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Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
@uraOe
lit Berlin

Berlin. - 0ie Iliierten Oeran-
Italteten cine @AS Siegespara0e nit
aroBen Snianterie- mo @on5er-Ser-
b6nOen, Sic al einem @~arooeitanb
Dor General George 3. Baton una
Mori6oll Gregory g. 36ufOO Dor
beroeiiIierten.
GSipar Oos erite MaI,0a amerifa'
niide, brifiide, ruiiii6e unO fron50'
iii6e Truppen 5uiommen in elmer
8ara0e morihierten 6onfs, Sanger.
ma0en, Nrtiaerie ln0 Snionterie ser
bier Nationen mari6ierten BON
8ron0en6urger Cor 0urf Sen Sier-
garten unO sic Gborlotten6urgel
G6aliee, auf meld)er ser &eOueitan\
erridltet moor0en mar.
Tatton, General @iienbomer Der.
treteno, trig 9feititiefel, &eitboien
meiBe San6i6ube, ieinen %beriibmter
Iafierten Selm ur0 einenDt ari6alls'
itab.
Die 8oro0e mar cine oeripGtet(
&S-GoD 6eier, 5u Ser ieoe @otior
1000 Monn Snfonterie IteIte. 9iC
9fuiien fiibrten sic 9oraOe an, OereH
abihlub sic Amerifoner bil6eten.
3ltf6oo, ais Spre6er, prizes Ser
Siea iiber ,,6ie ifipar5en MGdte Scr
geiebung I'M 6ernen Often" uno lob.
te sic obeiipielloie &ooperotion" ser
NemofratiiHen Notionen.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Spar>8cnNs lett
Itatt KricesbcnNs

Nenausgaben bon @z9onos ner-
Sen obne bos @ort u@ar" frideinen.
Sic meroen itatt oelien oen 4uforud
ultniteo States Sapings 8onhs~ ira.
gen. gs liegen ieoo6 nod 10 oiele
nit Dem Muforltf u@or" Dor,
Dab fire 4usgobe pahrIdeinlid aud
nod mdbreno ser 5tpiiden Dem 30.
OCTOBER uno Dem s. 9e5ember itatt-
finoenoen Gampagne fir Die Sieges.
nnleibe fortgeben miro.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
.ponnnng 1T
Slt.@nropo

2onoon. Sine Gepeihe oeS
SEEMS G6ronicle 0eutet an 0uB iid
I'M Snnern Yolens elm politiIher
&f 5nil6en sen BON Oen Som.
Jet oominierten &ommuniiten UNI
gegneriiNen Barteien inter 6it6runq
bon 8remierminiIter Stanislaus Mi-
foIoioipf 5uipibt.
Ger Yremierminiiter uno ser
8auernfiibrer @incentD 8itos ba6er
.oie aIte polniide @%auernpartei ins
Qe6en 3uriidgerltfen, Sic itd unab.
b1ngi9 BON ser bon sen 2lt6lin : go
len organiiierten 8auernpartei aui
politii6em @ebiet betGtigt.
Der Neus : Correspondent Ser
non Bartlett 0epeidierte, 0aS oos
8rogromm ser nelen 8auernportei
Der SOee opponiert, oaB oie @abler
nlir ole cine @abl ba6en lol(en, ert.
meoer fir o0er gegen cine ein8ige
Site Don NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tim.
men 5t 0ltrten. Bnrtlett ertldrte,
Dob oies einen einorufspoaen 8e6iel
in Dem erIten 9au0 bartlett, iiber
mel6es 0ie Aniihten iiber 8emofrn-
tie 3miiden sen Anglo Sodien unn
&uiien gegenteili9er Meinung ieien."
Sin aonsreB Ser 8%auernpartei i'll
in naber 3ufunft geplant, uno oies
miro ull5peifelbaft 31 elmer politi-
iden Griie fit5ren, oie inn gall8er
oltliAen europa berlpiirt meroen
miro, erflGrte Bartlett.
9ie neue Yortei lit ruiienfreuno-
li6, aber Elm Eoofeino Ser fommll-
niitif6en 0ominierung Bolens unter
&iidenoedung Ser Somiets.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
@rOR-&a55ia
int Gei6

