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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-02-17
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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
Parish Will Honor Priest
Returned from Mission in India

Honorlng Father Walter Marks,
fWyandotte priest who has been
serving as missionary in Dacca,
India. benefit party will be given
at st. Joseph auditorium, Sunday
evening.
Working alone in a mission for
several years. Father Marks acted
as q doctor in treating sick ma
Etives. A young Army corporal who
visited him some time ago wrote
the following about him:
! The climate and the jungle sea-
son make for stories that exceed
the imagination. So is sickness,
namely malaria, Dinghy fever. dis
-entery. Prickly heat is as common
as running water in our homes.
Sickness is plentiful, so he secured
a. book on medicine, found the an
swer and went to work.
War has brought more hardship
TO the mission as it has everywhere
else.
{ Father Marks killed his first
tiger seven years ago, and the scar
ION his arm is indicative of his
close call. After he fired the first
shot. the tiger kept on coming and
did likewise after the second shot.
Total result was the tiger clawing
him on head, face and arm"
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12
CHECK YOUR BRAKES!

TO conserve the fast disappear
Ing supply Of passenger cars and
TO reduce accidents, police and sher-
Ifs throughout the United States
and law enforcement agencies of
Canada are conducting a brake
check program from April IS to
June 1. Since brakes, good or bad,
come into play in nearly all traffic
accidents. police believe the pro-
gram will materially reduce losses
Of cars. lives and limbs. Careless
maintenance and bad brakes are
|najor factors in the scrapping of
passenger cars, now proceeding at
sthe alarming rate of 1000 vehicles
per day. The brake-check program
Is sponsored by the International
Association of Chiefs of Police.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-04-12

An exquisitely m a C h e d
wedding pair richly en-
graved on gold. The soli-
taire boasts a fine quality
diamond.
Evening star., 1945-01-01

outstanding service" both as direc-
tor OF the former Women's Army
Auxiliary Corps and as chief of the
WAC.
Established Sound Policies.
Without the guidance of preced-
ents In United States military his
tory to assist her." the citation said,
Col. Hobby Established sound initial
policies, planned and supervised the
selection and training of officers and
the preparations of regulations. The
soundness of basic plans and policies
promulgated is evidenced by the out
standing success of the Women's
Army Corps, composed of nearly
100000 women and comprising an
essential and integral part of the
Army
THE high standards of conduct
and discipline, the efficiency and the
devotion to duty exhibited by men,
bers of the Women's Army Corps,
both overseas and in the United
States, testify to the character,
ideals and leadership of Col. Hobby
Her contribution to the war effort
of the Nation has been of important
significance"
Decorated After World War.
The six women who received the
DSM after the World War were:
Mary Vail Andres, who organized
and directed the work of the Amer
ican Red Cross from Toul, France.
Jane A. Delano, director of nurs-
ing for the Red Cross, who organ
lied the recruiting program for
nurses in the war.
Maude Cleveland of the American
Red Cross, chairman of the casualty
service at Brest, France.
Evangeline C. Booth, commander
of the Salvation Army.
Mrs. James S. Cushman, chairman
of the War Work Council of the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton.
DR.. Anna Howard Shaw, chairman
OF the Women's Committee, Council
of National Defense.
Evening star., 1945-01-01
Mummers Admit
Women 10 Parade
BY the Associated Press.

6S liS asoOGldleQ EI6ts,
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1.-"Oh,
Dem Golden Slippers!" played by
gaily costumed string bands, sound
ed up and down Broad street this
morning as the famous Mummers,
their splendor only slightly dimmed
by the war, cavorted through this
city's distinctive welcome of the
New Year.
Ever since the day $50 years ago
when clowns whirled through the
streets of England in the first of the
New Year festivals sponsored by the
Lord of Misrule," women have been
excluded from active part. But
today, with marchers, once 15,0O0-
strong, down to 1000, directors of
the parade permitted feminine fill
ms in the auxiliary bands. The
real, cake walking Mummers, how
ever, still we're all male
The parade, with IL string bands
and other comic and fancy divi-
sions, took about three hours to
pass the City Hall reviewing stand.
Federal agencies were represented
for the first time and many of their
floats had a wartime theme.
A special reviewing stand was oc-
cupied by wounded veterans from
the Armys Valley Forge General
Hospital and the Philadelphia Naval
Hospital.
The Mummers were organized here
under municipal patronage in 1901.
They were an outgrowth of a num-
Der of small clubs which paraded-
with frequent stops for refreshment
from all sections Of the city to In
dependence Hall.
Evening star., 1945-01-01

