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that there are a number of dead
line bills that have to be passed
IN the late spring.
All the regular appropriation
bills have TO be passed by June
80, the last day of the fiscal year,
and bills have to be passed re-
newing major wartime powers,
many of which expire each year
in the late spring.
This year, although the session
is three months old, Congress
still has to pass nearly all the
major appropriation bills. And
more than the usual number of
wartime laws expire. Up to this
point, little progress has been
made on these bills except on
those Of a less controversial ma
ture.
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Meeting Of School
Loque Held In
DIV Auditorium

A meeting Of Our Lady of Vic
tories Senool League was held in
the school auditorium Wednes-
day at 3 pm. with the president,
Mrs. John O. Grant, Jr., in the
chair.
rlans We're made for a social
gct-together meeting of all moth
ers who have children enrolled in
the school. 1t will be held May
30 at 5 pm. and will take place
in the school auditorium.
Sister Marie dc Lourdes, prin-
cipal Of the school, gave a report
of the MAY Festival given b. the
pupils on May Day in which she
told that the event was highly
successful.
Mrs. Grant then thanked those
members who helped towards its
success, especially Sister Philo-
mena who had so beautifully
coached the children.
Il was announced that Leo
Webb of Kreole held the lucky
number in the rattle of the Sl00
War Bond.
The meeting was closed with
prayer by the Rev. P. j. Carey.
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President Roosevelt Before Dedth
Appealed For Support OF Mighty 7th

we arc capable. faithful adher-
ence &c regulations that make If
possible 10 supply cur boys in
battle with everything they
need. and buying and holding
War Bonds-these are things
we at home must do TO speed
victory.
In the past three years more
than ss millions CT Americans
have invested billions CT dol
lars in bonds. Never before
have so many people held such
a direct share in q great na-
tional effort. To save-to buy
and 10 held all we can Of war
bonds-this is . small service
&c ask OF US who do not fight
yet If is one of the biggest
II inqs we can do for our fight
ing men"
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Saul Peterzell,
Speaker AT Moss
Point Rotary Club

One Of the greatest services
we can make to our community
IS service to the ideals of democ-
racy,' said Saul Peterzel Thurs
Gay as he spoke to Moss Point
Rotarians in connection with the
program subject, Community
Service"
1t IS one matter to praise the
ideals Of democracy and another
to serve those ideals, in the way
we live, fight and treat our fell
.owmen, the speaker declared.
1t Is we'll to consider why so
many people are prone to certain
pfeiudices against particular
groups of people he continued.
Primarily fallacious ideas are the
base of p%rejudices. We find that
one who discriminates against a
whole ace or nation usually will
lind his prejudice based on fear
and Ignorance.
All of our major religions
teach love and understanding
among men, yet we have deep
hatreds that eontaminate our
lives he pointed out.
These preiudices are the result
of a willingness to lay blame on
others. BY hating others we curl
ously enough find a boost to our
self esteem he added.
at is one thing to enjoy the
benefits Of democracy, but we
also must give of ourselves to it
Il we want it to survive We must
discard all thought Of bigotry if
we are going to live within the
tenets of democracy"
Mr.. P~eterzell brought his
speech to a climax with the read
ing of a casualty list clipped at
random from a newspaper, rep
resenting different nationalities.
THE bullets that killed these
men did not stop to find out their
religion or their nationality.
These men died as Americans to
~perpetuate Americanism.s
Guests at the meeting Thurs
day were Cpl. Alton Thompson,
Dave Bagley, M. j. Fayard, and
1t. Everett Harper, Visiting Ro-
tarians we're Harrison Otis and
DR.. S. B. MeIlwain OF the Pas
eagoula club.
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WASHINGTON, d c., MAY
ll-Before his death President
Franklin d. Roosevelt issued a
statement in support of the
Mighty Seventh War Loan for
fourteen billions Of dollars in
which he reminds the Nation
il is still locked in a deadly
struggle with its enemies.
The President stressed the In
portance of greater production
together with the buying ana
holding OF War Bonds to help
achieve the victory. He said
Il dent need to tell you that
we r still locked in a deadly
struggle with our enemies-fhe
enemies Of cur way of life
and the war is still the chief
job OF each one of US. The
greatest production of which
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year to year, our lives from day
to day; the loving memory of
you. dear child, shall never fade
away. We sit and think of you,
dear child, and the way you died
ana you could never say good
bye before YOU closed your eyes
forever. The blow was hard; the
shock severe. We never thought
YOUR death so near. Only those
who have lost you can tell the
pain of parting without one last
farewell.
Always so unselfish and kind,
lew IN this world your equal
Wen find. A beautiful life that
came to an end. She died as she
had lived, everybody's friend.
Sadly missed by all.
Her Mother, Mrs. j. H. Sims.
Abraham Lincoln was a detec-
tive story fan, as were Woodrow
Wilson ana Theodore Roosevelt.
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Stewart Says:

