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Konferencija 10

Konferencija international La
cor Organization. zapoceIa je u
Philadelphia Jos 90 aprila los
/ je IL procesu. Mi sn1o vec raniie
javili da Sc planira ova konfe-
/ rencija u aprilu. Ovo ie jedna
Gudna kombinacija. u MOI su
predstavliene cerdeset iedna
nacija, (Sovjetska Russia neuce
stvuje nioD. Predstavni&tVo
Sc sastoii IL Delegate DO diva ID
svalse drzave, koii predstavliaju
svoje respektivne Wade, po ie-
dan IL svake drzave koji preds-
taVlia "radnike" / 90 iedan, kOji
predstavlia industriju - kapita-
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04

Naivecim real5cionaron sc po-
kazao u njegovoj svestranoj Ia
uzetosti da proturi zakonsku "a
veru americkih kapitahsta "a IL
vadjanje ropstva, Ii obliku zako-
ma konskripcije. On je prednja-
cio u tome posIu. kapitalisti ina
du razloga da "a MIN plaCu.
Ali kakva razloga ilnadu radnici
da ga oplakuiu? Valjda "a to 5to
je umro pre- nego Sto je uspao
da uvede pomenuti zakon.
Pa ipak, radniGke vodje rome
suze "a tim svestranina reakcic-
rarem. Sidney Hillman reCe da
je narod izgubio great presona-
lity" da ie on razunevao rad
nicki doprinos ratnom naporu",
j ''podupirao je radniclzu politi-
ku kao sustasvenu "a sveopStu
ratnu proizvodniu". A Joseph
Curran, predsednik Maritime iu-
nije rece da je Knox ''zasluzio
posfovan1r 90 trgovacke pon1ors@
Ike industrije' it'd / da je on do
prince d0brobiti naciie dizuci Sc
iznad partizanske politike i IL
gradjivaiuci Mornaricu koja "a
dava mocne udarce nepriiatelji-
ma nase don10vine'.
Sto Sc radni6ke klase tie. re
akcionara ve6ega niie bilo, niti
ga je moglo biti, od pukovnika
Knoxa. l onda, ako su reakciona-
ri tako veliki priiatelji radnika,
ko je onda nepriiateli radnika?
Nisu Ii radnicke junije has "a to
organizovane, da Sc bore protiv
poslodavaca j njihovi1 skutono-
sa kakav je Knox bio. Ali, ma
ravno mi sn1o pogresni, ameri6ke
radnicke junije nisu "a tu svrhu
Crganizovane. One su organize
vane da podrzavaju kapitalizam
i ropstvo radnicke klase.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04