@erforo. ~ Sn ibrem @altreben
sic &u6rinouitrie griin0lid BON aaer
lteber6leibieIn Oes Na5ismus 81 lau.
bern, bat sic 6ritiife &ontrolfom
million 40 fiibrenoe oeuti6e Snou-
Itrieae perbaftet. Ole gemeloeten
@erbaftungen idlieBen audi 9ugr
Stinnes elm, einen ser groBten 81
nan5magnaten oe5 &ei6es. ellie
8erbafteten maren 0titglieoer oes
H6einii6 : @eitfalti6en &oblenipn-
oifats, oas Dor Dem arieg Sen groB-
ten Cell ser 3~u5rfoble lomobl ais
ser Stobl- uno iibrigen Snouitrie
i'm 6ubrgebiet f%ontroaierte.
Die 8er6nftlngen muroen Die gan-
sc Naht binour6 ~fortgeiebt, ur0 es
lit nit ser 8efanntgabe meiterer gea-
men BON @erbofteten 3u re6nen.
Na1 grfIdrungen Ser &ontrolfom-
milton erfolgten sic 8erbaftungen
auf @rltno ser Hotsoamer grfl1-
rltng, in ser alisgefiibrt mur0e, oab
,,nne 8%erionen, oie sen Mbii6ten ser
gatierten feinoli6 gegenii6erite6en,
aus offentlihen nno bal6offentliden
Memtern uno ans berontmortli6en
Steaen in 6eoeutenoen Briuatunter-
nebmen entfernt meroen".
Die perbafteten Srtbultrielan leite-
ten ais Die Spitenfiguren Oes &bei.
Mid : @eitfdliiden GobIenipn0ifats
einen ser groBten oeuti6en 9ruitS.
MaBgebenoe Witglieber ser &ontrol-
~fommiiiior erfl6rten, ooB ser 9ruii
~bori5ontal uno oertifal orbeitete,
&oblenpreiie uno 50roerung fontrol-
lierte unO als Dro5t5ieber fir Den
@eipinn ieiner oielfa6en in0uitriel~
Zen uaternebmen figurierte. Gin
Beamter Ger &ontrolfommiliion
meinte, ,,tpenn man ale in einen
Malm geitedt bate, Damn bate man
nit ser gon3en &ubr MAIDEN f0nnen,
mas man -gemout batte".
Sn Rreiien Ser &ontrodtommiilion
lit man iid nod nidt flnr oarii6er,
wel6e Ser @erbafteten Mitglieoer
Der @a3ipartei maren, peiit o6er oa-
roltf bin, oaB ale nit Sitter 5uiam-
mengear6eitet baben. Meben Stin-
ns 6efinoen iih unter Sen gerbafte-
ten @ilbelm Eager, Subj Sdmiot,
Serbert &aliert, @uitap SAmiot, OF
toS pringorum, SEQ. 2ubfen, 9l0olf
Qobrmann, Seinnrid peermann uno
@ilbelm &eriten.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
NppeQ an @itOril@eTla99e {
Nentrnle tpebt itber SofiO