Washington Germany's post
war fate has become the source
OF great concern in Allied circles
in Washington. In fact, some OBJ
servers openly express belief that
unless Britain. Russia and the
United States soon agree on an
interim program for Germanys
reconstruction. peace in Europe
may be seriously delayed.
German industrialists, whose
plants have escaped unscathed
from Allied bombings, frankly.
tell Allied officials they can re-
sumo production Immediately
and perhaps for World War III If
they aren't closely watched.
No Clear Policy on Germany
But, thus far, the Allies have
not settled on the economic plan
for postwar Germany. Russia is
publicly on record with demands
for German slave labor and a Wig
liant check on all German indus
try. But Britain and the United
States are still silent.
One OF Hitler's greatest bene-
factors to Germany-the auto
balm, or superhighway has
come back to plague him in the
dying DAYS of the Third Reich.
Constructed in the mid-l930's
for the not too subtle purpose of
insuring complete mobility for
the mechanical Wehrmacht these
highways were speedily used in
the early l940's when the Ger
man Army invaded France and
the low countries.
These ribbons Of concrete crisis
crossing the Reich in all direc-
tions are now filled bv Allied
tanks and military trucks paced
by darting jeeps for an almost
continuous mechanical parade.
Their capture cut off the main
forces of the German defenders
and forced them to take cover on
secondary roads.
German atrocities involving
American prisoners of wal G a
while are going to be avenged.
The great number of recent
news stories about savage mis-
treatment of American troops in
the Reich are being carefully not
ed by the United States govern
ment.
Cttmans in authority at prison
camps and prison hospitals will
be called 10 account for such hor-
rors of forced marches, beatings.
starvation and similar cruelties
in violation of accepted rules OF
warfare.
Every account is read by the
War Crimes office in Washington,
established last autumn BY the
Army, Navy and State Depart
ment. The office already has a
long list Of names of German and
Japanese %barbarians and the new
crop of atrocity stories is adding
TO the list.
Whenever a new indignitv is
uncovered. men are put at work
interviewing survivors, taking
affidavits and getting the names
of enemy personnel responsible.
Congress Jams UP Schedule
During the war, Congress has
been in the habit Of getting INTO
a legislative jam IN the late
spring. This year promises TO be
no exception.
The eason the jam develops is
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MAKES sNApPY CANE

Port Washington, N. "a new
re%ereationaI development in this
suburb IS a game called bloody
The idea is Tor one or more
youngsters to hide in a dark room
and let the one who it 1T" ind
them. WHAT complicates the pas
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IN LOVING REMEMBRANCE

Mrs. Lottie Sims Green, vie Of
M. Joe Green was born June T,
1913, and died April 3, 1915. She
cit heF husband and three chill
dren. ali of Gautier. and her ia
ther ana mother OF West. Miss,
two sisters, five brothers and a
host Of friends to mourn her loss
Our darling child mas gone 10
live with God above. A child so
dear, loyal and true. one in a
million; that one was you. A
more thoughtful one, Goa never
made.
The world may change from
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Carl Basenburb
Reported Killed
In Combat Action

Pascagoula friends have re-
ceived news Of the death of Carl
Basenberg in combat action in
Germany, March 26.
Pfc. Basenberg was employed
al ingalls, before entering the ser
vice.
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In the wear 1000 Norway was
defeated by Sweden and Den
mark. who shared the country
between them.
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ROYAL Australian AR Force
pilots fly with a jungle knife
strapped to one leg.
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LODI IS a Polish textile center.
ana IS sometimes called the
Manchester Of Poland.
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time is a mouse trap somewhere
in the room. If the one who is
it, runs into the mousetrap he
gets nipped, and has to be "it''
again.
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Any Brand. IN Co;tonseed OIL, Soy
bean OIL, Mustard, or Tomato Sauce
(Does Not Include Smoked Ssr-
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tDoos Not Include Smoked Sar-
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The Omaha guide., 1945-04-14
Governor Issues
Proclamation

