davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
blei.
ben obltinat

YnriS n Gntgegen ser nad Der
StraBbllrger &eoe oeS Yralioenten
@ouin inner tuie nliBerbalb 6rdnf-
reid8 Iaut ~qeiporoetcn GrfDartiing,
Die bieIige &egierling iperOe lire
intraniihgente Soltunq in Der Mltbr-
6rn9e nilfgeben uiio nit i1rer gu
thinning 5l elmer 8eihrdnfilna Der
gep[nnten internationalen &ubry
9nmmiiiion ouf rein m~irtid)aftlide
5lmttionen oie @ironng elmer 3en-
trolen oeuti1en @egierung gemdB
ben 9otsoamer @el6liiiien erm0g-
Iiden, beihloB bas aabinett, auf
boiler Nbtrennun9 oes Riibrgc-
bets non Gellti6lonS 5l belteben.
Ser AnBenminiiter @iooult, Der
mad ser &un6ge6ung @ouinS elmer
@ldritng Der fr~an5oilfen &irbr-Bo=
lift perlongt ilno iiir Sen Soil, BOB
Oie Mebrbeit ieiner anbinettSfore-
gen bercit iein ionte. Die 6oroerilng
politiiHc (tuie aud .mirtifdftfi9er)
sc ntrolierung~ Des peitoeuti6cn
Snonitrieaebiets ourd Die aaiicrten
preisugg6en, NIT ieinem Hiiftritt
9eDrobt batte, lit in Der aa6inetts.
iibiing Sie9er iiber @ouin geblie6en.
@ouin lit Sa5ialiit @ioauH Gilb-
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
blei.
ben 10 Sabre