Berlin. - Ser Aaiierte &ontrou-
rat beifloB in ieiner i%iinften Sisung,
an ser General g%iienbofDer, 5el0~
mari6na montgomery @%enerulleut.
nont R6nig unO Mnridoa 3bufoo
nit ibren glOiutonten teilnabmen,
neutraIe RGnOer auf6uioroern, un-
erpiinidte Geutihe, Oie iid i%nnerbalb
ibrer @ren3en b%efinoen nit ibren
6amilien mad 0eutidl. 5uriidjulen-
sen. 1iele Iufforoerling miro oil Die
&egierungen Afgboniituns, SrIanOs,
Yortugals, Spaniens, SdNmeoens,
ser Sdnpeia Dangers unO Der Gati-
fonltaOt ergeben. Ger Se%imfebrbe-
febl gilt fiir ale 9eutiben, Die sur
3eit ser 0eutiden Rapitulation i'm
9ienlte ser 0eutiHen 8egierung itan-
Sen, ole oeuti6en Ngenten unO ollie
anoeren 3eutihen, oeren &npeien-
belt in fremoen 2dnoern lin Sin-
6lid ouf cine m0glife 5ufiinftige
&riegsanItrenglrtg cine @efobr BILE
Set. Ger &ontroarat 6radte gum
9lusoruf, 0oB er sic unteritiisitng
Ser betreffenoen 96n0er fir oie &e-
patriiernng erparte.
Sopeit bier 5u b0ren mar, mag
es in Sen in 6rnge fommenOen 26n-
bern 3u er6eblifen Hehtsitreitigfei-
ten fommen, menn ais uunerpiini6t"
fluIfifi3ierte 9eutIhe unter Ser an-
gabe, 81 ulnredt 10 regiitriert gu iein,
gegen i5re auspeiiung @iniprud err
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
9drt
in Stalien

Woilar0. = Mmtliden 8eridten
8ufolge 6oben in ser pe~rgangeren
@ode adj britii6e SoGoaten bel 3u-
1ommenIt0Ben nit bemoffneten ita~
Iieniiden 3ioiliiten ibr @eben ein8e,
biiBt.
Se6s BON Sen odt muroen bel
Streitigfeiten getotet, Die 5mii6en
SStalienern uno britii6en SolOaten
in Bars uno @eitaurantS e~ntitan0en.
Sic 6eioen iibrigen iino BON Sartiia-
men qetotet moroen, Die erfl1rten,
ser 2aItfraftmagen, in Dem ii6 Die
8riten ~beianoen, babe nidt gebalten
auf Mnruf un0 lei au6 nidt als ol-
liiertes Nfilitdrfabr5eug erfenntllf
gemelen.
SIS mupoe nidt mitgeteilt, Oh 8er~
baftungen porgenommen Doroen
iino.
0ie Befanntma6ung erfolgte,
fur3 nafOem cine bon General @arf
@. glarf geplante Neiie nod Weai-
Ian0, menigltens oorii6erge6enD, OBJ
qeIaat moroen mar. Glarf iolte Dem
italienil6en Breipier 6erruccio Bar-
ri uno etlpa 60 8artiianen amerifa~
nilhe Ius5ei6nungen iiberrei6en.
Sizes lit bic erite omtli6e &eaftlon
ouf 8efirhtungen, bic gum @usoruf
gebra1t moroen iin0, 0aB es gu elmer
Meoolte linfs geri6teter @lemente ge-
qen sic Monordie, Die boben 3e6ens-
,folten, oie an9eblide Garbeit Bel ser
Strafperfolgung Der am Griege
S6uloieen rlnO oie be5auptete az
liierte llnterItiibung Ser fonlerpati~
pen &egierun9 fommen moge.
Ser 300 bon adt britil6en Sol
6uten innerEalb elmer ISOLDE 0ur6
feline Sanofeuerpaffen, 3eigt, in
meldem l1mfange sic italieniifen
8epo6ner - menigltens 0ieies @e-
bieteS bier - bemoifnet lino.
so sic Moroe cine %6eionOere a6~
neigung gegen sic 8riten alS Der
baliptiadlidite militarii9e uno po-
Iitil1e @influB Ser aaiierten bier be-
fuuoen, muroe ni6t feltgelteat.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
8eltapo Sell
gierM bebilfli6