WHEREAS, our nation is enter
ing a most critical period in its
struggle against tyranny and op-
preston. and
WHEREAS, the present economy
and future prosperity Of the nation
is threatened by the unguarded use
of our earnings and savings at this
time, and
WHEREAS. the amount of pur-
chasable goods is constantly dimin-
ishing while earnings and accumu-
lations of money are greater than
ever before in our history. and
WHEREAS, the financing Of the
war effort constitutes our first and
most important responsibility on the
home front if we are to keep faith
with our sons and daughters in the
service, and
WHEREAS, the proper use and
investment of our money at this
time will help assure the mainten-
ance of the homes, communities and
opportunities to which these boys
and girls of ours constantly dream
Of returning.
NOW, THEREFORE, l Dwight
Griswold, Governor Of the State Of
Nebraska, do hereby proclaim the
month Of April, 1945 as GET
READY MONTH" for the Seventh
War Loan Drive which will official
ly and nationally be conducted dur
ing May and June. I urge each and
every citizen of this state to take
solumn account of his financial alb
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PLANS TO SING BERT
WILLIAMS TUNE
(by Dolores Calvin

NEW YORK CITY (Calvin's News
Service)--Th week. Louis Jordan.
sensational bandleader playing the
Apollo Theatre. was busy getting
ready for a grand comeback into
the Paramount Theatre June 18th.
He just closed his first engagement
there February 27th, after three
weeks of wowing Broadwayites. To
get ready. he's ordering summer
uniforms for the boys and searching
for new tunes. He plans to sing
That Couldn't Happen TO Nobody
Else but Me-. a song Bert Williams
made famous in the old days.
His return Paramount date is a
record no one else has set. 1t
seems that Harry Levine. theatre
talent selector and Bob Weitman.
managing director Of the Paramount
house. agreed that no one but Louis
Jordan has stimulated so their pat
ronage in the last five years-that
is no one but Frank Sinatra, So.
they booked him and his band to
0OlllG ba1h II AGSS TIA . p lllOllAlAS-
In addition. they're trying to find
a way to get the inimitable Jordan
in pictures under their own ban
ner. They claim that every star
they built has signed with another
studio. Harry James with MGM;
Frank Sinatra with RKO, and SO on.
Their scout. Boris Kaplan. inter
viewed Louis during his three weeks
at the theatre and suggested that
his studio might cast him in a
comedy role as a musician and an
actor. But they put in their bid to
be ure they get him for Paramount
Meanwhile. Louie, untouched by
the fuss the Paramount is making
Ger him. is still going On as sched-
uled-doing theatre dates until June
18th. Next week, Louis Jordan and
band play the Howard Theatre in
Washington, then one nighters thru
Virginia and North Carolina, to the
Paradise in Detroit, April 27th
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ility to support the war effort by
investing his money in War Bonds
to speed victory and insure the re-
%storation of normal peacetime liv-
ing. l particularly urge employers
and employees to fully cooperate
with the plans for launching this
get ready" period with a special
drive for extra" payroll deduction
starting on Monday, April End. ] al
so urge the various service and
luncheon clubs of the state and the
school principles, teachers and pup
lis to lend every possible assistance
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"MY EASTER

VI IEtS En- Eh
(by T.. Hodges GOOdwin)
Lord on this bright Easter morn.
1 bow to make my plea;
In humble alteration:
For what Thou's done for me!
Thou rose up on this morning,
Many hundred years ago;
Cause the world was dying:
And Thou did love it so.
Included in Thy rising:
Was such a worm as /;
he root of all Thy sorrow:
The cause Thou had to die
I humbly how dear Savior
The only way 1 know;
To thank Thee for Thy blessings
Ny feeble love to showl
Forgive my every weakness:
Grant things 1 fail to ask;
Bless when l vainly say things
Help me to do my task!
Let loves assimilation,
Bind every creed and ace;
That each may love each oher:
And seek Thy Holy place.
Lord this sweet Easter Sabbath:
Let me my vows renew;
Help me arise this Easter:
To love no God but Thee.
Father give me firm desires,
To walk the harrow way;
Make all my years be Holy,
And not just Easter day.
Lord grant this prayer I pray.
My truest-surest friend;
Let each day be my Easter
For Thine own sake-Amen,,!
T. Hodges Goodwin.
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-14