Sarioro. ~ 6eIOmarifolI Mont-
gonlcrp erflGrte in elmer &eoe, oaB
@S.e 3eutideu obne 3peifcl inI n6H-
item Sobr nit eiuem iebr Ihlimmen
@intcr rctnen miiiien", itno DieOer-
6oltc ieine frii9ere @%rfIdrung, OaB bic
britiife Sffupotion wenioitens 3ebn
SSabre oauern meroe.
Ger 6el0morihalI, Der gum @ene-
raIitobifef oeS britiihen &eides err
nannt mrroe, ipradJ Dor oenI 3at Der
ireipiligen &rie9sarbeiter ser britis
Iden Some ulr0 fiibrte folgen0es aus:
"@ir miiIicn 1ier bleibeu biz mir
Sic @em16r habeil, 0aB onS, mas it'd
in sen lebten Ied)S Sobrcn ereignet
bat nidt wieoer portOmmen fam.
Dos beoelttet cine Ionge Sftupotion,
ltrpo ib mSdtc bebotpteu, OaB feline
M6glidfeit oorlnn0en it, Dab ole
Trltppeu nor 5ebn Sabreii pom beilte
abriiden fonnen."
gr erfIdrte, EeutibLanO iei guar
ii6er 6ieien @iuicr obne groBe @pioe-
niet mo o0ne cine mnbre SungerS-
not bimpeggefommen lnO Der
"aompf gegen oen @inter" tonne oo-
her ais geponnen beSeihnet weroen,
fiiqte aber bir5i, ouB 1oie NobrlrngS-
mittellagc in oieiem Altgcnblid
idlimmer lit ais alt irgenOeiner 3eit,
ieit mir in 0ns 2allo oefommen Ini0"
2on0on. ~ Gen en9liihen Mirt-
IfaiSfreiIen, 0enen ihon bic Hotsod-
nter 8rotofoIle nit ibrer ooniniItra'
tioen GierteIuns GeutidyIanos ntr0
ser 0us Onrd beoingten Sobotierun1
oes miridaitliden Mieoeroufboits ME
Der 9oIfSernnGbrung ni6t gebeller
idien, lit Sic MN nuf @runO iener
@eIhliiIie pom stlliierten &ontroll.
nat getroffene @eiomtregelung fiir ..
0cutIhe Sn0uItrie nit ibreiH 0rdlti.
ldlen Observation-Disclosures nod
unlDnipatiider, nift ans irgen0Del'
der Spmpotbie fir sic beiiegte Ra'
ton, IoltSern aus neutrality-suspicious.
@riinoen.
Giesmal qc6rouht sic engIIidt
Siienttidfeit nift (tuic nod Der Ser.
Iaiiler 6rieoensfonferen5) LANCE Sab.
IL, Inn }t erfeuneL 0aB oie olliier-
ten 8eoingungcA fir G~elitidIatto &C.
raoe pom britiiden Sltereiienitono.
punfte aus cine Gltnmbeit eriter
Naitaes OorInIIen. Shon lett per
6t6tt man iih bier nidt, Dab Ole
0ybltr, Die ieinerseit bon ben "5rie'
0eutFftern4 in 8eriaiIies linO in an
oerct YarIer 0prorten gemQft Iultr'
Cen, i'm 8ergleid nit Ben oieSnlal
aeriibsen 5orbeiteu 5. reinitc ainoer.
Ipiel narelt. Gg lit 6enn alf) feir
@urtoer, OaB fll.t bereits, udlt Gage
uadl ser @ubIi6ierltn8 0es aoutroll'
rats Rrogralrirs fir oie finftigt
0eutidle @irtiHait, in Der ctiJliiher
Breije obne llrnifpeife oerlangi
lDiro, 0ie III Berlin altsgefnobelter
Hro0lftion6quotel 1ltrlitltltd oel
aobIen : 6or0erung. Stabl . Gr5en
9ung. Gbemie ; Snonitrie llSp. II
ser britiibeu 9eiebun9S5our gan.
einfuf unberiidiidti9t i'll laiien. Gel
9ritc Ganiittart lit nit ieitlem Ilnt
ser falt totolen Sdjleifung Der Oelt
idlen 3nouitr;e inns Ser Neogriiierunl
3entidlait0s elmer ser Hropbeten. oil
iii i9rem gaterlnnoe "nifts 9elten'
nenn es auf) fpabr lit oaB Ser San
iittortiimns Oafiir in ben Gcreinigter
5taqten Oie OifentIihe Neirung, mi
sen @egierungSfurS in Ser Oetltifet
Sro9e nod 1oeiter9eFeno b%eitiuHef
Anrf
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
@iencr 9i0tioufn
ipeitcr 9cfnr6t