9riiiieI. - &o6ert Sc Son, ser i'm
Sabre 1889 9ireftor Der belgilten
Staotspoli3ei mar, bemerfte 81 Der
aus Berlin gemeloeten embedding
non Observation-Disclosures Der
,,@eItapo~ nit orei5ebn europdii9en
un0 onOeren Staaten, es Iei feline
Sroge, 0aB orrb 9elgien NIT Der Oeut.
Iden @ebeimen Stootspoli5ei ouf
Dem @ebiet ser llnteroriidung oes
Rommunismits 5uiummengear6eitet
bobe.
InmitteIbdr Dor &riegsousbru6
iubten piele politiide uno unpoliti-
ife 6liihtlinge in gelgien 3uflldt
Dor ser Gerfolgung our6 sic ,,@e-
itapo", iagte sc Son, ser nun @ene-
ralOireftor Oes belgiid)en Suiti5om.
ties lit: ,,natiirli1 moIten mir unter
oieien llmitdnoen miiien, nit mem
mir olt tun botten. 6olglid trofen
mir arrangements nit Ser @eitapo
unO eriu6ten ire I'M Snformierung
ii6er oae ans GeutidInno ouf belgi-
ides @ebiet iibertretenoen 6liidtlin-
qe. Die @eltopo ltono uns bereit-
miaig our 8erfiigung. Sic beitano
babel niemals auf Nuslieferung IL
genomeI6er oieIer politiihen 6lii6t-
Iinge. @elgien 0ohte ieinerieits nie-
mails on Geportierune lol6er Ser
ionen- uno tati16lih lit feline iolfe
9eportierung erfolgt."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
11tchr 2~lnthrasitfcklc
fir HaMshaltmneen

Gie 6ausbaltungen fonnen I'M
fommenoen @inter mebr Ant5ra5it.
foble erporten, megen oergroBerter
8ufubr uno perminoerter &riegser-
foroerniHe, mie 5ranf @. Garnet
iun., 8rGiioent ser Mntbro5it : Sn-
ouitrien, Snc., erfldrte. Or iogte, bob
bic antro5itfoble : Broouftion nm
menigitens 100000 Sonnen groBer
fein neroe als i'm leBten 6rieoens-
iabr, uno iiibrte aus: ,J@eringere
Griegserforoerniiie, 8iiffebr Der
@rubenorbeiter : @eteranen, uno in
erbobten MaB perfiigbare mednni-
ihe @rubenausriiltlng MAIDEN es
iebt liher, Dab sic &oniumenten i'm
n1diten @interamebr Sartfo5le err
balten weroen."
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
74,492,669 3lntcrieancr
inns 1tirdbcnmitolicNcr

NaA 4naaben oes ,.gearboof of
Mmericon Gburhes 1916 bat oie
Mitalio>idaft in Sen oeridieoenen
Observation-Disclosures Ser gereinig-
ten Stuaten sic bisber b0dite 3abl
Prreidt, namIid 72,492. $685. ODER
80 8roaent ser @spolfsrrrus
Die 3obl itel1t cine 8unnbme aon
3,991,483 in 3mei Sabren oor.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
GSrine tpmrHc ccs
Namiheiit~ abocirSh

9onSon. = 0lls @ermann 60
ring porige ISOLDE zines Nafts iofort
einldlief nafOem man ibm cine So
Dammit : 5ublette perabreidt batte,
oie er idludte in Ser 4nnabme, oaB
es oas gem0bnlide S6lafmittel lei,
entidieoen sic 4er5te, oaB er BON lei-
tier @emobnbeit, 8rogen 81 nebmen,
gebeilt morOen lit.
Mls @oring in aaiierte Sanoe fiel,
bate er einen &offer nit 10000 Gne
raco0ein : Sabletten bei ii6, BON De-
men er tdglih 40 Stiid nabm. oil
Iiierte Mer5te ~begannen Die 9oIis be-
rab5uiesen udo bera6folgten linn
bann beim S6lafengeben Ybenobar.
tot.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Hchbctricb IN
Nemti0bcr Glnsfabrie

Serforo, 3eutidlono - Die @it-
ten : @erfe i'm 9ftbrgebiet, cine ser
gr0Bten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9eutid-
lambs, baben in zen lebten paar
Monaten geraig @Ins er5eugt, nm
Seniterideiben fir 10000 gebombte
Sditier in Der enaliiden Sftupati-
ons3one gu liefern.
@orige ISOLDE bat oieie 6abrif ge-
mug @Ias nod Berlin geididt, um in
5000 Sdnlern Genlter ein0nlesea.
Washington Journal., 1945-09-14
Gewalttat ~pcIniisbcr
2lrbciter in OcntIhl0nN