0ec0raCl0n, Jne
War Department
a announced yes
terday.
She is the first
woman in the
Army to receive
this recognition,
although six civ
ilian women were
so decorated aft
er the World
War for out
standing service
in the war effort.
The citation
said Col. Hobby
h a d rendered
Evening star., 1945-01-01
Bob Hope Is Selected
For Poor Richard Award

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. bob
Hope, radio and screen star, will
receive the Poor Richard Clubs
1945 gold medal of achievement at
the clubs annual banquet here
January II, it was announced yes
terdaY
Evening star., 1945-01-01
Col. Hobby Receives
DM; First Awarded
To Woman Soldier
By the Associated Press.

I BY the Assoclated Press.
Col. Oveta Culp Hobby. director
fof the Women's Army Corps. has
been awarded the Distinguished
Service Medal, third highest Army
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26
LAM
TALK
Rowland Burnstan
"Blind Flying

Instrument flying has become SO
generally accepted throughout the
aeronautical world that those who
use it no longer question its reli-
ability. This depends upon the
knowledge of the operator, but
there is nothing in the operation
Of the various control devices that
cannot be mastered in a relatively
short time. No term is quite so
misleading as "Blind Flying" }
AS instrument flying actually
functions, the pilot often has a
much more accurate knowledge of
his location when on instruments
than when he is in visual contact
with the ground. Consequently, the
results are just opposite Of "blind."
The difficult technical side of in
strument flying is taken care of on
a radio directive device which is
used to transmit an electrical sig
nal in certain areas and the work
Of the pilot is only to pick up the
signal and recognize it. From his
ability to recognize the signal he
knows his exact position. Expert
ments have been made repeatedly
whereby planes are brought in and
landed with the pilot under cover,
and he never sees the ground until
the landing operation has taken
place.
The rapid development Of the
radio and electrical industry gener-
ally have made this type of flying
safe and desirable. They have con-
tributed materially to the advance
ment of aviation both in CONNER
cial and private flying. Many Of
the developments have been APP
piled and developed during the
present period Of hostilities.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26
BY DEAN I'll. w. SMITH
WE. e45s

Blackstone Hotel walters on the
up and go on service.
The Omaha Club walters with
Captain Earl Jones and Mr.. Frank
Buford, Mr.. Virgil Shobe are serv-
ing with a smile.
Fontenelle hotel walters topping
the service at all times.
Walters at the Regis hotel and
the White Horse Inn quick serving
with a smile.
Walters at the Hill Hotel on the
improve on service at all times.
Paxton hotel headwaiter and the
fast moving crew very much out on
fine service.
Read the Omaha Guide for all the
latest news.
The RR boys are serving on the
rolling wheels with a smile these
days.
Frank Hughes and Dorsey at the
new quarters of h Highland club
Brother John Evans the pioneer
roast beef knight. top man at the
Rome hotel.
Gabby Watson all smiles after
his minor operation.
Meet your friends at the Walters
Key Club and enjoy yourselves a.
dmist quick service and polite at
tention which is given at all times
and be sure to take time out to give
the Omaha Guide the once ever.
Have you secured your flowers
for Decoration Day WrothwelFs
Flower Shop will serve you with a
smile.
Captain Earl Jones will entertain
the Northside Jolly 20 Club on Sat
urday evening May 26. Captain
Jones always goes ove the top as
all of the members are headliners-
THE WEEK. BY III. w. SMITH
Police Of Springfield, Missouri US
ed tear gas bombs to dispense a
crowd that demanded a refund of
money which was paid for tickets
to a wrestling bout Thursday even
ing May II that was very unsatis-
factory when one Of the wrestlers
refused to return to the ring.
Mrs Marva Trotter made the
statement in Chicago May IL that
some day Joe Louis the heavyweight
prize fighter may remarry.
Four thieves raided the Eagles
Club in Joliet, Illinois and seized 5
slot machines On May IL.
Cigarette firms announced in n.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

