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EUROPOS LIETUNIAl DEDA Wits
/ MUS AMERIkIEtIUS
NORI SOyIETU IR VOKIECIV KAR0 PIKTADEJU NUBAU
DINO R KARO NUOSTOLIQ ATLYGINIMO

Iieaviu Koiteta veiants vakaru Europoje prisiunte
redaca Angisa kaba pareiskma adresuota Prez
denui Truman pagana San Francisco konferencos metu
proga apaoje tepant aplinkras kurs parodo Amer
kos etuviams kap Europoje sblasky Leuva kick gall
pnas tautos realais ziuri kaip vienatnius
galineius augansia dbi Angkas pareiskmas telpa ant
6-to pusapio Apa6oje seka Komiteto pares1ima
Susidarus Enropoe saygoms atvira veka a,staymo Lie
tuvos nepsikdansonybes kol kas negalima.
Araerkoje prienga yra butna pati atvira veikla da
Letvu koonijose mngus, nesant rezolucijas
adresu Prezidento Trumano.
Reikaauti: Evakuacos is Lietuvos ir kitu Fatalities
valsybiu sovieq kariucmenes estos karo aikoarpu
miantis sutartim 1889
g. Paliuosavno Iietuvos r ku Fatalities valstybiu 'nuo
ames ir surdo rysium soveu okupaca, remnants Stu
Punktu Atlantic caitero.
Atstatyo Letuvoe ir ktose Pabaltes vastybese ais
deoatines vyrfausbes remnants r punkais Allan
to Carterio.
Letva tos Fatalities vyriausybes rezervuoja tese:
Rekalauti lake Taikos Konferencijos atygnmo visu
nuostoliu padarytu Vokieciu ir Sovietu okupantu.
Prstatyti sarasus Vokeeu r Sovietu karo pktadeju
reikaaujant jig nubaudimo
(REDAKCIJOS PASTABA: Sis gautas pranesimas kaip
tk spuola musu tapnamu ant LIMO pusapio pareiskmu
Pezdetas Truman la Ispdo Rooseveo Letuvu Tauta Duo
ia zodi')
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Rudenine Opera Prailgi-
mama Viena Diena

Delei entuziastisko atsfliepimo ir
pageidavinu, Rudeninio Operos Fes-
tivalio kuri rengia San Carlo Opera
Company atidarymas pagreitintaa
viena diena j treciadienio vakara,
Spali; 10, Public Music Hall, taigi
pridedama dar vieno opera daugiaus
Atidarymas bus su LA Traviata"
treciadienio vakare, Spaliu 10, ir
po to seks sios operos: Carmen"
ketvirtadienio vakare, Spaliu IL;
"Cavalleria Rusticana" ir II Pag-
liacci" penktadienio vakare, Spaliu
IL, Madame Butterfly" sestadienl
po piet, ir III Trovatore" sestadie-
nio vakare, Spaliu 13; "Fust" SEX
madieni po pietu, ir aida" sekma-
dienio vakare, Spaliu Id.
hainos sioms operoms bus nuo
81 Xxi So, plus 200 Federal Tax.
Tikletai VISIONS .operoms dabar
gaunami United Vacuum Store,
1924 Huron Road.
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Sveikata yra Zmogaus
Brangiausias Turtas
INDIJONQ ARBATzOLES
X nina 50c 3 Raksai uZ &1.O0.