Prokrustes je bio lopov u gre
koj mitologiji. Njegova, MENU
svojstvena praksa bila je ia. da
priveze svoje zrtve u krevet, da
istegne njihove udove ako su bill
prekratki da pristanu ma krevet,
iii da otsece delove ako su bill
predugi. Otuda izraz, "prokrus-
teanski krevet".
To ie vec odavno bio obi6no
poznavanje studentima Sociializ-
ma da je u Rusiii Marksizam
nagnan da legne ma prokruste-
anski krevet. Stalinova taians-
tvenost nikada nije dczvolila
principina i zakliuccima Mark
som potvrdjenim da in ometaiu
u sledeniu anti-Marksisticke po-
litike. Niti ie Stalinov rezim os-
kudevao Il "autoritetima 0 Mark
su" da izvrsi oznaceno otsecanje
III nasilno istezanje, vet po in
strukcijama Kremlina. Pa ipak.
nasuprot ponavljanog vulgarizo-
vanja iskrivljivanja Marksizma
od vladajucih ruskih birokrata,
tvrdnja New York Times "a, od
2 aprila, opet II uvodniku od 3
aprila, da ie nova reviziia ucinie-
ma da Sc dotera sklad "komu-
nisticka dogma" sa kapitalistic-
kim principima, jeste preteriva-
ME, tesko da, potpomognuto ci-
nienicama.
Times" ie bazirao svoju tvrd-
nju ia izT5vi 0 e'tonomskom uce-
nju Il Rush. od L. A. Loantieva j
devet drugih urednika casopisa
pod Una n n m Marksizma"
pod Bariakom NJ a 7 k s zma).
skraceni prevod poiavio Sc Il te-
kucem izdanju stalinistiGkog Get
yrt-godiSnjeg, Science and So
ciety" [Znanost DruStvol. Il
java sadrzi broi 'greSaka", rani-
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Ali mnogo smeSniie iZgleda, opet
povrsno gledaiuci, da Stalinova
vlada pomaze Tita i partizane
drzi citavo jato Jugoslavena II
Moskvi, koji su svih sto proce-
nata "a Tita partizane, i odrza-
vaiu Sc citave serije konferenciia
it'd, pa ipak ia Stalinova vlada
nece da prizna Titovu vladu, vec
priznaje kralievu vladu u Kairu.
Ona, prema tome, priznaje ME
nog ratnog ministra, Mihailovi-
ca, koji po samim recima Moskve
"otvoreno saradjuie sa HitIerov-
Gina a protiv partizana"!
Ako an1ericka i engleska vlada
nece, bar "a sada, da priznadu
Titovu vladu. zasto je ne prizna
Stalinova vlada? Ear ie vlada
dvadeseto-godiSnjeg fasiste Ba-
doglia Italiii, zlotinackog krv-
nika i kasapina etiopijskog naro-
da, preca da je prizna, na zapre-
pascenje samih fasista, nego Ii
tova vlada? Po samoi praksi Sta
linove Wade, prece je da Sc priz-
ma fasista Badoglia njegovu VIA
du nego demokratskog Tita ME
govu privremenu, antifasisticku
vladu. Ako je oVo prece, a stvar-
most svedoci da jeste, da Stalino-
va vlada priznaie faSista Bado-
glia. a nece da prizna denokrats-
kog Tita, onda je posve iasno da
vlada smatra da ie is
pravno priznavati vladu kralia
Petra II. ciji je ratni ministar
'fasisticki Mihajlovic". K d a
vlada ovako postupa,
kako onda da Amerika i Britani-
ia veruju uvodniku IS. r., da je
u interesu Amerike j Jugoslavi-
je", da Sc odbaci priznanje kairs-
[Se Wade da Sc "prizna privre-
mena antifasisticka vlada Tita i
Ribara"? Ko zna bolje interese
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04
Italia

sVesti Cd %. aprila javljaju da
problem gladi u juznoj Italiji nj
je nj priblizno resen. Ispruzene
ruke koje traze hleba Cd Savez-
nickih pobednickih sila jos uvek
stole jednako, pa i wise, ispruze-
ne. Kaze Sc obicno da narod ne
zivi samo cd hleba, ali to niie
tacno "a Italiju. Ovde je hleb
skoro jedina hrana samo da ga
Sc moze dobiti dosta. Heb u ko
liko ga Sc juznoj Italiji nalazi,
dolazi iskljucivo liz ruku savez-
nickih sila, samo ga nema dosta.
Novinari pricaju da nigde nisu
videli toliko mnogo prosjaka ko-
liko III je u juznoj Italiji. Savez-
'nici, kao sto mnogi primecuiu
ne vrse potpuno ono sto su obe-
cavali, IT,, ne daju nj priblizno
dosta hrane gladnom stanovnis
tvu, sto je izazvalo slime kritike
Cd mnogih pojedinaca, grupa, or
ganizacija u raznim zemljama, a
i sama nova italijanska vlada ne
prestano apeluje "a wise ponoci.
Predstavnik Samuel Dickstein.
prema New York Times" u, u
svojem kriticizmu Saveznickog
drzanja u Italiji rekao je is
toj novini Cd 30 aprila: da je
''Times" dao "jasnu sliku 0. pri-
likama u Italiji danas pokazao
je kako naSi militant civilni
prvaci nisu ostali verni nadama
italijanskog naroda'.
Drugo Sc nemoze nj ocekivati.
Saveznici, niti ikoji drugi kapi-
talisticki predstavnici, nisu pr
venstveno zainteresovani u ocu-
vanje zivota italijanskih, iii iko-
jih drugih, narodnih masa, a da
j ne govorimo dovoljnom is
hranjivanju 18TH, vec SUI oni sa-
mo zainteresovani kako da Sc te
mase odrze u pokornosti dok Sc
ponovo ucvrsti kapitalizam. Ma
Sc netrebaju ockivati nista stvar
nog Cd ikojih kapitalistickih CRU
pa iii nacija. Svrha je sviju njih
da porobe mase j da III stave u
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04