@ien (GNgD r. Sic Sen @ienerr
auopitouoenen Gotionen erreiften
6ieie ISOLDE eillen nellell SieiitanO.
Sc oo6 fallm geniigefto Robrungs
ruittel fiir cine ein3ise Wabl8elt pro
Nerion - Elm leiftes 5riihltiid
Sa8 fiir oieruuo5pan5ig StunSet rel.
hen nunBte. Set Ser 8efreinng mo-
rem Sic Qe6enSnlittelOorrdte nle 10
0erirg; 9un9er itebt orr Der Tags
prOnung.
anIteue ser 5~ltseogten 1900 aa-
iorien tGgliA iino nun etpas lloer
975 Rolorien Fir ben norlnalen Sort
5lrnlenten berfiig6ar, ser feinen ail-
ipruh uuf Son0qrrationen bat. Su-
Sci muB bemerft meroen Dab Die &a-
teQorie ,,Normnloer6rau1er" 60 Ero-
aent ser @ielMr 8eoolferuns lN1l-
faBt.
Ole Observation-Disclosures limo N
onen pier Gffnpntions5onea Die alel-
den - 5~untinoelt tbeorctiih. aber
@torl1nQen i'm GerteilultgSapparat
oerGtloern ga uno sort ulluermeiolg-
dermeiIe 0as 9ilO. @eaeu Ser itei9en-
sen Rnapp6eit Ill ocn 9e6ansnittelds-
lfdften leeren lih bic Hegale rupioe-
@artoffel inns @cmitie wnren ma1-
peno Ser lebten leds Moliote nnr an
sem Sfauar5marft erbdlfli1. Die
9reiie ouf Sem Shmar5norft lino
sienliA ltabil, 0a Die meilten 8iener
fem @elo 6a6en.
9SeSen Gag perluiSen lnnge Rard-
manen Die Staot olri Dem @eg nod
lalloliden 8e5irfen, no 9nngernoe
nlte aletoer uno SHlibe gegen Sc
b~ensuuittel ein3utaulhen bofien.
Snfolge Ser augemeinen fDrperli=
den StmGHung iteigt Die auroe Der
@ranfbeitsfdae. 5aglid befommt DIE
9oli5ei gerid)te aus 8iiros rno Ja-
6rifen, oaB angeiteute itro Irbeiter
ans Stpdde obnrnddtig rueroen.
Negnruagnsbeamte geben Die all9e-
mqin berrihenoe Gerrin9erung Der
ar6citsluit 5li, boffen aber olti Bel
'jerung I'M Wf1i, menll ole @emitleja-
fu6r alti 0en 8ororten eupnrtet miro.
9ie itaotfihen @artenanlagen tperoen
ole CUR AnpiIan5ung bon 8emiile
uulgepTliigt.
Die rapi0e 8erringerung Der per-
fiigboren 9sbensmittelmenge bot ibrf
oirefte Allgrpirfung auf oie &rimina-
litdt. @a6reno Die 2ebensmitteloer'
iorgung in @ien ibren Eiefltan0 err
; reidte, befinoet iid) Die gerbreder'
meGe ouf ibrem 9ohepunft.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12

,Sniormoticnen oaer gIrt uerbreitet
in peIden Der @eriu6 &C.
moGJt piroa einiqe Ser oiplcmntt-
idsn MitgIie0er ser Soipietbotihnit
III Golta0a an5lihipdr5ctL ipie ). q.
9. 9. @opIou. 5. s. arotoo unO an-
0ere.
Sic 0iieGe oieier @erGeumoru-
zen iiio sic falideit gneaben Oes
fuii6ercu g~lt9citelteu Der 8otiddft,
@oli3cnfo, ser @elo in Scr gotidaft
QcItoblen bat uuo i'm Soa %Ieiter
Giidfe6r nod GliBIano ongefIagt
p,r,an lam. Ole 8otidoft bdlt e8
iiir i6re BfIi6t SIT e%rfldren 6oB
oieie Gerleumoun9eu bee 8erbre-
dlcrS un6 ole 9eridte IN ser fdnooi
ben itiiteu ttuo sic OipIornotii6en
iden Greiie, Die iid altf 6ieIe S(nga-
Afitqlieoer Der 9otidait %beriibrefL
poniidnoig aus ser 2ilft aegrifien
lno lingloibmiirOig limo
Sic fanooiihe &eaierung be-
4 datct @oli3enfo oIS ibrcn Sdiib.
ma, Dem lie cinen beionoeren
SHub qegcn NuI6(dge ongeOeiben
fdBt. Sic ton i6m nnterbreiteteu
0ofrmente muroen bon Der llnter-
ilidungSfommiiiion ais ctbt beseid-
net.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
BegeguMn9en I'LL
). RIdtteriuNlO
Bon Vsarimilian sdeer