huiHd QUO. . DdhSdi w pl.VV'
Pasarga: Su orderiu malonekit If
pinigus prisiusti, mes kitaip orderis
nebus ispildytas.
Reikalaujam agentu pardavineti
nlusu arbata:
Stebetinai gelbsti nuo prasto Vi
duriu virskinimo, uzkietejimo, vidu-
riu kataro, kepenu sustingimo; valo
nesvaru krauja, gydo odos ligas,
inkstu negalavima ir moteru bedas.
kaip pagaminti: Pusen kvortos
verdaneio vandens idek puse puodu-
ko arbatzoliu. Kai ataus. nukosk,
idek medaus ar cukraus ir laikyk
saltai.
Kaip vartoti. Pradek gerti nuo
mazo stikliuko iki kavos puoduko
kas rytas prizes valgyma ir vakare
chant guilt; du kartu diena.
Pefkarit zoliq misini, visada pra-
syk FLORAL HERBS. gausi gc-
riausi
FLORAL HERB co.
Dept.
BOX 3O5 CLINTON. IND.
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no ir temate rytines valstijas,
dabar, del karo su Japonija,
tureje proga pamatyti Kalifor-
Mia ir Pacifiko pakrasti, po
karo, kai susisiekimas pageres,
kiekvienas nores pats dar kar-
ta ten apsilankyti, atvezti sa-
vo seimas, zmonas, vaikus, te-
vus parodyti tuos zavingus
Vakarus, kit vyks ten apsigy-
venti, nauju progu bizniui il
pragyvenimui jieskant.
SU SAVIM veziausi keleta
Pulk. Petruicio knygu, 'Lith-
uania Under the Sickle and
Hammer, taigi sekanti ryta
vagone, kaip tik sukilom, pa
pusryeiavom, nesant kas veik-
ii, o traukinyje die1aa labai IL
ga, keleiviai pradejom susipa,
zinti, po ko seke pasidalini-
mas skaitomos medziagos -
laikrasciu, zurnalu, knygu. As
pradejau padalinti tas knygas
savo keliones draugams, kurie
pasitaike daugiau oficialus as.
menys,. kariai ir kitekie, negu
civiiai keleiviai.
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BALTIMORE, ND.