jeg stalinistickog eVandjelja, ko-
ie su sada ukljucene u spisak ie-
retickog verovanja u "obiasnia-
vanju" u cemu su te ''greSke", on
izbegava znanstvene, a "a papins-
ki metod koii sano tVrdi. Ali to
Sc moglo ocekivati II zennlji gde
"Marksizam" sudeluie u prirodi
we're ciji su sano Visoki popovi
ovlasteni ma pri6est sa njenim
autorom. u ovom slucaiu visoki
popovi kazu, da odrzavajuci 30
giGnu strogost' Marksa "neizme-
nienom bilo bi Stetno nauCa-
vanje, suprotno pedagoSkim po-
trebama.'
Rastezanje "Marksizma" On bi
pristao Il staiin9ciGki kreUet
Prvu stvar da saznamo ieste,
da nainovija "reviziia Marksiz-
ma" ina istu svrhu kao prone
ne u sovjetskoj stranoj politici.
One su korisDe da potpomugnu
stalinisticki sistem stalinisticke
prakse. Nekoie I'd gresaka, "a ko-
je Sc zale, q koie su sada proala-
sene krivoverstvom, jesu rezultat
ranijeg iskrivljivania Marksiz-
ma. Jedna ''greSka', iii ''isprav-
ka" koia predstavlja novo falsi-
fikovanje Marksnma, bavi Sc So
Marksistickin shvacaniem stare
drevnog dru5tva i istoriiskim 81
lama operisuCi Il MENU. Mi cemo
Sc bav5ti4sa ovifFa arugonl prili
kom Ovde mex mas zadovolji da
otkrijemo zasto je sadaSnja re
vizija Marksizma" Il vec protiv-
Marksisti6kon1 prak ikovaniu
stalinistiGkog rczina.
Ocevidno je uzelo 25 godina vi
sokim popovima ruskog Mark
sizrna" da otkriju tai povrsni i
pogresni pojam :. da kao sto E.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04

Prvomajske proslave su sye "a
branjene, koje SUI proSle godine
slavili Socialist, radnicke iuni-
je i nacionalni socialist. DRAW
ne vlasti SUI opomenule ureani-
ka "socijalisticke" novine Van
guardia u napred da ce biti
zabranjena ako ista ne bude po-
drzavala principe "argentinstva".
sto znaci fasizma i dodale su da
'sse nj jedna novina ne n7oze
smatrati da ona vrsi svoju duz-
most 'Argentinstvu' ako ona po-
dupire Sjeuinjene drzave'.
"Sociialisti'', * o m unisti" i
radnicke juniie koji su uvek po-
dupirali kapitaiizaln u Argenti-
nj sada dobivaju ''nagraduh "a
njihove usluge kapitalizlnu, koji
je koren samog faSiznla. Radni-
ci Argentine .trebaiu da stupe II.
borbu protiv jednog i drugog.
pa j protiv niihovih izdainiekih
vodJa j da rade ma obaraTilu sV1Fh
tih kapitalistickih mesavina, IT,,
oni trebaju da prihvate nacelo ne
"argentinstva", iii "anti-argen-
tinstva" vec nacelo proleterske
revolucije, da bi Sc oslobodili i
fasizma i kapitalizma koji su
sustini isti djavo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04
Vazr,e medj1marodne vesti.
Argentina

