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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

vendar Sc te napake oh dobrih
kakovostih celote izgubljajo.
Sc boljsi in Sc bolj enotno "a
okrozen (razumljivo, ker je snow
bolj enotna) je film "Zmagali so
najboljsi," XII je ma enem prvih
NEST v vrednostni lestvici nasih
kulturnih in dokumentarnih fill
NOV. V naglem tempu je prika-
zano delo najboljsih delovnih ko-
lektivov: Jesenice (KID), Ia
gorje (rudnik), Maribor OMIT,
zelezniske delavnice), Ruse (Du-
sik), Preserje (gradnja proge),
da v piclih Is minutah gledalec
dobi vpogled v vso sirino. ka-
tero je prvomajsko tekmovanje
zajelo vsa nasa podjetja in gra-
dilisca, vsakega posameznika.
Film je fotografsko ma izred-
nj, res umetniski visini-bodisi
industrijski posnetki, bodisi po-
krajinski m t tivi- Operator
France Cerar); zlasti uspeli so
prijetni in duhoviti prehodi il
slike v sliko, il poglavja v po-
glavje, "a kar gre velika zasluga
ne samo reziserju-sceneristu,
ampak tudi montazi (Mirko
Grobler), XII je izvedena zelo
pazljivo in izbranim okusom-
smiselno Sc dopolnjujejo zapo-
redne slike ne lie vsebinsko, am
pax cello v ritmu posameznih
gibov: videti je, da je prav v to
delo pri tenn film vlozeno zelo
mnogo truda.
Vsebinsko film prijetno-in
oucno!-pozivljajo ma eni stra-
nj slike il zivljenja krajev in
ljudi, ma drugi strani grafikoni,
XII kazejo rast proizvodnje v Ca
su cd osvoboditve do danes oh
primerjavi z leta 1889.
Glasbeno spremljavo je kom-
poniral Anton Lavrin, oprema
je delo akademske slikarice
Mare Kraljeve. II. q.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
kakO pOstati drzavljan?

kako postati drzavljan?
Organizacija Common Coun-
Gil for American Unity je ida
la 95 strani obsegajoco knjizi-
co, katero sta sestavila Marian
Schibsby in Read Lewis in ka-
tere naslov je "How to Become
a Citizen of the United States"
Knjizica nudi tocne in potrebne
podatke z ozirom ma vse potreb-
ne korake naturalizacije, kot
tudi 131 vprasanj in odgovorov
"a prosilce drzavljanstva.
Vkljucuje tudi Ustavo Zed. dr.
zav. Cena je 35 centov "a knji-
zico.
Common Council je tudi tidal
38 strani obsegajoc razmnozen
pamflet v italijanscini in an
glestini, kot tudi v poljskem in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Uspeli piknik
zbora "Slovan"