VIESNIOS. siomis dienomis
viesejo Baltimoreje seniau bu-
vus Baltimoriete, O dabar Flo
ridiete, ponia Elzbieta Lietuv-
nikiene su dukrele Frances.
Viesnios aplanke savo nemaza
Mazintu Selma il pazystamus
bel draugus.
Viesedama pas mus, ponla
Lietuvnikiene pasieme 10 kny-
gu 'Lithuania Under the Sick
lie and Hammer. il sake kad
knyga 'I'imeless Lithuania'
perskaite Floridoj visi ju drau-
gal ir pazystami, tai sia knyga
il numato dar placiau supazin-
dinti FIoridiecius SUI Lietuvos
padetini. Kartu p. Lietuvni-
kiene paliko $40 auka parent
mui Lietuvai Vaduoti Sajun-
gos. Jos auka, kartu SUI c. K.
Stuikio ir Ant. Monroe-Mand-
ravecko dolariais, pasiunciu
LVS centrui, viso SIP.
Louis Lietuvnikas, jo zmona
Elzbieta ir ju dukrele, Fran
ces, issikele Floridon 1912 ir
1943 metals. Jie ten turf nu-
sipirke grazu "Orange Grove"
SUI ezereliu ir patogiais ma
mais, prie Orlando miesto. Ten
pat netoli turi oranzine ir p.
Lietuvnikienes L sesuo, Ona Ju-
ciene, kuri yra istekejus W
armijos sarzento, Antano Ju-
ciauss jie turf sunu Jurgi if
dukrele, Frances. Tai ir Flo
ridoje Lietuviu skaicius dide-
ia.
Poni Lietuvnikiene su dukre-
lie skrido orlaiviu j abu kelio-
mes galu. Sake, JOINS orc, Ike
lione patinkanti, mes greita If
smagi.
Lietuvnikai palaiko rysius
su Baltimore ir kitu vietu Lie
tuviais per laikrascius, jie yra
Dirvos ir Vienybes skaityto
jai, tuos lsikrascius gauna Flo
ridoje.
MUSU LIGONIAI. Mario
ma Milunaitiene, veikli viesuo-
sc darbuose ir LVS reikaluose,
buvo susirgus; kasdien eina
geryn.
Juozas Gutauskas taip pat
nuo suzeidimo serga. Lietuvai
Vaduoti .Sajungos Baltimores
4-tas skyrius pasiunte Stems
geriems Lietuvos, memo ir kul-
turos darbuotojams uzuojautos
rezoliucijas.
/ julie nj. Rasteniene.
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kELIAVIMAS yra m0kslas.
Tas visu pripazinta ir taip is
tikro yra. Gryztant traukiniul
j Clevelanda, turejau dar ivai-
riu prietikiu ir patyrimp, ku-
riuos nors trumpai pazynesiu
sekaneiuose numeriuose. Te-
ko pasikalbeti su ivairiais ka-
riskiais, per iris dienas ,kelio-
mes, ir su siaip zmonemis, II
ka is tulu patyriau juns papa
sakosiu.
Noriu pastebeti kaslink ke-
liavimu tick kad pc sio karo
Amerikos rytai labai susiar-
tins su vakarais, del to kad
milijonai kareiviu, jaunq sa-
lies vyru, kuriu diduma gyve-
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Taip pirmam pateko ia kny-
ga valdzios lido departmental
nariui, kuris gryzo j Washing
tona. Jis, kaip Inaciau, labaiI
interesingai ta knyga skate
veik istisa diena.
Kita knyga iteikiau Raudo--
nojo Kryziaus atstovui gryz-
tanciam is Pacifiko salu. Jis,I
kiles is Minnesotos valstijos,j
toll nuo Europos reikalu, ma
zai tezinojo apie boBevikus.
Prize to, jis pasisake kad jam
ticks vykti UNRRA reikalais j
Europa. Jam kaip tik laiku
pasitaike su bolseviku darbais
uzgrobtose salyse susipazinti
is sios knygos.
Oar kita knyga idaviau pre-
kinio laivyno virsininkui, gryz
tanciam is Pacifiko trumpam
laikui Minneapolis.
SIS PASITAIkE buvo ukrai-
nieciu kilmes, Amerikoje gin1es
vyras, bet, kaip papasakojo, is
savo tevo gerai patyres apie
bolsevikus Rusijoje ir prizes
juos jau nusistates. Su juo,
traukinyje daugiau susitinkant
zmoniu, ypac vyru rukomaja-
me karabaryje, teko uzvesti ga
na plaeiu kalbu, dalyvaujant ir
/ tam Raudonojo Kryziaus at
stovui ir prisidedant keliaujan-
items karininkams. Paprasti
kareiviai, kuriu buvo keli ia
me vagone, nesikiso j kalbas,
taciau keli leitenantai ir vienas
kapltonas, gryztanti is Paclfl-
ko, apie Americas uzsienio po-
litika, apie bolsevikus ir Rusi-
| ja daug demejosi ir diskusavo,
reiksdami savo ivairias nuomo-
mes. Ypatinga tas kad jie vi
81 bhvo -ntasistate prie bolsevi-
kus ir nekurie net sake, "Se-
kantis karas lures butt su So
vietu Russia.
VienAs leitenantas grieztai
smerke Maskva del issisuki-
nejimo nuo karo prizes Japoni-
ja ir irodinejo kaip bolsevikai
laukia progos pasinaudoti sios
Sales laimejimais.
Dar kitas leitenantas pasa-
Ike, geriau butu kara prizes Dol
sevikus tureti dabar negu ka-
da veliau, ir baigti karus ant
visados. Sake, mes nenorim
kad musu vaikams kaip tik
suaugs tektu eiti j kara, taip
kaip prisiejo NUNS dabar.
TAS KAPITONAS reiske pa
sipiktinimo del Amerikieciu
rodomos dideles neapikantos
Japona1ns, kuriuos kariaudami
salose palma i nelaisve. Pasa-
kojo kaip jis paeme nelaisven
suzeista parasiutu nusileidusi
Japonieti lakuna, atvare j sto-
vykla, ir ten Amerikieciai ka-
revival il norejo suplesyt. Sa-
ko, Amerikieciai gyvu Japonu
labai mazai mato. Jis bande
il uztarti, kaip jau nelaisvi
taciau neapykanta ejo kiaurai
per visus. Kada nelaisvis buvo
pavestas gydytoiams, il ten j
neapkente ir nepriziurejo il ne
laisvis kita diena mire.
zinoma, lyginant kaip Japo.
mai SUI Amerikieciais karo inn
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tiniais pasielge, Amerikieeiu
apsiejimas su Japonais init
niais yra zmoniskas.
(Bus daugiau)
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KALENDORIAl
1916 METAMS

No. 124-Le Luze
su paveikslais, kama $3.50 uz 100
su prisiuntimu)
KALENDORIUS No. 112-De Luxe
kama $3.50 uz 100 su prisiuntimu.
KALENDORIUS No. 118- mazas
del siuntimo laiskuose, $3.50. az 100.
Pinigus siuskit su uzsakymu.
LITHUANIAN ART
CALENDAR co.
GIG East 12Sth Street
Cleveland s, Ohio
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KELIONE ]
SAN FRANCISCO
X. S. KARPIUS.
Pastabos ir Patyrimai Kelio-
neje ir San Francisco.