/ 80 S"es saying II rIo"-
ers' brilliant Bach-to-Boogie pianis.
tics, evoked applause from both
RHO listeners and critics alike.
The popular star is just about the
busiest entertainer in show biz
what with his headlining R. X. O.
Theaters; his Sunday piano Rhap-
sody" program on Station WNEW
and his frequent popular demand
appearances for the Armed Forces.
York hat retail quotas would be IN
ped so percent after the first of
June to civilians as the War Dept
stated that less cigarettes would be
needed for military distribution.
The Sixth Regional War Labor
Board ordered 5000 and five humid
red truck drivers to end a walkout
on May II which tied up delivery Of
food merchandise and war goods
since May the 18th.
Max Schmeling was arrested in
Hamburg, Germany on May IL on
the waterfront by two MP's.
United Mine workers and hard
promise wag contract Thursday
night. May II which was recomm-
ended by Fuel Administrator Har-
old l.. Ickes.
Gerald l.. X. Smith the American
First Party leader was elected from
a hotel lobby in San Francisco last
Thursday night when he attempted
to make a speech.
Delegates to the United Nations
conference at San Francisco are on
a buying spree. Some are buying
clothing and others useful articles
and they will have more luggage
when they return home.
Owing to the illness of Congress
man Adolph Sabbath, Chairman the
FEPC bill was delayed and the pet
ition initiated by Mrs. Mary t.
Norton. Chairman Of the House
Committee on Labor in an effort to
enforce the FEPC out Of the Rules
Committee in a meeting after three
weeks tn petition has secured only
Sc Of the 21S signatures needed from
the Republican side of the House
Mrs. l., ". Gray on North Gath
Street smiling on a Saturday after
moor shopping tour.
The enlarged Greater Omaha
Guide IS becoming more popular ey-
er yweek-will YOU follow the
crowd?
President Truman addressed a
joint group of U. S. Senators and
Congressman Monday, May 21st.
Alex Peterson died after playing
basketball at the YMCA Friday.
May 10.
U. S. Senator Wherry addressed
a very large crowd at the Omaha
heatre Tuesday May 22nd at 1915
PM.
An earthquake shock was record
ed BY F'ordham university in New
York Saturday morning May 18th.
~Streamlined stenographer form
erly of the Urban League has ad-
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26
Mrs. Palmer.
Sbiritualist
dndAdyiser

NO FEE-but if satisfied, donations
accepted. Guaranteed to u~nravel
the most intricate affairs Of life
lifting you out of trouble and mental
distress, giving actual dates and
facts.
True and fascinating are the
words that flow from the lips Of
this strange personality. She al
and will help you. A born gifted
reader Of life. She holds her work
above the idle curious. The largest
bon in the world is the room for
self Improvement.
What sunshine is to the flowers,
reliable advice is to the human race.
Readings Daily. except Sunday.
from l p. m. to s D.. m.
PERMANENTLY LOCATED At
2318 Douglas Street
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Exclusive to Ted Yates Publications
Manor Records). "31 Miles For A Nickle," "Lets
Give Love Another Chance" For Sentimental hea-
sons" and You're Heaven Sent"
Luis Russell and His Orchestra hailed as the Hit
Band of the Year." will round out this star-studdeo
show. Russell's (Manor) recordings of "Boogie in
the Basement" "You Taught Me How To Smile
Again. along with "St. Louis Holiday" and 4 Need
Your Kind OF Loving" is first rate. Milton Bugs Is
the vocalist with the band.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