W NPoNoJ PON
pisani hoeem ma kratko poroca-
ii pikniku pevskega zbora Slo-
van, XII Sc je vrsil preteklo ne
deljo. Prirejen je bill ma farmi,
odnosno ma izletniskih prosto-
rih SNIP. Vsi veste kako sla-
bo je kazalo vreme preteklo ne
deljo. Grmelo je, treskalo in ro-
potalo ma vseh straneh. Pri-
pravljalo Sc je vreme kot "a
sodni dan. Bill smo pod vtiscm,
ko da bo cello nebo trescilo ma
zemljo! No, in popoldan sc je
nekam scistilo in sledil je kar lep
dan ma veliko veselje ne samo
clanov zbora Slovan, ampak tu-
di ma veselje in zadovoljstvo
vseh mas, XII smo prijatelji tega
zbora. Zaradi svoje velike kul-
turne vloge ina zbor Slovan
(pa tudi Zarja, Jadran itd.) We
liko stevilo prijateljev. Vsi tt
prijatelji in prijateljice pevske-
ga zbora Slovana smo sc zbra-
Ii ma tenn prostoru in manifesto
rail- nase zadovoljstvo v veseli
druzbi. Da je bilo nase veselje
Sc bolj popolno, so zato skrbeli
pevci Slovana, XII so nam tako
lepo prepevali in to v lepi SEN
ci pod milim nebcm.
Da je ma temu pikniku bilo
kot v "malih nebesih" nj po-
trebno posebno poudarjati. Bila
je velika udelezba, Sc vec raz-
polozenih posetnikov bi pa pri-
slo, &c bi imeli prevozna sred-
stva. Kajti mnogo ljudi, XII nj
majo svoj lastni avto, je izosta-
10. Pisec teh vrstic Sc prav lepo
zahvaljuje "a prevoz ma pro-
store nasemu prijatelju Josephu
Princu, clanu Jadrana. On mas
je pripeljal ma lice mesta; poleg
meme Sc Frank Marasa in
George Marolta. Nazaj pa sem
Sc pripeljal S trgovcem Anton
Mihelicem. Tudi MENU lepa
hvala.
Ma temu pikniku smo Sc sre-
cali z vsemi nasemi prijatelji.
Tisti, XII sc piknika niste udele-
zili, ste zamudili res nekaj le-
pega in polno uzitka. Nekaj ta-
kega nj vsakdanje dozivetje, pa
tudi tega ne dozivite vsako le-
to!
Vse Slovanove prijatelje in
clane pa vabim drugo nedeljo
ma velik piknik nase Zadruge,
XII Sc bo vrsil ravno ma teh pro-
storih SNPJ. Tudi ma pikniku
Zadruge DO res lepo. Zato pazi-
te ma dopise, posebno pa ma We
like oglase.
Slovapov piknik bi rad bolj
natancno opisal, pa nj casa in
ne prostora. Zato zakljucujem
to krajse porocilo in pozdrav-
liam zbor Slovan in vse njego-
We prijatelje.
A. Jankovich.
CA. Jankovich je pretekli te-
den napisal daljsi dopis in va
bill obcinstvo, maj Sc udelezi Slo-
vanovega piknika. zal pa dopis
nj mogel biti il tehnicnih vzro-
kov pretekli petek priobcen. -
Ured.)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
Dive novi produkciijjii
Triglav-filma

kratkem presledku samo do
brega tedna-kar diva nova slo-
venska filma: nova (1O.) stevil-
ka "Obzornika" in dokumentar-
nj film o delovnih kolektivih, XII
so v prvomajskem tekmovanju
zasedli prva mesta v LRS:
"Zmagali so najboljsi". Oba fill
ma sta bila izdelana pod rezij-
skim vodstvom in po scenarijih
Franceta Kosmaca-sodelovalo
je pa skoraj vse osobje Triglav-
filma. Sal nj zelo dolg tax film
-okrog Is minut, nekaj preko
400 m-pa je vendar v TAXI stva-
ri skritega mnogo della, XII Sc
celoti izraza kot resnicno lep
izdelek.
Deseta stevilka "Obzornika"
je posvecena Slovenski Koroski
in njeni borbi "a svobodo. Kar
skusa redakcija "Obzornika" re
pri vseh svojih stevilkah doseci
-da namrec "Obzornik" ne
predstavlja samo nekaj slucajno
Zbranih aktualnih dokumentar-
nih reportaz, ampak vendar do
neke mere zaokrozeno in zaklju-
ceno celoto, XII ina v sebi tudi
neko gotovo umetnisko dogma
nost-to Sc il je ravno pri tel
stevilki re posebno dobro posre-
clio.
Posamezne tocke: Koroska
razstava v Ljubljani, nastopi ko-
roskega pevskega zbora in folk
lorne skupine 'Matija Verdnik"
ma turneji po FLRJ, manifesto
CHE "a prikljucitev Koroske k
Jugoslaviji v Meziski dolini in
prizori S predstave "Miklove Ia
lie" v Marlboro, XII Sc je spre-
Fvrgla velicastno manifestaci-
jo-to sc smiselno in umetnisko
dopolnjuje, Sc cd dokumentarne-
ga gradiva razstave stopnjuje do
umetniskega povelicevanja ko-
roske borbe v 'ZalI'-da dobi-
mo resnicen Wits male filmske
umetnine, XII je do obieajnega
filmskega "zurnala" v priblizno
TAKEN odnosu, kot je temeljita
kulturno-politicna studija do
suhoparnega porocila v dnev-
mem tisku.
Najboljsa tocka v tenn "obzor-
niku" je gotovo zadnja-'Miklo-
va Zala," XII je bila posneta sin
hrono tonsko, da dobimo lahko
priblizen DOZEN igralskih krea-
eli. Sicer ia film gotovo nj brez
napak (tu pa tam nerodnost v
fotografiji, ne vedno prav izbran
zorni kot, da je slika vcasih ne
lprijetno odrezana in drugo)--
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