98en gorf. - Gie Gerbuitlng non
od,thun6ert Rosi Nftipfiten in Der
nmeritoniifen anO Der britilten
Bone lit ntdjt mebr aIs ole Si9ilali-
iteruno elmer alurmiCrcnOen Sitltas
tion, 0cren @lr5elu oiel ticicr reihelt
als al Dem @ebeimnes BON trit9eren
NiitqlieOern Ser 9itler- Sugepo. Won
brauht MIR einen @lid in Die oeiIt-
de Yreiic 5t uerien, Inn 81 pIller,
mas mirflih geipielt miro.
Ser Goftor Shorping gum Bet
ipiel mar Dor einctn Snbr nod Gin
politiiher Run0iuntiprsher iiir Sob.
bells. Gr mar io9ar Ole redte 9oro
Ses Sons Iritide, ser ieet in &iirn-
bero ouf ser 4nflogebaut iist. Gieier
Sdarpina eridien Dor 5pei Monaten
AMI ser NeOoftion Der li3enlterten
9~iineburQer Qan0eS5eitlng dlno Iagte,
lest miiIie man 03uiommenbolten
CT iiir iein Ieil lei 6ereit, ieine err
probtcn Rrdfte in ben Gienit Der go
de 81 itelen.
Ser Ge0oftNir mari i'm 9inaus,
aber Shorping gilg gum 9annoper-
Ihen Gurier, ser inter CIR Seitltil9
ser britilden Mtlitiarregierllg or.
iheint, oieriertc einen arttfel
,stdn0ieit uno tren~ (fiir bic gta5i.
iohe) lino bate Grfolg. Ger NrtifeI
nuroe af3eptiert uno pe%roffcntlift
IaS BlQf4 brautte ialt bier Wo'
! caclt, I'M iid' Don Dem Small 5t erbo.
, len, init Ocm lcin 8erIudsbalon sc.
blast suar. Gdnn 0a6 eS gu, Dab ltd
,,ein mnbrer Sturm Don Gmporun9.
+, gbiheu ms sGut@ gegen oie Geoat'
/, tion erbobea bate. Sic 2eier merfer
Ser &e0aftion Dor. ifrieb oos Blatt
,,oie Sod)e Der Gelnofratie 81 iabotie.
) rrlr, iuOrm iie iih gum Sprofr6bi
: BON Na5D6apflingen made. Seei
: leB oas britiide 8latt Sdarpiaq
: follen. +.
I s.. Scr anlerifanii6en Bone il
Alrf1ur Iiuter aufgetoudlt, ebenlali'
ees Mitqlteo Der Nu5ipartei Nuntnlel
5 ullO 8eriaIicr 0es 8udcs ogtt
Sittoe lpi0er Sa8 @lrt", cas- iii elmer
. 4afto3e bon foIt 100000 GrenqIa.
rem nerbreitet musSe. Iinter belts.
: Sa5 2ar0bous .@alorlg9" in Sbiiri1.
E 5el, ooS er nitt ofsr nur ~geleaent.
: f.dr bcuDAnt ms SaS Ser giirgermei
tier non. Wrqfcrnpcrt5 fiir Oelltiht
0sidtlia5c beida 9nl3ls,e. 8ein
Iinter an ieilleh 0lutihminl,l s,altb
Il, poer aah ltilr .eqlcll 5Suitteu elc.
/ aQsntarltsr McnId)lidfe felt boidBe, iou'
! te man onnfbnss1, er bGtte iein I'M
bcfaB!es 0aits sir 2'nSeruna oel
!, Dot freipiaf5 sir Gcriiiaun8 gataI(t
: 8eit Jefeblt. Or proteitierte 8eJel
! 81, ~.Atnerh0rte geiebIihe 8iafiir'
" ms Drobtr Seal 9iirQcsnciiter ibf
!, iiir ale alititrlcil0cn 5Aa0en uerant
pprtlih 81 MAIDEN.
IS lit mahr, Dab Der Wilrdcrmel
: ter ii chs 0HentIidcn grfIdrun{
:. rid, GltF. Gillter. iogte er. geborl
: nsi S.reid,er oiti Sic anfln9eban'
: in Niirnberg. DEM er lei 9eiItig nit
idirlOi8 an elmer Gntmidluna, Sic )!
l. Sen @asfanuneru geiiihrt babe. MbeI
t Die b5idameuoe Eutiude blei0t bette
i Gen, OoIS EN- Mann apie Tinfer eE
/. idon lue0cr mn1t, cine menidjlidI
/ MnBrc9ne nit elmer ulluerihdmtet
l. Tro1nna 81 bcantlnorten.
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
Nnd Gin nrteil