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Do you use DR.. Miles Anti-Pain
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your drug store in the regular
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and in the economy package even
cheaper. Why not get a package
today? Your druggist has them.
Read directions and use only as
directed. Your money back if you
are not satisfied.
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lodgings soon are: Albert Beverly.
and James Turner (good luck boys)
Others Frank Cottrell, Vergil
Mitchell, Billy Cunningham, (Ken-
meth GrahamO
GUESS WHO::
Hobby, eating-~-Height 5 #. 81
inches---Weight, 175---Hair, dark
black~--Eyes, dark brown-~--Nick
name Mr.. Five by Five--Prep
Peeve. to become a better member of
a certain club.
Last weeks guess, who was
Charlene West.
CHATTERBOX.
OEE
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ed up like a bad boy Sat. nite----
he really had a good time, didn't
you Bussi???
BIN also sang Red Wagon nice
voice BIND
IL was up in my naborhood last
week.--.what was he looking for?
] I forgot----LB lives up there.
! Why was Betty Stewart FRYING at
work? Did / overhear that all the
! people were mad at her or what?
B Jones is getting too big to keep
up-~~.so-o much noise---Keep your
| voice down Bubble!
CD=LB- EB- WE were at the
| show Sunday-they seem to be hav
ing lots of fun (Hey CD?
TIL and his friend were walking
home last Wednesday---were they
embarrassed or was it just a nice
| day out-ha. ha-THEODORE!
TN is back looking nice in his
yellow accessories of scarf and GLOW
es.
Gladys Stewards husband Thorn
as is now stationed in Fort Bel
voir. Va..---wishing he was here
with her.
Why is CS denouncing his wife.
has he found that she has a new
lover?
We wish that each and every
member of the Tomorrow's Club
would attend Zion Baptist Church
next Sunday--.time 1907
Why is it that RW cut but from
BIS? Is it because II had doings
with it. ~?
Dorothy B is lonely-----has her
old flame died out?
Where has LaRue been. he's
off the streets now,i
FLASH!!! Cleveland Marshall got
an A in American Hist. II. Good
deal fellowD
Why is it thai TR is trying tc
break BG's heart---.after all Toney
she loves you.
Why did certain girls get mad al
certain things that were put in the
last weeks paper? (after all girls
| the truth hurts).
Why did BJ stay rome from
school? You weren't too sick to go
get your cleaning?
Where has Harold ] been keeping
himself?-come out Harold.
Aneta P was looking nice last
Thurs'----1ook out boys!
----------.
Why did JSC slap DPS face last
Wens?--.Certain people would like
to know!
Is EW still in love with FB?
IN A CORNER-sitting in a corn
er Sat mite was it because JW was
not there?
On the way home Wens did we
really see III and KIM?
What has happened to the TINT
Club? We don't hear much about
them anymore!
The going away party for Rubeun
was strictly on the BALI!
JEAN;!! 1 thought U and Harry
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HI GAITS Since this week has been
bad out and we wish everyone good
luck so don't go out and get hurt
1t LEAKED OUT that &C. and
EB. were together Sunday week a.
go and. had a cry nice time, alone
with them riding were III. BIN. JH,
and MF!
HB looks as if she will be lonely
until after D-Day in China-Hai -
cause BIS kissed AC goodbye? q
Wonder?)
Why did FIN stop working at the
Rock-did he quit or???
Come back Freddie-we miss you.
M. Carter seems to be getting
calls eery evening at the Rock-are
they from CM or ~?
LOOK OUT MARY!
Why is it that RIB takes so many
days or is OLD AGE coming up, la!
ha!
THE DANCE Friday was a good
deal among the crowd Pearl F.
was crowned Queen.--King to b.
announced later-among the crowd
were June St. Clair, Naomi W., Lii
liam s, Helen E. Dorothy L., Rose
Manor T., Paul o., Mclean W. Ka-
Uterine Nc, Doris McGill, Ruth B
Barbara B., Louise s.. Inola Moore
Ella West j., Donnie Davis. VIM.
Payton, Skipper, Viola Seay, Imo-
gene Perry, Helen W, Dolores G.
Betty Sherman. oRbert Rodges, Bill
ly Rudd. Morrow W, Evelyn J.. etc.
WHO was the certain nix who
wears a blue head scarf in school
could it be BP-?
THE BIRTHDAY PARTY given
| IOT LEWIS cullen was OILY SHdTDa
SURPRISED! AM decided to for
get RIM!
, Aletha Norman is back in the
fair city
RW. got JSC a bottle Of pop -
mark it down girls.t
Vivian Turner had a birthday
Tuesday-Happy Birthday us year
old.
J.. Nc and BR. are still going to-
! gether-happy romance you 2!
Lee McDavis, Sonny Triggs. Joe
Glass, Jack Harris, Clifford Session
and are are home~~-Swell to
see you back boysi
Dorothy Watson and her Pvt.
ALA sure are truly in love, When
are they going to get hitched?
Connie and AIS are becoming
better friends lately. What about
that??
----------.
! Why was BIN and WD dancing to-
gether at the party last thurs 1900
was all the girls high or couldn't
they do any better?
JIG is back lookin' very nice in
his Navy uniform.
----------
CIR better known as Buster, act
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A LII SET for a good full days
"A work when a nagging head
ache sneaks up on you. You suffer
and so does your work. o
Ready for an evening of relax
alton and enjoyment-a pesky
headache i~nterferes with your fun,
rest, enjoyment or relaxation.
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in the carrying out of their assigned
task in this vitality important pro-
gram to assure it's complete and
outstanding success.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. / have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the Great Sea- of the State Of Nebr-
aska to be offixed.
Done at the Capitol,in the city
Of Lincoln, this the 30th day Of
March, in the year Of Our LordA
Nineteen Hundred and Forty
five.
s Dwight Griswold
Estate SEAL)
BY the Governor:
S Frank Marsh
Secretary of State.
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LORD
The way / use to be-.
Pvt. Earston CLANCY.
Co, ID" 390th Engrs.,
Regt., APO, $50
CO PM, New York, NY.
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"WOMAN HATER.