T IERE they are the greatest hit show OF the 1945
L i Spring season. the superlative Big =" Unit
which is set for a tour across the country-nortn'
south. east and west. Savannah Churchill, Americas
fayorite song stylist. popular Manor Records best
seller whose waxing Of Daddy. Daddy and Irving
Berlin's "All Alone" is tops, will be featured win
-Deek" Watson and His Brown Dots, the quartet
that ". Y. critics hailed as. "the singing favorites oil
the nation" The Brown Dots recently recorded (for
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

HIS ~ 80
ture attraction on
the popular early
mawnin' Gloom
d o d g e rs" air
show on w H N.
New York City's
0 powerful in
dependent sta
ton.
1t goes without
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

r-+aa----
Give Aaron DIS Station wagon a
lookin' over"Crosstown Car.
-~-----+-
Who is the certain Chick at Cen
trail who is noted for Miss UGLY,
the Fust. could it by any chance be
". n? ha. ha or D. M
--------.--
What was troubling F. G.. last
Wens mite was he bothered or
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26
GUESS WHO...-GIRL:

Age. sweet 16; Height 5 IT. 5h
inches; Weight 145k; Hair
black; Eyes, Dark Brown; Hobby
Eating. Joking, C~hatterbox;
Nickname, The Great; Activities
Baseball, Basketball. etc. Pep
Peeve, Telling the Truth About
Everyonel
f; LAST GUESS WHO was
NAOMI VEALAND
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26
PAT FLO WERS
KING OF The SIS
JOINS GLOON DODGERS"

The sensational young pianist.
Pat Flowers. a protege OF the I'M
mortal Fats Waller. recently made
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26
Cl1atter-BOX
"A Youthful Column"
/. by Doris McGill

WE'LL another week has gone by-and we're
pickin' up just where we left off-Does the young
lady who recently cut her pretty hair, and now
wears il rolled up-wonder whv her name didn't
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

REMEMBER IT'S ALL IN FUN
). St. Clair had a 16 day vacation
to LA----on her way back she met
where they started an interesting
conversation (of course about school
work???)
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

ACP expired? If SO please renew
as Omaha should have wv thous-
and members now!
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26
ing in Centrars halls lately?
Exclusive to Ted Yates Publications

HURRAH----who was the certain
girl who went to the waste basket
and got a comic book out Of the
waste basket after the teacher
threw it away? Hay nee
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

D One Of these model Jeeps will be awarded to the person I'm
each county in Nebraska who does the outstanding job in the sale
NJ " bonds during the Seventh War Loan drive. Each county
has devised its own plans as to how presentation i its JeeP trophy
will be made. Exact scale replcas of the war Jeep manufactured
by Wilys-Overland Motors, the models were built especially aOt
ue in the campaign by wounded Servicemen at ARM cOnvaeScent
centers. The auto company supplied the hospitals with the ma
terials and paid the veterans for each model they pr0duced.(
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

why were all the BOBCATS dress
ed up in Suits last Thurs?--.-.-of
course they say it's ony that were
cleani
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

vanced to the Dining Cars walters
headquarters and going good.
--------
Has your membership in the MA
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Ruth Booker's Hart is back
hear she kissed him right in the
hall at school. Hey Ruthie? Glad
to see him weren't you?
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