(Tesinys is pereito or.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-16
TRUMAN TO E
IN A IN FALL

Washington, May l6.-President
Truman will deliver an address at
S~tatesvillc in October as a climax TO
the summer ~get-together meeting Of
the North Carolina State Senate at
HendersonVille June $3.50, Repre-
sentative Robert l.. Doughtoa, OF
Laurel Springs, announced last night.
Doughton's announcement fol-
LEVIED a White House conference,
when he rclaycd to the President
an Invitation extended by the State
Senate through Senator Hugh G.
Mitchell, of StatesVille.
Because the chief executive could
not arrange his schedule to appear
during June, Dolghton prevailed
'upon the committee on arrange
ments to plan a recess of the get
together on June % until an October
date TO be set by the White House.
"President Truman expressed his
great desire and pleasure in accept
ing the invitation to visit my con-
g%ressional district Doughton de-
clared delightcdly following his
White House visit.
Truman's North Carolina visit will
climax a parade of national die0i-
taries scheduled TO address the Hen
dersonville confab in June. The par
lev was authorized during the recent
session of the General Assembly,
with the understanding that it would
be staged at no expense to the
State"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-16

Yanks Attack With
Knives, Bayonets And
Even Their Fists

Manila, May 16.- (AP)-
trapped Japanese trooDs fought
4 savage hand-to-hand battle
today with Americans of the
24th infantry west Of Davao
clty on Mindanao.
Major General I,.sooc Woodruff's
Dattle-seasoned veterans attacked
with knives. bayauets and even
failing fists as the struggle mounted
IN savage fury. The battle ragged in
I2-Ioot cogan grass in foothills be-
tween the TalJlno and Davao rivers.
General Douglas Macarthur
announced i'll t0day's communi-
que that 80 percent of Minda-
mao, second largest island in the
Philippines, had been liberated.
lie also said 50 percent of the
population, probably exceeding
100000, was freed from Japanese
domination.
To the northwest the 31st and 10th
infantry divisions were |plncerlng a
large enemy garrison IN Bukidon
province, where the bulk of an csti-
mated 10000 Miudanao Japanese
We're believed l0gt.tying hill posi-
lions.
The Japanese salient west of Davao
resisted lIcrceIy. Their retreat cut
of, the Nipponese rcsorted to suicide
attacks. Eanks AID Japanese fought
with bayOl.uts and knives, slugged
with helmets and grapplcd like Wres-
tiers. Some CDmDatantS rolled into A
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-16
Doughton Wants Broughton
To Be Chosen For Cabinet

Washington, May l6.-(AP)- j.
melville Broughton, former North
oarollna governor and now counsel
Tor tobacco Warehousemen, is the
man Representative Doughton wants
appointed to President Truman S
cabinet.
The dean of the House acknoWl-
coged hat he is doing some concen-
tra(ed thinking about a southerner
IN the cabinet. He said as soon as ne
Is sure there will be a vacancy, ne
VIII get down to organized work.
Il don't want to shove anybody
OUT, he told a reporter.
The secretary Of agriculture is the
post the Carolina congressman most
wants to see filled by a Carollnlan
Or al least by a southerner.
Both Broughton and Representa-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-16

tive Cooley have been mentioned for
the agriculture job when and #
there's a vacancy. Cooley now IS
heading a delegation studying asrl-
culture surplus markets in Europe,
Doughton said David S. Houston
is the only man born in the South
who has served as secretary of agri-
culture, and Houston, he said, llVed
in st. Louis at the time Of his cabinet
appointment, although he was a ma
tive of North Carolina. Houston was
named secretary Of agriculture by
President Wilson, and later became
secretary Of the treasury. Doughton
thinks its time for a 100 percent
s%outherner who has stayed IN the
South to take over the job. He de-
clared, Il want to see d man IN the
cabinet with real tar on his heels
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-16
War Crimes Meet
Will Begin Mays
TO Be In Londor

London, MAY i6.-(AP)-tn
internati0na! conference ON
German war crimes will start
in London MAY 81. il was an
ncuiiccd today by the United
States War Crimes Commission.
The commission also announce
ca it had arranged for certain
European governments 10 send
investigation officers into Ger
many 70 help military author
crimes there.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-16
WEAH Tier
FOR NORTH

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Parity cloudy Wfth showers
and thunderstormS and not so
warm tonight. Thursday, partly
cloudy and cooler, preceded by
showers III east portion during
forenoon.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-05-16

DEFENSE PLA ANS
WIN APPROVAL
Greatest Obstacle
Still Remaining Is
lrusteeship System