&erforo = @1breno zines fiira-
li6en @ufitanoes ebemaliser polni-
fher 3mangsarbeiter puroen, mie
Sffi3iea mitseteilt; n9t Geutide ge-
totet uno Z 8~auernbofe 5erit0rt.
6iinf8ig an Ser aftion beteiligte uno
berboftete Yolen peroen am Z. Sep
TENDER Dor einem @eri6t ser Mili-
t~drbeb0roe in 8aoerborn abgeurteilt
meroen.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
NEGROES TRADE
WITH NEGRO!

Will AINOlHLN INCURO.
Proprietor of 3 ] & ] Furniture Stores Says "Yes'
Mr.. Andrew Johnson, proprietor Of the 8 J & J
Bagain Stores, 1604-6 North oath st. and 24O5 Cum
ing, says yes, they will without a doubt. MIR. Johnson
says that if you are in business, all you need to do is
to treat every customer with respect that he or she
deserves in a businesslike manner. Above all of course
you must carry a well stocked store and keep the dust
in the sewer where it belongs. Mr.. Johnson says that
every satisfied customer pays a large dividend. MIR.
Johnson says you should not misrepresent your mer-
chandise and be truthful in your statement as to quail
ity. Do not carry a double price system for if you do
it will catch up with you down the line somewhere.
MIR. Johnson says he has been in the furniture bust
ness for the past six years and his first customers are
still trading with him and of course a satisfied Gus
toner is a standing advertisement. Mr.. Johnson
wishes to take these means through the columns of
the omaha Guide to thank his many good friends
and customers for their proof to him that the old say
ing That the Negro Will Not Trade With Another
Negro is a false statement. This fact has been proven
to him absolutely beyond all doubt. Mr.. Johnson saws
you must remember there are certain business ethics
that must be reserved: Keep your stock up, keep your
stOr clean and give your customers polite and cOur-
teous attention with a smile always. Let every GUS
toner go out of your store in a better frame of mind
than when they entered. Mr.. Johnson says this can be
done whether you agree on prices or whether you
have what they want on hand or not. Just remember
at all times to let it be known that you are indeed
thankful for their inquiry whether they buy or not
and with a persuasion attitude tell them you are 60
ing to stock in your store their wants and call again.
The important thing to keep in mind is that the GUS
toner is the boss and we who are in business are lust
their humble servants and are glad to be. Mr.. Johnson
says that If you do business in a businesslike manner
you don't need to fear the old slogan Negroes Will
Not Trade With Another Negro" The above is a
statement of the owner of the three J & 7 Raroain
Stores, 16O4-6 North oath St. and 24O5 Cum;na e.
Mr.. Andrew Johnson, Prop.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
DEFEAT CONCRESSMEN
AGAINST FEPCI" WALTER
WHITE URGES AT RALLY

New York-~No Congressman who
failed to sign the discharge petition
to bring FEPC to the floor Of the
House for voting is worthy of re-
election" declared Walter White in
a vigorous speech Tuesday evening
at a SAVE THE FEPC rally in Town
Hall sponsored by the Council
Against Intolerance in America. He
should be defeated and retired to
private life by the votes not only Of
labor, Negroes, Jews and other mi
norities but by all decent, liberty
loving Americans who do not belong
to minorities," Mr.. White said.
In emphasizing the fact that FEPC
may be the margin between a speedy
OF long-deferred final victory, White
declared, "FEPC is not an issue af-
fecting only those to whom it will
afford protection of the right to work.
General Joseph Stilwell only two
weeks ago announced that the wal in
the Pacific may last another three
and a half years. President Truman,
with magnificent courage and forth
rightness, has called on the Congress
to establish a permanent FEPC be-
cause we still have a long and bloody
path ahead of us which requires that
full production must be maintained
until the war is won"
The Congress-" warned White,
should not be permitted to adjourn
until it has enacted this legislation
White labelled the conduct and
procedure Of reactionarieS maneuver-
ing for the defeat of the measure "a
~nauseating example of legislative
trickery at its lowest"
There is no more bewildering ex-
perience one can undergo" he said,
than has recently been mine-to
come back from battlefronts where |
saw men die, to find members Of the
Congress viciously and dishonesty
attempting to destroy the very things
tor which men fight"
Citing the more than half million
Negroes in the Army, Navy and Ma
rine Corps overseas as of April 28-
in addition to thousands more sent
over since then, White said, Il invite
you to imagine the emotions and
thoughts of these more than 100000
Americans-as well as those members
OF other minorities-when they hear
that back home the John Tabers of
New York and the Rankins of Mis-
slssippi are using every trickery
known to legislative procedure to pre-
serve the poll tax, to wipe out the
OWL, to deny the right to work with
out discrimination on account of race
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
CITIZENS PAC PLANS SPREAD
Independent of CLIO. Benson Saws