Fasisticka vlala Edemra Farrea II Argentni pribeela
e jos vecem nasilu posenje vreme potiv stampe
nickh organzacija pa samh ''liberanih demokla skill
organzacija novina Vesti cd "A apra avau da e yaa
zdaa naredbu da osie pomniati tava
ustav, sloba reioa it'd Ovo narcotic vaz novine
Mnoge novne zabraneno izdava. Socijastka novina
'The Vanguara' zabranena neodredeno veme poso
nije hea zastupat nacea koja polva vada IT, fasis
tcka Burzoaska novina edna od naivecih "La Presa'
takoder obusavena Vest kazu da e posednja polzva
la glavnom ''lemokratska nacela.'
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04

potcinjenost. Italijanske radne
mase trebaju da odbace izdajnic-
XII taktiku svojih vodja 0 sara
djivanju sa burzoazijom da Sc
prihvate one koia je u saglasnos-
ii sa nacelima klasne borbe, da
je izvadjaju do kraja.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04

na konvencije, san7o ako 10 oni
budu hteli.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1944-05-04
NASA SRgAJSTFA: Prosyc-
sx,v, y, "A So, HS,sEkr, Z, -. 1x.

NASA SRENDSTtA: Prosye-
civanje radniEke kEage II d,.fsu
MarsfsizTla: ia su rad kauf-
tai nensrHsljivi nepriiateIi;
organizoyaHie radrliCke kiase
u jeenu Resokscionarnu Poll
tieku Pal siju "a osvaianie
razaranjc PoHGGke Drzave ka
pitaiizna; organizovanie rad
nika u jeslna revoIucionarflu
Industrijainu Juniju "a uzi-
mamie, drzanje j kretanie svih
zemaljskih Industrial.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-01
cls@3 ne aalNyIn pvll sNlgA, 1890 $3.50

"Not only that, but II vas O
betweeu two pages Of that volume
that IL" three letters fell out"
This time Carter said nothing.
And Pat was looking at Ellery with
deep quotation marks between her
eyebrows.
Nov, since the box had been
nailed up in New York and sent to
Genera Delivery, Wrightsville.
whore { was held, and the toxi-
cology book with the letters in it
was found by US directly after the
boz was unpacked-the letters fell
out as Nora dropped an armful of
boo qlitc by accidcnt-thcn the
conclusion is absolutely inescap-
abb: len co"M not possibly hare
rr ten those three letters an
WJ99h'>riilc. And when | saw that
| saw the whole thing.
The .ctters must have been writ.
ter BY Jim before he returned to
w hit Vile to ask Nora for the
second line to marry him, before
he new that Nora would accept
hin 4l'I us ttStl JIbil u mel anu
his tlr,n-year absencc!"
"l es.' mumbled Carter Brad
f
#rIon't YOU see?" cried Fllery.
can we now state with such
ta as certainty that the sickness
aup death JIM predicted for his
"l. in those three letters refeFyed
...atg Ir.,,n Move. ,r,- S,
when the letters were found,
she uas Nor has ujte, nor
{ JIM taue hnoirn she lnouid
#ig Uife. uhen he originality
~ theml.
paused and, even though it
cool in Gus Olesen's taproom,
Led his ace with a handker-
gasped "But Ellery, if those
letters lidn't refer to Nora,
he whole thing"
t me I'll it my way" said
queen. Once doubt is raised
d. the wife mentioned in the
rec letters was Nora, then two
that before seemed irrelevant
~ shout to be noticed. One i,
the letters bore inconpiete
c.. Inat is, they marked the
month, and the day Of the month,
but not the year.
And the second fact, Of course,
vas hat not one did any of the
letters refer to the name Nora; the
references were consistently to 'mg
1cite.'
If jim wrote those letters ia
New York-before his marriage to
Nora. before he even knew Nora
would marry him-then Jim could
not have been writing about Norn's
%iIInes. 80 Nora's death. And if we
can We this-an assumption
We .k for granted from the
beg Of the case-then the
who -ructurc, which postulated
-Nor1 u Jm's intended poison vic
tim, .JIa- Is.
81 "a conased,' moaned Patty.
"YoH mean
Il mean" sad Mr.. Queen, that
Nor. wa nevct threatened, Nora
was Yer in danger =. Nora ,ras
| mere meant - be m1Ddcred."
p shook her had violently.
"t.= mat opens up a whole new
ha-d f specula.ion!' exclaimed
Cart IF No7.s wasn't meant to
be m dered-tver, at all"
'h at are the facts?" argued
Eiler "A woman did die New
Var Eve Rosemary Haight.
Now nat We know Nora uasn't the
intended victim, surely it follows
that II seatary did NOT die by &C
cIdenl- hat Rosemary n-ss n,esnt
to be 6Edered."
60 be continued)
.H.aHt Boy Little. Brown i Co:
pyrttg!sd bs kins ts.1arsi s~yDdiests. In.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-07-01

