our 5ob.
le. 4ber tetn Menl6 fann Iogen, ooB
fte itol5 gepefen tpdre! Dennod bot
ten betoe Die roben ungebil6eten 2eute
foit ale gegen Ii&.
uWm 5pottet itber ben bornebmen
Srl3fdniter l1no freute it9 iiber iein
l1nglitf. Ser orme Mann legte 9ant>
mer unto DfeiBel beiieite uno griff
gum 9obel, Inn 1td) als S9reiner 1ein
8rot 3u per6ienen. Seine Trau fer
ttgte 9eaborbeiten uno miibte itd friib
11no ipdt ob. 8eibe 1poren 5u e6el, Lint
~ ibre arnl1t ein5ugelteben, uno 10 bot
tc eigentltd niemano eine re9te Mb-
nung bon Dem gon3en umfong ;brer
Scot. geun geiddb es, Dob Welo;ile
Na6ridt Don Dem Eooe ieiner
Sdmdgerin erbielt, 4pel6e -. pl0tlid)
BON enter Seude bi1tpeggerofft -
51pet flet,te Baiien 5lriidlieB. @r butte
ieinen beritorbenen 8ru6er iiberaus
lieb gebabt uno nobm 'obne langeS
8elinnen bic betoen &in6er at iid.
S6on ID Soge ipdter tparo er ieiblt
begraben.
vHad) oen1 Eooe ibres Mannes fam
sSrau Weeloille etnes Cages 5u mir,
oantte mir fit ale na6barlid)e
Jreunoidaft uno nertraute mir al,
: tie tpoue nun reht balo bon bier meg.
5leben; oenn ite bdbe borbnebme Ser"
- tpanote TT utdt all5u 4peiter gntfer<
nl.ng. 8enige Gage na9ber bra6te
lie Die beioen 9ittber ibres @9tpagers
lns bieitge @aiietbal,s un6 ma6te li6
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1944-02-09
Die weItberuehmte
St. Benedict WundsaIbs

EFpFobfes HeIImltteI gegen 0FIe AFNsN Von o.
ten und frischen Wunden, Ceschwuersn. Co.
waeehsen, eisswInden karbunkeiH. usM. Site
Geld nuF durch Post Money Order ~ ScsicIseN
kene Stamps. - so Cents die Sehactsfei. bei
!. l. Ssssb, I72oo VslisyvIsw Ave., cssvsssad. O.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1944-05-19
IMPORTANT TO PRESIDENTS
AND ALL MEMBERS OF THE
II. B. A.

We have just been able to get
small number of H. B. A. badges.
We have been informed that unless
there is a great change, we will not
be able to get any more II. B. A.
badges until after the duration.
We have just about enough badges
to furnish about four or five lodges.
If you want your lodge to get in on
the order, it will be advisable far YOU
to send money order Immediately,
otherwise, you may not be able to
dress your lodge up with badges for
several years.
The badges are $1.00 each to the
members with a 1919 discount to the
presidents.
The Office
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28

was killed
1t seems to me unfair and most UNI
fortunate that your editorial should
have suggested that the officials OF
this Department hold Negroes in abb
solute contempt During the fiscal
year 1914, the Department of Justice
fully investigated, under the Civil
Rights Statutes, s complaints and
filed zine prosecutions. One Of them
the Screws case, resulted in the con
viction of a Sheriff, a municipal POI
licernan and a Special deputy, charg-
ed with killing a Negro. This case
is now pending in the Supreme Court
and viii test the whole program which
the Department for the past five
years has been developing.
Under the peonage statutes, during
the fiscal year 1913, five prosecut-
ions were brought, and in 1914 eight
prosecutions n of them was the
notorious Albert Sydney Johnson
case, in Arkansas, where the defend
ant was given a sentence totaling
two and one half years.
| know of no other administration
where the rights Of the Negroes have
been SO a~ggressively defended and
prosecutions SO vigorously brought.
AS long as | am Attorney General
| shall See to it that the rights of
Negroes-in fact the rights Of all
minority groups-are protected so
far as they a be protected under
the Federal laws.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28
To NY Many Friends

To Ny Many Friends
For the past six years I have been
employed as a Deputy in the Office
of Thomas ]. O'Comor, Register Of
Deeds Of Douglas County.
This office has, during Mr..
O'Connor's tenure, rendered prompt,
courteous and efficient Service.
1t is my belief that on his record
Of fairness, service, experience and
efficient administration Of the office
of Register of Deeds, THOMAS ].
O'CONNOR deserves your whole
hearted support for reelection.
| Shall consider your support and
active assistance in helping re-elect
THOMAS ]. OCONNOR, Register
of Deeds, a personal favor.
With kindest personal regards, |
am
Sincerely yours,
CHAS. F. DAVIS, Atty.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28
NEGRO FLYER AWARDED
DISTINGUISHED FLYING
ROSS.