WaShington-Elmer A. Benson, for
mer Senator and Governor of Min
nesota, announced preparations We'd
nesday for broadening the organiza-
ton work of the National Citizens
Political Action Committee.
Mr.. Benson, recently chosen chair
mar Of the executive committee, will
devote his full time to the position
and will spend most of that time in
the field doing organization work. He
said he hoped the committee would
be dominated by farmers and bust
ness men,"
The detectives:
Complete and final victory, a lust
and durable peace, attainment of the
late President R~oosevelt's economic
bill of rights, elimination of racial
discrimination, attainment of full vot-
ing rights.
Mr.. Benson said the organization
would be financially independent of
the CIO-PAC.
When asked whether he was sat
lsted with the record of President
Truman, Mr.. Benson replied, yes,
certainly am"
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The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
creed, color, or national origin.

creed, color, or national origin.
You a fight, work and die for
democracy these American fascists
declare, but you cannot vote, we will
lynch you if we choose, we will DENY
you the right to obtain a home with
out segregation through the FILA.
and now you hall not even have a
job! The House Appropriations Com
mittee, obviously with tongue in
cheek, declared it would make no
appropriation for the FEPC because
legislation dealing with that agency
is pending before the Congress. The
House Rules Committee promptly re-
fused a rule to permit the overwhelm-
ing majority of the House of Repre-
~sentatives the opportunity to debate
and vote for the FEPC. AS of noon
today, only 131 of the 435 members"
In conclusion, White admonisbed
Will mankind never learn the ter
rible price Of hate? Norman Coun-
sins, editor Of the Saturday Review
OF Literature, cited these appalling
figures at a meeting recently. Be-
tween ninety and one hundred mil
lion persons have died to date in
World War II. This is an average of
10000 dead for every page in Mein
kampt- Three hundred men, women
and children have died to date for
every word in that volume of hate.
But there are still Americans who
seem to have not learned that hate
breeds hate nor that when Oh
poses another human being because
OF his creed or color or place of birth,
he thereby Injuries not only the hated
but the hater."
Mr.. White also spoke in Washing
ton Friday, June %, at D. C. branch
FEPC Mass Meeting in the South
Interior Auditorium.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30

The decision Of the Supreme
Court Of the United States in the
case OF Harry Bridges is a victory for
the principle of free collective bar
gaining" Go President Philip Muir
ray said today.
Harry Bridges is the elected officer
of a responsible union of the CLIO.
AS such, he was chosen by the mem
bers Of his union to represent them
in their dealings with their employers.
The decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States thus up
holds the right Of free people in this
country to choose their own collec-
tive bargaining agents without fear
OF interference from any source"
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
RAILWAY MAIL ASSOCIATION
LOSES FIGHT TO BAR NEGROES