~ ~ tiAllAG-
the m%stery-that is standing be-
l"eon YOU and Cart. It's a question
marx that would outlive You both.
want to erase 1t and put a period
.H ITS place. Then the chapter will
To closed and you and Cart AN look
each other in the eye again with
one sort Of abiding faith" He
-Ippod his drink frowning. u
hope
- on hope?' muttered Cart.
The truth" said Ellery soberly,
us unpleasant"
~'EIlcry,,' cried Pat.
But you're not children, either
of YOU. Don't dclude yourselves. It
would stand between you even if
You married -. the uncertainty Of
1t, the not-knowing, the doubt and
the night-and-day question. L.
what's keeping YOU apart, and what
has Kept you apart. Yes, the tru-h
Is unpleasant. But at least it is the
truth. and if You know the truta,
you have knowledge; and If You
I".i sr Any i
u'''Sioh WIN ui So',,'y "a,
'i',S ~ suise'y' 9ha'i operate
a''Y sat up periec'iy SIfalSh
nC "'''n9 ''Spc" LOU hei gas
No aI'e"n i,oc'ol'
- 'o0h 4o's s""'io"' am
ho,dp" ., o
NJ Q'eerh SiNi'ea: 40 You re
eau a. ',i'lns me III me heSp't&.
aDo"' ''e I'M i '"''e lh'o ora
oust- as h"l'o"t en- ana Ioull'
you ana cora transferring DooNs
rom 'h' iiN'''G iool'' 10 jim s. ne"
S'uu! "p5'"'iS'
~ 1'o"'''"'
H''" "'!'1 81" w Yen me lh"'
me pooN9 YOU ana Nora We're iuE.
sihF uEa'"IiS "'u JuSI pee4 T.
ii'o.1" ION """'% o'I; ln'
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15

Z special counsel, who helped to ar
que and win the historic Texas case
The decision OF the United Srzr-
es Supreme Court" Marshall wrote,
rendered on April 3, clarifying once
and for all the laws as to voting il
primary elections, will mean no-ninz
to the millions of Negroes IN the
South who have been denied tn. right
to vote unless the United Sta+es Dc
pa. lment OF Justice vigorously emf :
es the statutes construed by the uni
ted States Supreme Court in this de-
cision.
Negro soldiers fighting tEyoush
OUT the world .odIy are eonsta7t..Y N
curing as to whefrI or NOT ttr:r
families are permitted 10 vote iii ne
Democratic primaries in the deer
Sttth, and whethe- or not the7 viii
b. permitted 70 vote il these prinar-
ies if they are fortunate enough ID re-
tcrI--
y he question as TO whether O. not
Nrgfoes will have the right to vote
in primary elections Throughout thr
Seth can only DC ce' ided by hi vig-
o. with which the United Stats ~
par ment Of Just:3e ~1tosecutes thes=
cases.
We, therefore. strongly ury- v1u
o bi ing about lie prosecution, not
Continued On Page z
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15
SANDAL COM'ITTEE
TO MEET IN OMAHA