"WOMAN HATER-
The ome at home are very un-
true,
They will tell you they love you
And are waiting for you.
Why they will do it, no man a
tell.
But their continuous lying
Will lead them to He'll.
II you are a Soldier, take my
advice.
Stay away from the women
For l have tried it twice.
They will tell you they love you,
And they would be true
But where did they leave me?
Not happy but Blue.
When I return home.
And these Battles are won
To raise me some children,
1t shall only be one.
/ will buy him a gun,
And an extra good light
To watch my woman,
While Pm asleep at night.
No boys that's my story
You will find to be true.
When you get home tomorrow
What will you do?
Find you a woman,------
And make her your wife.
Get you a shotgun
And watch her for life.
Pvt. Earston CLANCY.
3S3314OS. CO., ID"
39Oth Engrs. Regt.
APO. 5000 PM.
New York, NY
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JUST LET ME NOT FORGET

JUST LET ME NOT FORGET
I've learned the reel of Army talk
1 learned the feel of fire;
I've learned the rifle and grenade.
The sands and mud and mire.
i've learned the proper battle
dress,
I've learned to camouf1age;
| learned the way to parachute,
And mend a fuselage.
I've learned what general orders
are,
I've learned the arms and ranks:
I've learned to WELD a bayonet.
And how to fire at tanks.
I've learned a thousand things or
more,
So very new to ne
Just let me not forget. DEAR
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BY DORIS McGILL

HI CATS! Since this week has been
bad out and we wish everyone good
luck Sc don't go out and get hurt
The Omaha guide., 1945-04-14

IL was up in my n~aborhood last
week---.what was he looking for?
I forgot----LB lives up there.
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1t LEAKED OUT that &C. and
go and. had a cry nice time, alone
with hem riding were III, BIN, JH,
and MF!