sAli AIonen is 4 ~best-seiler.
TECH?----
REMEMBER IT, ALL IN FUN
>. st. Clair had a 16 day vacation
to LA---on her way back she met
a fine Medical Corps Captain ------.
where they started an interesting
conversation (of course about school
work???)
REMARKS
Why were all the BOBCATS dress
ed up in Suits last Thurs?---of
course they say it's ony that were
cleani
A GREAT DEAL
The JUMP given by Ruth Booker
was a Good Dealt
.Jean Wright, ore Of III older
girls has not lately been IN the
Crosstown Street Car----W What's the
Matter Jeanie?-Can't U make it. ?
UMP: UMP! What Rhumboogie Wal
ter played the vt of Sissy and was
deferred by what draft board? ------
What dentist mad better quit fry
ing onions in his office or will lose
his best customers and lease
HURRAH-who are the kATS NJ
KITTENS who are running for this
four year scholarship Contest
You know it only has l month left
FACTS!!!-----
What hospital discharged a pat
lent last week after finding Pigs
feet bones in his bed g guesses,)
What has happened to Wonda M?
She's out Of the fair city--come
back Wonda-.-We miss U!------
A SUDDEN THOUGHT! Don't men
know that when better men are
made Women will get them? Par
don conceit men--all in fun.
we just couldn't do without you
and THAT'S NO JOKE
NO PEEKIN' GIRLS
BOY OF THE WEEK.
-----------VIRGIL NJ.
BOY OF THE MONTH
---BUSTER r.
BOY OF THE YEAR
--- FRANK G..
WHO SAW WHO-Who did l see
Sund-sitting in a booth at a GER
tain Drug store about $50? Could
it have been our great friends
Albert B.. and Clyde Good
Deal!
THE PARTY given for Edward d
was rather nice and fine except for
the rain----but everyone really had
a nice time---among the crowd was
Betty s., Ruby w. Evelyn r., J.
@. E., John p, ohhny, Mae b,
DonaIJd d. VIM Payton. Betty 81,
Paul o.. Bubble , Doris NJ Ruth
B.. Barbara, Mary g., Mary q, j.
Williams, ohm F., E. 81, and 9TH
erS --------
BANG!-who was the certain gang
that sticks 50 close together and
noted as a covered group (next
week answer).
SQUEEK---about 5 men in uniform
stopped two young ladies yesterday
did they go with them?---Say
Who were the certain young
ladies who visited Miss Wilma
Starns and mother in Lincoln. Ne
braska and while there we went to
Delanties Country. Show and to the
Church-very lovely weekend,
Who is known as MISS CENTRAL
HIS SWEATER GTRL?---Could it
by any chance be Miss Madeline
Wilks? hee, hee.
Is n r trying to take Arthur E
from Lois B q? Better watch out
Lois B. for Joyce g tool.
Why does everybody say n r
has too much mouth---some said it
needs a Upper
Who was Joyce G. sitting in the
show with last Saturday? Someone
said it was Raymond G..
Is Thelma H. too lazy to water
the lawn? Is that why she waters
it with her hand 2
Why does N r. write letters to
some boys and then sign them Joyce
G? Watch out n. r. that's a jail
ticketi--
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

appear On mis- page last week? Csee
Next Weeks ssuel
r C can't make up his mind be
tween 2 certain girls could they
by any chance ~ ~ a n or M
~ 1 wONDER?
Ed Donaldson and Clyde Long
mire are home on leave. looking
very nice in their uniforms.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

A GREAT DEAL
The JUMP given by Ruth Booker
was a Good Dealt
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Wonder where the Nosie gangs
been keepin' themselves. We miss
you and the boys ODD
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

UMP: UMP! What Rhumboogie Wal
ter played the vt Of Sissy and was
deferred by what draft board? ---.-
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

What dentist had better quit fry
his best customers and leaseF
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

MOP* MOI! we are proud Of lido
Gooden who received $500 IDOL
lars) for the best student in En-
glish at Central High An average
ofan AS all the way through GA
to LIB.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

.Jean Wright, ore Of our older
girls has not lately been on the
Crosstown Street AR What's the
Matter Jeanie?-Can't U make it. ?
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Who was the D. r. holding hands
with in front Of 235 last Thurs?
Could it have been S. L. ??---CER-
TAIN people would like to know
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

HURRAH-who are the kATS N
KITTENS who are running for this
four year scholarship contest?
You know it only has l month left
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Something to talk about-Wonder
why all of the girls at school talk
about June Mc-are they jealous
or are they just giving her a chance
to get a certain Lad? Hay E. H. 2?
Don't take to W3
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

The great Aaron D., and Rather
inc t. are still going around the
wheel What was the mad decis-
ion about going to some--???
If you were there you know what
the answer wasi----
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

The Roller Skating club of Cen
Rhythm chose their King and
Queen on May Is at 4 Pm. (next
week name)--..-.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

Delegates to the United Nations
conference at San Francisco are on
a buying spree. Some are buying
clothing and others useful articles
and they will have more luggage
when they return home.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-26

just what was the matter--Sui
Case?