Somewhere in Italy (PPNS) -
Staff Sgt. David ]. Millican has
been one of the few Negroes to be
decorated with the distinguished fly
ing iross in this global warfare that
is ravishing a nation abroad. He re-
Gently received the coveted award for
extraordinary achievement in aerial
combat while serving as a member
of a bomber crew whose plane wreck
ed havoc on German soil with their
devastating bombardment attack.
Sgt. Davis and other members of
the crew returned firm the bombing
cision on a ICING and a prayer" af-
ties their ship had been seriously dam
aged by heavy flax over Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Millican Of
Bali Michigon Ave-, Chicago, ILL.,,
are the proud parents who rejoiced
in the news of their sons safety and
heroism.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28
many friends
BEGINS THIRD YEAR or
SERVICE At TRUAX FIELD

SEhTl(E Al IkUAA FIELD
Madison, Wis.,, October 90 (Spec-
ial to the Guide)-Pvt. Freddie Jack
son, 30, husband of Mrs. Bertha
Jackson of $3.50 Grant St, Omaha,
this week began his third year of
service at Truax Field, an AAF
Trining Comamnd installation, where
he is serving as maintenance man in
an administration building.
A veteran Of more than four and
n hast years in the army, Private
Jackson came to Truax Field two
years ago from Omaha, where he
was stationed with a quartermaster
detachment. He also has been sta
toned at Camp Shelby, Miss; Fort
Riley, Kans., and Camp Beauregard,
La.
Before assuming maintenance dut-
les at Truax Field, Pvt. Jackson was
assigned to duty in the post theatres
and also did administrative work
within his squadron.
A native of Texarkana, he and
Mrs. Jackson have a one year old
son.
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28
LEGAL NOTICE OF MEASURE TO BE VOTED UPON
NOVEMBER Z, 1914
(Text)

purpose of constructing, repairing and maintaining
within the State Of Nebraska and for no other purp
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28
LOCAL NEWS

Returns Home from Convention
RS. w. Long of 22o9 Seward Plaza
has returned home from one Of the
largest conventions which was held
in Indianapolis, Indiana. While in
Indiana she was the guest of Mrs.
Annie Downing 900 California St.
Mrs. Long also stopped in Chicago
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Higgins. Mrs. Higgins really made
her stay in Chicago a very enjoyable
one. Mrs. Long is planning on re-
turning to Chicago in the near flu
ture. Mrs. Higgins win be at home
$500 Wentworth ST., Chicago to her
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28

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Ex~citingly together again, they make
of Mrs. Parkington" tremendous screen
entertainment!
* X x 4
The action-and what action-ranges
from a dusty Nevada mining town I'd
the glittering salons of New York City
during its most fabulous days!
X r X X
Runners-up for top acting honors ara
Edward Arnold, Agnes Moorehead,
Cecil Kellaway, Gladys Cooper. Frances
Rafferty,, Tom Drake, Peter Lawford,
Dan Duryea, and Hugh Marlowe. Sing.
ing honors 60 to the Saint Luke'a
Choristers.
X 4 X y
The screen play, by Robert Thoeren and
Polly James. is based on Louis Brom-
fields u~nforgettaSle novel. which Dr.
rector Tay Garrett and Producer Leon
Gordon bring 70 spectacular and thrill
ing me- X 4 \ 4
Here's a picture that's lavish. lusty.
gorgeous, and gusty!
X X \ X
We're feeling big, proud. and important
about It'll
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28

miss TUSKEGEE" IN CHI
Posing graciously for cameramen
on the gridiron at Comiskey Park as
Tuskegee defeated Wherefore 10
to IA in their 18th annual football
classic, are reading ileft to right: -
Lovely Geraldine Bernadette Talton.
who was recently chosen Miss Tus-
kegee' at the All albanian Schools
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28

STUDENT election, where she is a stu
dest; Miss Beulah Robinson, End
prize winner in the contest for team
sweetheart and a student at DuSable
high school; and Miss Florence At
kins, student at Wilson Jr., College,
who was the winner Of the coveted
position, team sweetheart. (PPNS)
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28

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Chicago, (PPNS) John T. Scott
retired police captain, who recently
suffered a serious injury along with
his wife, Mrs. Margaret Scott when
their car was smashed in an siutomo,
bile accident near Michigan City, has
been the object Of national concern
by his many friends all over the coun
try who have wired their best wishes
for a Speedy recovery to him and his
wife. Captain Scott, who resides at
62s Evans avenue, holds the distinc-
ton Of being the first colored police
captain He and his wife are report
ed as doing nicely"
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28

ROTNEM CLARK SAY STATE
MENTS IN PM. UNTRUE
Continued from page ID
me that the language attributed to
them in the PM story was grossly
inaccurate.
| am enclosing you a copy of a
press release which | am releasing
today Stating that | have authorized
Mr.. Toxey Hall, the U. S. Attorney
for the Southern District Of Missis-
sippi, tc turn over to the Grand jury
for Amite County, Mississippi, all Of
the evidence gathered by the Federal
Bureau of Investigation into the
shooting of Isaac Simmons. 1t is,
of course, preferable that the local
grand jury should indict those respon
-sible for the alleged murder so that
they can be appropriately punished
under the State laws. Under all
these cases it has been our policy not
to indict before the state acts. Under
Federal laws, the sentences for such
cases are entirely inappropriate, a.
mounting in this case for instance to
a maximum of three years.
In the Simmons case, so far, there
is not sufficient evidence to permit
Federal prosecution.
On October 9, the Department Of
justice announced the filing Of an
against James Mitchell
BohanDon, Chief of Police for the
town OF Summit, Georgia, in a Sim
liar violation where a Negro Soldier
The Omaha guide., 1944-10-28
~WILBERFORCE MEETS

ANOTHER STUMBLING BLOCK
Actios and thrills were plentiful
on tho gridiron when Tuskegee and
Wilberforce locked during the play
ing Of their 18th annual football
classc under the bright lights at Co.
miskey Park, Friday night. The
Tuskegee Tigers toppled the hopes OF
the Wilberforce Bulldogs with a 10
to IA victory, in a game that was a
typical movie thriller. Another
stumbling block in the path Of Will
berforce's bid for glory was this
Tuskegee tack1er shows hitting a
WHEREFORE ball carrier hard and
low. (PPNS).