Solitaire mobnfe einmol elmer
G6eoternnffiibrunB 6ei, oie in feiner
gguiie beirieoiate. Gin naaemeines
@iciffon5ert mar sic 6olge. glls nlon
Goltaire frngte, mnriim er nidt aud
ourd YieiFen Iein MiBfallen beflin6el
bobe. nleinte goltoire: sd fam
niht pfeiien, nenn ih gdbne."
Washington Journal., 1946-04-12
llnbeiunkte GeIbitfritif

Beid1ftsin9ober: uWer bot 0ieIe
perore6te anoroniiao bier getrof-
fen?"
anggtentar. uShq1ut ps9 mn 0ja
@eihdftsinbaber:: 133MeffeAa1 @fe
iid), oerartiee gnoronungen 3u tref.
fen, lit meme Safe."
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
City Recreation
News

The first annual awarding Of
medals to the winners of the City
Recreation Soccer League will be
made at the Near Northside "Y"
branch Sunday, December 9Th, at
4:30 p. N. Personnel of the Near
Northside YMCA's Soccer Team
will be honored guests and will be
presented with medals donated by
the City Recreation Department.
Presentation of these medals will
be made by c. o. Chip Bowley,
director of the City Recreation
Department.
The following persons are mem
bers Of the Near Northside YMCA
Soccer Team: Manager, Fred Dix
on; Captain, Angelo Merriweather;
Herb Peak; Hampton Wise; Jim
Hall; Louis Vann; Dick Greer;
Charles Dickerson; J. B. Crumbley
Eugene Skinner; Virgil Williams;
Martin Thomas; Herman Barring;
Earl Allen and WILDER Thompson.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this presentation.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07

maestro Eckstine will augment
his orchestra with a IL piece
string section after having found
such an Instrumentation to be
highly successful on his most re-
cent series of records cut for the
National label.
Billy already has in his repertoire
such heavy selections as Old Man
River; Water Boy; Gershwin's
Summer Time; and One Alone
from Desert Song to contrast with
his ballads and blues. Even his
most ardent fans we're until re-
Gently unaware of the fact that
Billy, who. as a crooner is rated
on q par with Crosby, Sinatra and
Como. can hold his own with the
Robesons. Tibbetts and Eddy when
it comes to rendering the more
Iustv refreins. The bronze singing
idol is now injecting at least one
concert selection into his stage
presentations and is winning the
plaudits Of the elder folks while
holding the affections Of his bob
by-soxer following.
He is now in Detroit.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
Lake Street
BOWLING
Alley News
By Mildred Martin

Et&l III
A new week is here, also a new
month, with plenty Of activities
and fun in store for the people
who frequent the bowling lanes.
The crowds are getting thicker
and merrier with every passing
day. The competition is heavier
and excitement galore as each
matches his skill against his OPP
ponent.
There is also a new team enter
ed into the league, which we must
pause to give recognition to name
ly the Tigers with l.. Anderson
at the helm as captain. Under his
guidance we find Leroy Brooks.
Newton Knight, Joe Pete. R. Car
ter and r. Vaughn. We sincerely
wish this team all the luck in the
world.
Now to our little news items
of interest for the week (no hard
feelings intended) I have been re-
quested to know what is in the
little brown box Amos Dean is
carrying every time he enters and
leaves the alleys? Everyone is
curious Amos! It it's a ball we
would like to know its name. Two
more balls take the highlights this
week namely Carl Kings and Err
nest Turner's. Carl King was
heard to address his ball as GO
10" Sunday night. The real reason
for this name, we don't know but
we r going to corner Carl and
find out. Ernest Turner's is known
as the "Whirl Away" I am told
because it mostly seems to whirl
away from the intended target.
Before we end this paragraph
however, we will have to pause to
acquaint the fans of the alley with
Earl Jackson's approach. Have
you ever seen a B-29 airplane take
off? Well watch Earl on your
next visit. The resemblance IS
terrific. Such force, but oh. SO
much grace!
Tuesday, opening league night
found the Bacchanites facing the
Lions; the Bacchanites took three
by forfeit. Wednesday night was
the Lakestreet Wonders against
the Lefties; the Wonders taking
three straight. Thursday night
was the Elks against the Tro1ans;
the Elks winning three by forfeit.
Friday night found the Lions IA
cling the Tigers, the Lions taking
! all three.
| Among the younger set seen
bowling very frequently are Fay
Jackson; Anna Ware and Mary
Ware and they are really becom-
ing good bowlers too. You ole
bowlers had better watch you1
| steps,
Prizes for the week were wor
I by Clara Turner and Carl King
| Clara received a one dollar bill
| for a score of 1873 and Carl recei.
we'd a case Of pop for a score OF
PIT. I must pause again before
closing to ask the women a ques.
| ton: Are you going to admit
| Clara is the best bowler among
our women or maybe you ar
| ust not trying hard enough? And
| which is it?
Until next week, I'll say adier
| and better bowling to everyone.
Roscoe Knight, Mgr
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
ADD
ROENA SAVAGE