LINCOLN-Members of the exec
utive board and its associates will ga
ther for this years annual meeting OF
the Nebraska Committee, Brewing
Industry Foundation to be held Fri
day at Hotel Fcnlenelle, Omaha, an
nounces State Director Charles E.
Sandal. The board will hear Mr..
Sandals annual report Of progress
with the organizations program Of
self-regulation in the berry industry,
will adopt plans for the ensuing
year.
Interest and support for our good
conduct program is stronger than
ever as we now observe our sixth
anniversary" said Mr.. Sandal. but
explained, Attendance at this years
annual meeting is limited to board
members because we wish to comply
with the governments program to
ease wartime strain on travel and
hotel facilities"
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15
End to
v ote
B
ASKED BY 1853
LEADING WHITE
GEORGIANS.

ATLANTA, July u (ANP) That
there is a growing list OF white Geor-
gians who are willing to go on record
as urging the lowering of color bars
the eorgia Democratic Executive com
mittee has erected around the primary,
was indicated Tuesday with the issu-
ance Of a statement signed by 1853
prominent citizens, demanding that
the committee rescind its action.
The signers of the statement repres-
ented a cross-section of the o lib
eral-thinking element from virtually
every section of the state. TT would
appear from press reports that the
executive committee Of the Georgia
State Democratic committee has ruled
that Negroes, otherwise qualified for
voting, will be barred from participa-
ton in the July 4, state Democratic
primary" the statement read.
I'VE, the undersigned white voting
citizens OF Georgia, interested in all
matters that will contribute to the
welfare of the state and to the largest
possible participation OF all eligible
people in all elections regardless of
race, do not agree with this action Of
the executive committee Of the Geor-
gia State Democratic committee. We
would urge that all eligible citizens,
regardless Of race, be permitted to ex-
ercise their right OF participation in
this primary if they have indicated
their desire to be members of the
Democratic party.
IN expressing this sentiment we
speak as Georgians and citizens Of a
nation dedicated by the fathers to the
principles Of total democracy and re-
affirmed in the Atlantic charter as a
noble objective of this world strug-
Continued IN Page 80
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15
Captains Hard at Work
Pushing Their Groups
Toward Success.

The St. John AME. Church, 22nd
and Willis street, IS engaged in a rally
to raise $4,000 for their Building
Fund. This rally will en- on Sunday,
July 30th with special services.
The church has been divided ineU
two sides for this rally. Each size
has a general, 80 captains, who have
8 members IN their crops. Each SOL
der is to contribute $1,000.
The leader Of the Red forces i
Mrs. Gussie Mcpherson. Mrs. Eva
Ray is directing the Blues campaign
Each Of these ladies is hard at WORK
seeing that their side will not corr
up lacking when the drive is over.
Both generals this week issued
special announcements urging their
members to give heavily this Sunday
on their Individual goal. According
TO reports a goodly number have rails
ed and already paid their $500.
Many more have expressed that they
will pay theirs soon.
The success of the drive depends
upon how the Individual members
take part, the leaders said. They
warned that while things look bright,
there IS still a lots more work TO De
done within the next two weeks.
Numerous other affairs have been
given and are being given to raise
this building fund. All Omahans are
urged to support this worthy drive.
Rev. E. F. Ridley, pastor OF ,.
John, said he was pleased at the keen
est Of competition and revealed tina.
the government had granted priorit-
les for the amount OF work TO do be
done which will be determined by the
success Of the drive.
LET'S al help PIT that TOP on St.
...-.
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15
Golden Cate
.Quartette To
Appear Here