Washington, d. Cor June 18th
the Railway Mail Association lost its
fight in the U. S. Supreme Court to
bar Negroes from membership in the
Association. The Supreme Court rul-
ing upheld the validity of the New
York Civil Rights law and a pre-
vious ruling in July 1914 Of the New
York Supreme Court that the Asso-
citation was a labor union and had
violated the State Civil Rights laws
in limiting membership to white gov
eminent postal clerks.
The NAACP filed briefs ANXIOUS
curiae with both the State Court and
the U. S. Supreme Court, in which it
pointed out that the State had ample
power to pass such statutes regulating
union practices as the result of its
police power over places and activi-
ties affected with the public interest.
The U. S. Supreme Court opinion
written by Justice Reed stated:
In their very nature racial and
religious minorities are likely to be
so small in number in any particular
industry as to be unable to form an
effective organization for securing set
Element of their grievances and on
sideration of their group aims with
respect to conditions of employ
ment. ...
The Court further stated: 1--WE see
no constitutional basis for the conten-
ton that a State cannot protect work
ers from exclusion solely on the basis
OF race, color or creed BY an organi-
cation, functioning under the pro-
lection of the State, which holds itself
out to represent the general business
needs Of employees"
The Railway Mail Association, a
New Hampshire corporation, limits
membership, by constitutional provi-
sion, to any regular male railway
postal clerk or male substitute postal
clerk of the United States Railway
Mail Service who is of the Caucasian
race or a native American Indian"
The decision of June 18th makes n
enforceable in the State of New
York any such provision in the con-
stitution and bylaws Of this or any
other organization.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30

London The Army newspaper
Stars and Stripes said in a Paris dis
patch Thursday that the ~venereal dis
ease rate among United States Amy
ground forces in the European the
alter had increased more than 800 per
cent between early April and the
week ended May IS.
The rate among Allied troops since
We Day has increased BY about 50
per cent, the dispatch said, and in
Germany alone, where non-fratemiza-
ton has been ruled, reported cases
increased from " during the week
ended April 80 to 957 during the
week ended May Is.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
NORTHEAST NEBRASKA
FISHING is IMPROVED

Fishing is good in northeast Ne
braska, according to the chart Of the
State Game Commission. The report
shows good for bluegills, Graphic,
bass and carp; fair for bulIheads, cat
fish and perch.
Fishing is reported especially good
at Crystal Lake, fair in the Elkhom
River and on Logan ditch, and good
in the Missouri River.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
HIT 800, 900

London-DeSpite a so per cent re-
duction in the number of meetings
permitted, more than 100 million dol
lars was put through the mutuel ma
chimes at London's IS dog racing
tracks in 1914.
The Church's Committee on gam
bling has asked parliamentary candi-
dates whether they would support
measures to curtail facilities for bet
ting at popular sports and eliminate
all inducements to gamble"
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
Home Grown Sugar

Council Bluffs, Ia: If you have
garden space, why 60 too short on
sugar? Having been a farmer in the
Middle West most Of my life | think
1 can conscisntiously offer the fol-
lowing suggestion: | have raised
sugar beets as large as your head
many times in my garden. The beets
are full Of juice containing mostly
sugar and water. If topped and
cleaned, the juice can be squeezed
out in a cider press, or possibly. if
cut into strips, they can Be put
through a clothes wringer. | know
that an ordinary food chopper would
squeeze out the juice. Then the mice
could be boiled down into a simnle
sugar syrup the same as maple san.
which would take the place of sugar
anywhere.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
POLICE HOLD WOMAN
AFTER A STABBED

Martha Lavina Boyd, Of l52O1z
North Twenty-fourth Street, is held
by police for investigation into the
alleged stabbing of her husband at
their home following an argument at
a bar Wednesday night. He was
treated at Doctors Hospital, and is to
be held for investigation by police
after his release.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
ANOTHER TANK CLASS
is PLANNED FOR GIRLS

Another beginners swimming class
for girls 9 to IA will start at the lew
ish Community Center Friday at
noon.
The class will meet every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday from u to l
p. IN.
The Omaha guide., 1945-06-30
ROUND-THE-WORLD
FLIGHT TO COST 500

New York-A postwar round-the-
world flight for sever hundred dol
lars was offered Friday BY the Pan
American Always. 1t announced that
the commercial passenger route will
take 88 hours flying time.