NEW YORK City. .Brooks-Hoe-
xter, the office which practices
what many pre'ach-Inter-racial
parnership-has added Roena Sa-
wage n of our known singers to
their list of artists. A visit to the
office let me know that Brooks
and Hoexter aim to handle only
the best in attractions. They have
the exclusivement of Sol Moore
and Dujie Ward, and are busy
booking other names. Included in
their artists is also Nick LaTour
sensational baritone who recently
came here from New Orleans.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
luke Box Tunes
To Cost More

NEW YORK. CCNSl-Music To-
vers who have been buying their
music culture from the juke box
es in the juice joints and soft
drink emporiums had better steel
themselves for a severe Jolt. the
tunes that used to jump for a jit
will go up one hundred per cent
in a few months. The Wyrlitzer
Company, important operators in
the Jump box field announced re-
Gently that they will Dor put their
machines on a ten cents a tune.
three tunes for a quarter basis.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
SPORTS ODDITIES
The Violent One Met

The Violent One Met
The Ancient One
NEW YORK. The recent set-to
between Elmer Ray and Jersey
Joe Walcott did one thing for FL
mer, it gave him status in the
same class with all the other chaI-
lengers for champion Joe Louis
crown. Previously Elmer has been
labeled as a battler who was being
brought along on a milk diet.
Nobody ever got around to say
ing that the Violent Ones oppon-
ents were set-ups, but it has to be
admitted that they were not listed
in the usual places where even a
fairly good preliminary fighter
gets his name posted. When FL
mer grabbed a split decision in
his bout with Walcott. he got it
on the record that he was able to
lick someone who was important
enough, at least, to be considered
real opposition.
While Ray didn't set any records
in winning from Walcott, he did
satisfy the curiosity that has de-
veloped around him. He is a work
manlike fighter with a good punch
who should only fight Joe Louis
es the last act in his life. Louis
would murder him. AS to Walcott
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
Duties
The Mayor
Of


I. To Represent the Majority
of the Citizenry body who elect
ed him, in all things of Com
munity Interest.
2. In times like these to set
a pattern and example for the
young men of today and the
Leaders of tomorrow.
8. To Represent the People in
this Community as an Honor
airy Representative; to COOPER
ate with our City's Honorable
Mayor Leeman in civic and
local affairs.
a. This Office is an Honorary
Position obtained by the Pop
ular Vote of the Community.
1t entails a Great Responsibility
and Trust.
With earnest Cooperation and
COMMUNICATIVE assistance, it
will assure us the success of
this venture and add Prestige
and Dignity to Our Community.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
WORLD RECORDS UP
FOR A. A. U. VOTE