The Golden Gate Q~uartette, that
famed group OF Negro singers vii
appear in person at the City Auditor
ium on Saturday, July goth, through
arrangements with the Music Cor
poration OF America.
You will remember them as this
seasons stars Of the Columbia Broad
casting system from where they have
been heard three times a week on a
coast-to-coast network. They are
long run stars of the Manhattan's
noted night club, Cafe Society Up
town and frequent guest stars of the
Coca-Cola Program and the Fitch
Band Wagon. They now rank as
one of the best known and most pop
ular musical attractions in the coun-
try.
From the music halls Of Mexico to
the glamour OF Hollywood their sing
ing has brought great commentator.
Their appearance in "Star-Spangled
Rhythm" a Paramount picture wa 50
successful that they were called back
to appearyin Bring on the Girls, a
stupendous technicolor musical soon
to be released.
This is the first appearance OF the
quartette in the middle west. Mail
orders for tickets are now being re-
ceived at the City Auditorium. Prices
range from 55c to S2.75.
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15
Patriotic Services o b e
held at Bivens Tabernacle

The following IS a Patriotic pro-
gram to Be held at the sgt. Biven's
Tabernacle, s711 North gath Street,
Sunday, July Is, 1914 at 8 90 pm.
l. Scripture Reading and Prayer
by a Minister.
2. Difference between Right and
Privilege. BY Sgt. Bivens.
3. The Constitution Rights.
4. The Public is invited.
5. Boy Scouts are invited, the Po-
ton Of the Procedure will help some
Boy at Camp.
6. 1t will be an all WAC Pro
gram. Date will be announced later
the Procedure will be for Coal and
the Little Wesley Boy.
7. Thanks to Rev. B. E. Jones,
Rev. Rucker, and the Congregation.
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15
LIST WOMEN FOR
KEY COMMITTEES.

Washington, July - (ANP)-A
national roster Of women qualified 70
serve on national and international
committees and delegations looking to
postwar adjustment Is being estab-
lished, the National Council Of Negro
Women announced last week.
The move j. an o%utgrowth Of the
conference held BY 200 women three
weeks ago at the White House where
the spokesman for numerous women's
organizations placed their claim for a
right to share in negotiations and con
ferences being held to restore the
world to peace and to maintain il
that way.
we plan to establish this list and
TO make recommendations OF qualified
persons whenever the opportunity per
mits," Mrs. Jeannetta WEIGH Brown
executive secretary OF the council an
nounced-
The Omaha guide., 1944-07-15
Son-in-Law Of Rev.
David St. Clair to Fill
Job as Boys Work
Secretary.

The Board Of Directors Of the o.
maha Urban League Community Cen
ter announce the appointment Of Mr..
Onward Russell Crooms to the posi-
ton OF Boys Work Secretary on July
1, 1874.
Mr.. Crooms came TO Omaha from
Kansas, the state Of his birth, where
he received his educational training.
He was graduated from Kansas State
Teachers College at Emporia, Kansas
in 1887, when he had completed ma
jors in Physical Education and Speech
in addition to courses in Sociology,
Economics and Psychology
In college, he was a member Of the
*" Club, College YMCA, ard Pres
ident of the Youth Forum. During
Mr. Croom's college career, he gain
ed worldwide recognition as an out
standing athlete. participating on the
Olympic Relay Team representing the
United States in 1885 at The Berlin
Olympics. He was active, too, as a
member OF the college football team
As a former supervisor Of a group
Of Hi-Y boys at the Emporia YMCA
Sunday School teacher, secretary and
president Of a Christian Endeavor
League, and trained teacher, Mr..
Crooms comes we'll prepared for his
duties as head OF the agency's Boys
Work Department.
As the father OF a son, Mr.. Crooms
has a natural interest in his new posi-
ton. His wife, also OF Kansas State
Teachers College, is the daughter OF
Rev. David ST. Clair, pastor Of Mt.
Moraih Baptist Church.