San Francisco, May 10
(AID-A United States plan
guaranteeing to any group Of
United Nations the right to OF
ganiz@ for collective defense
goes before the world security
conference today backed by
enough votes to assure It's even
tUal approval.
The plan is designed primarily to
give the pan-AmcrIcan defense Sys-
within the proposed world security
organization.
Secretary of State Stcttinius
announced, on authority of Pres
ldcnt Ilnman. that the United
States would invite the ether
American nations to negotiate a
long-term mutual defense treaty
following the conference here.
Formulation of the American plan.
with the approval Of virtually all the
Latin-Amerlcan states and most Of
the big poWers-Russia remains to
be heard trcm-puts this conference
over one OF its biggest hurdles.
The greatest obstacle remaining,
in the opinion of United States au-
thorities, is the developing Of a for
mula for setting up international
.trustceships that viii ALLOW the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-12-03
IyonaD'S Tuesday Meeting.

The Woman's Tuesday cub viii
mc,t TUESDAY afternoon al $50
o,crack al the home of Mrs. NJ. f..
Iesg on Granite street.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
MEMO CLUB

MEMO CLUB
The gala Fall opening of the
Memo Club was a colossal success
on last Sunday afternoon in the
beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Moore, 1924 Blonde. The
opening event took the form of a
very swanky cocktail party.
The unique favors Of book match
es, coasters and cocktail napkins,
all bearing the Club name, in the
club colors of red and white, were
most outstanding and very beauti-
full. Everyone who attended will
retain them for their scrap book
The colors were carried out to the
minutest detail, even as the guest
registered on white paper with red
pencil
The ever alert members were
ready to answer every beck and call
in order to see that their guests had
a delightful evening.
1t was one Of the incest and mosl
delightful, unique affairs that On
ahans have enjoyed recently:
The Memo-Club will be doing
other things. Watch for them.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

Mr. A. R Goodlett who is on his
vacation, in order that members
could report on the progress of the
birth-dated calendar
Mr.. Howell introduced, before
the business St ohn's AME's new
pastor for the 1856 Conference
Year who comes to us we'll qualified
and able to serve the spiritual needs
of St Johns AME- Church from
Sacramento, California in the pers-
on Of the Reverend Mr. Childres
who is accompanied by his lovely
wife Mrs Childres. The Reverend
Ms Childres graciously consented
to lead the group in the opening
prayer, and later he commended the
club on its program and work its
members are contributing to the
help building of St. Johns. After
these brief remarks from the Rev
erend Mr. Childres, we listened to
the reports from the advertisements
committee Individual members re-
ported upon the satisfactory pro-
gress that was being made in secur-
ing names to be placed under the
different dates of our calendar
The meeting was adjourned vita
the announcement Of the next meet
ing at the home of Mr. Burrell on
Sunday, October 14th, 1945 at zoos
Maple ST., at 4:30 pm
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
SIDE CIVIC CLUB

SOUTH SIDE CIVIC CLUB
The South Side Civic Club met al
the home Of Mrs. lola Fay Holli-
day on the 1st of October, 1914;
with the President presiding. The
Chaplain Mrs. Mary E. Foste,
read the 23rd Psalms and led pray
err Next in order was roll call
and report Of the committees
The Civic Club is planning a pro.
gram for the near future.
The Club enjoyed a very tast,
lunch at Mrs. Holidays and a vote
of thanks was given to the hostess
We will return on October IL a
the home of Mrs. Day Hogan or
9th and Harrison St.
The Civic Club enjoyed a pleas
ant evening at the Community Fail
given at the Urban League. The
Chairman of the Art Dept. MR.
Luella Blackston had the pleasure
Of seeing her crotched apron in tht
World Herald and the Ocaha Guide
Mrs Lydia Aston won first ant
second prize on quilts.
We had a very pleasant session
in the canning class held at Wood.
son Center Members Of the clas:
were the Civic Club members a
the closing of the class Mrs Kat
Smith, presented the instructor
with a lovely apron from the class.
Mrs. Clara Mae Prater, Pres,
Mrs. Beatrice Williams, Secy.,
Miss Elloise Devereaux, reporter
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
CITY BTU MEET