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, (CNS)-
When the ~fifty-eigth annual con-
vention of the Amateur Athletic
Union meets here on December g..
Z and 8 the record shattering per
formances Of two Negro athletes
will be prososed for world accep-
lance.
Among the four athletes whose
names will be inscribed upon the
world honor roles are the names
of Harrison billiard who was clock
ed at OPS in the 220 low hurdles
and long striding Herbert McKen-
ley who set a mark of 0.29.7 for
800 yards outdoors, and 0.48.1 for
40 yards indoors on a dirt track.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
"SHOW BOAT CLOSING
X IN JANUARY

NEW YORK, (CNS)-'Show Boat
the Jerome Kern-Oscar Hammer
stein version of Edna Ferber's Ii
terary classic will vacate the
Broadway theatre on January 4th
after a u Of one yeare to the day
A rich and lavish presentation of
'Show Boat is succumbing to the
current slump in business on the
big street. With the shows closing
many excellent Negro performers
will find themselves in the tradi-
tional position of being between
engagements. There is a possibi-
Iity that "Finanians Rainbow
cast with Negro actors will take
over when the Boat pulls out.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
WHAT BANDS
ARE DOING
BILLY EcKSTINE PLANS
CONCERT TOUR

LOS ANGELES. Billy Eckstine
young Americas new singing idol.
Will embark upon a concert tour
shortly after the first of the year
it was revealed this week by his
personal manager, Milton Ebbins
who plans to have Billy appear on
the concert stages Of all major
cities throughout the country.
TIE popular bronze balladier has
been showing off his vocal versa
tility on recent theatre and ball
room appearances and revealing
that he is not only a romantic croo
ner hnt also the possesSor OF a
voice that can handle and do JUS
tice to the serious works.
Upon invading the concert field
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07

he is considered a ring ancient, as
we have said on previous occasions
Neither of those two battlers
should entertain notions about his
fighting for the crown. at least
not while it is held by Louis.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
Jimmy Walker Aided Boxino

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NEW YORK. The passing Of
former Mayor Jimmy Walker CO.
lorful and beloved symbol Of care
free New York of another era,
brings to mind his intense love Of
boxing. It was during his early
service in the State legislature
that he wrote and succeeded in
having the present boxing laws
enacted. a service for which he
was affectionately christened, The
Father of Boxing, in New York
State. During his term as Mayor
Jimmy Walker led the successful
fight to have Sunday baseball re
stored, to the delight of the fans,
and for which he earned the indy
ing gratitude of the club owners
and the players.
The Omaha guide., 1946-12-07
SHORT
SPORTS
BY JOHN M. LEE

jackson Can Tumble
And Still Look Good
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (CaIvin's
News Service) Having covered
himself with undying fame from
the beginning of the football sea-
son as fullback for the rampaging
Yale university team, Levi Jack
son is considered to be a nearly
perfect performer, but he does
make mistakes. In the game ag-
ainst Princeton recently. he was
responsible for two fumbles that
prevented two additional Yale
touchdowns. Ordinarily a tumble
brings groans from the partisans
and cheers from the opposition,
but when Jackson fumbled, the
fans took it as a necessary process
in the game. His speed and brill
lance make up for any lapse that
may occur in his otherwise fault
less playing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-07-01
McKENNEY
 ON BRIDGE
BY WILLIAM E. MCKINNEY Americas Card Authority

Where is the best bridge played in the United States? Probably in the Mermaid Room at the Park Central Hotel in New York. After a tournament the players gather there for sandwiches, and to dis clIss the hands, and some very smart plays are made in that cock tail lounge.
 One of the country's great play CTS gave me today's hand there, but when he told me about the play, he admitted that he had not made it at the tournament.
 The opening spade lead was won by declarer with the nine spot, small heart was led and the jatck fnessed West refused to win, and declarer returned to his hand with the ace of clubs, then led another heart.
 Now East showed out, so de- clarer went up with the ace of hearts and led the queen, West winning. West played the diamond deuce, East won with the ace and returned the diamond four, West winning with the king. The six of diamonds was returned and East won with the jack.
 Now East should have led the king of spades, which would have prevented declarer from returning