CITY BTU MEET
The Omaha City BTU meet at
the Zion Baptist Church on last
Sunday was counted as a huge sue
cess.
Special feature program was sup
Special feature program was SUI
p~ervised by Mrs. M. L. Dixon OF
Pilgrim Baptist Church. This fea
ture was titled "Hymnoloyy' a;
which time she presented three very
old and favorite hymns, What A
Friend We have in Jesus "Almost
Persuaded" and Abide with Me-
these numbers were sung by Mrs.
Elma Ware, Miss Thomasalet~
Spence and the congregation.
The meeting in its entirety was
quite inspiring and the Zion Baptis:
Church with its pastor and official
board are very grateful to the Sal
EN- Baptist church for allowing
them to have both the attendance
banner as well as the financial BAN
ner, which they have pledged TO
keep.
The dramatic club Of which Mrs.
Jewell Ware is instructor, was In
troduced and this club will present
in the very near future a one act
drama at Zion Baptist church.
Watch the Guide for this announce
ment.
The next city meet will be held
at Pilgrim Baptist Church in Dec
ember.
Howard I. Swain, President.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
Read The Greater
OMAHA GUIDE
= Legal Notices

Edward J. Dugan. Attorney.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the County Court of Douglas
County, Nebraska:
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF GERALD M. BOWDEN
Deceased.-Bk. IS. P. 457.
All persons interested in said es-
tate are hereby notified that a pet
ition has been filed in said Court
alleging that said deceased died
leaving no last will and praying
for adm1nistration upon his estate,
and that a hearing will be had on
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
Birthday Party

Birthday Party
A birthday party was given for
Mr. Richard Turner Sr., at his
home 3O18 Burdette on Sunday al
ternoon Sept. Both A very fine
dinner was served by Mrs R. Tur-
ner Sr. Many friends and relativ>
es attended and wished Mr. Turner
happiness and continued success
The following guet attended Mr.
Phillip, Mr. and Mrs. McDaniels
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Jackson, Mr.
and Mrs. r. Turner, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. Sturdtvant, Erma Collier
jamie Jordan, Florence Morris
Charlie Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Bar
Der, Mr.. and Mrs. S~turdevant. Mr.
and Mrs R. Turner, Jr., Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Smith
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

Benefit St. John AME Church
One Of the many activities soon
sored by Mrs. Ruben c. Price and
Mrs. w. P. Erwin for the Build
ing fusd are the Yelled Prophet"
on Friday October 18th at s pm at
the Church Those Of you who en-
joy beauty and splendor will not
want to miss seeing the procession:
Of these lovely young ladies and
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

writer and humorist gave fifty pints
to the Red Cross during the war.
A member of numerous mountain
eering groups in the US. Canada,
and Mexico, he cresits a strenuous
outdoor life with the ability to
make these generous donations with
out physical harm. Ose of his post
war projects is a $500 mile hike ov-
er the crest Of the Sierra Nevada
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
Stork Club to Reopen


The Adult Homemaking Depart
ment Of the Omaha Public schools
is happy to announce the re-opening
of the Stork Club for prospective
] mothers at the First Central Con-
| gregational Church on each Tuesday
afternoon at 1870 pm
There will be informative discus
sions and demonstrations on prenat-
ial and infant care. The class is
open to any young woman desiring
the service. Books and magazines
are available to members as a cir
culating library.
The class will be taught by Mrs
Catharine Gehrman, a graduate reg
istered nurse and also the mother Of
two young children.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
Guide Office Visitor

Guide Office Visitor
Mrs Elipabeth Jordan, the wide
awake Secy of the Northside WV
CA made a very pleasant call at the
Guide office and was very much
pleased with the service and the
publicity that the Guide has given
to all of the race groups and to the
public in general.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.. Crawford
of 1926 North 28th Street. had as
visitors for a few days their son
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Hill of McMinnirlle, Tennessee,
also Miss Eta Woodland Of that
city.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

their attendants. Contestants are
the Misses Betty Macy, SedelIa
Wright, Clara Taylor, Beverly POI
lard and Shirley Elliott.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

CHEERFUL GIVER
No ~"grouchy blood donor" is
Charles j. Lowell, whose mystery
thriller The Crime Of tie Grouchy
Blood Donor, is being published
shortly One Of Americas leading
donors, the young Pasadena, Calf
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

and Cascade Ranges, from Tecate
Lookout, on the Mevican border, to
Hope, B. c.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06
Harvest Home Dinner

HdyUcSt Home Dinner
Tickets are out for this affair.
Date, Sunday October 14th and the
place North Side YWCA- To make
reservations call WE. 1543 or WE.
1868.
The Omaha guide., 1945-10-06

On Sunday September 3Oth, 1915
the Minute Men and Women Auxii-
larry met at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Howells, 1921 Binney St
This special cali meeting was called
to order by the Vice President Mr.
Howell in absence OF the President,