pripeti nezgoda, &c sc pa preko-
tall s konja navaden vojak, Sc
to zgodi lie zato, ker je - vojak
neroda.
Bozji dar
Mozek in zenka sta Sc hudo
sprla, kar Sc pac RADIO dogaja
med zakonci, ako vleceta jarem
vsak ia svojo stran. Pa je v
hudi jezi dejala zenka: "Ti, ii
pozabljas, da je zena bozji
dar
Ko Sc nj prav koncala svoje-
ga stavka, je stopil " stanova-
ME berac in milo zaprosil:
"Dajte siromaku kak bozji
dar!"
Mozek je nitro pokazal ma
zenko, ces: "Vidis, tam ga
imaS ."
Ratchet: "Tisti, XII napravi
dobro delo, pride v nebesa. Kaj
pa Sc zgodi z onim, XII naredi
kaj slabega?"
Pepcek: (advokatov sin):
"Moj oce ga bo zagovarjal pred
sodiscem )"
v Soil
Ucitelj: "Sedaj nam pa po-
vel, Toncek, kaj napravijo tvo-
j starsi, ko gredo spat."
Toncek: "Gospod ucitelj, ali
je to razgovor "a sedemletne
otroke?"
ZVitO
"Ah, kako ljubkega sincka
innate, gospa!"
cali res?"
"Kako je uren! Sal je to Vas
sincek, XII je malo pref skakal
20 Onihle gredicah ?"
"Da, da; to je moi sincek."
"Pet dolarjev prosim! Stopa-
tt po gredicah je prepovedano.
JAZZ sem namrec vrtni paznik."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30
IN NATURAL|ZA-
C|JSKA VPRASANJA IN ODGOVORI

VPRASANJE: Ko sem sluzi-
la pri organizaciji u. S. O. v
Evropi, sem sc tam seznanila z
mladim moskim, katerim sva
81 potem dopisovala ko sem Sc
JAZZ vrnila v Zed. drzave. Sedaj
sva Sc odlocila, da Sc porociva.
On je rojen v dezeli, XII i'm
majhno kvoto in Sc ia je re pre-
napolnjena. Kako morem po-
spesiti njegov prihod semkaj?
ODGOVOR: Ako morete It'll
preko morja in ga porociti, DO
mogel dobiti prenosno vizo v
okvirju kvote. V tenn slucaju
morate po vasi poroki izpolniti
peticijo st. I.133 in jo vloziti pri
u. S., emigracijski in naturali-
zacijski sluzbi v Philadelphia,
Pa. Navesti morate vse podat-
ke vasi poroki, kakor tudi o
vasi moznosti, da lahko skrbi-
te, da vas moz ne postane po
prihodu v to dezelo javno bre-
me.
Pc odobritvi te peticije, DO in
formiran kunzul v dezeli vase
ga moza, nakar bo vas m O Z
uvrscen ma listo onih, XII imajo
prednost v izposlovanjih kvot-
nih viz. Ko DO prisel ma vrsto,
mu more konzul (ameriskD IL
rociti vizo, pod pogojem, da vas
MOI v vseh drugih ozirih zado-
sti naseljeniskim postavam ma
Sc dezele.
VPRAsANJE: Moi bratranec
zivi v Jugoslaviji, bi rad prisel
v to dezelo in prevze1 tukaj me-
sto farmskega upravitelja. On
je izkusen farmar. Kaj maj
ukrene, da lahko pride semkaj?
ODGOVOR: Ako je vas bra
trance vesc agrikulturist, XII 81
je svoje tozadevno znanje pri-
dobil S solanjem ma kolegiju ali
univerzi, ali potion upravljanja
farme, tedaj ina prednost "a
prositve "a prednostno vizo v
okviru kvote. Ako je sluzba, XII
mu je nudena upravnega zna-
GAIA, tedaj mora konzulu v svo-
il dezeli predloziti prepis pogod-
be cd svojega delodajalca ali
gospodarja. Konzul DO to spre-
jel kot dokaz, da vas bratranec
ne bo postal po prihodu v to
dezelo javno breme. Zakon, znan
pod imenom Contract La bor
Law, XII izkljucuje tujezemce,
ako pridejo sem kot najeti de-
lavci, ne DO prizadeval vasega
bratranca, ker omenjeni zakon
vkljucuje pogoje, XII Sc nanasa-
jo ma osebe, XII ne pridejo TEN
pog4edu sem kot navadni delav-
ci.
kako postati drzavljan?
Organizacija Common Coun-
Gil for American Unity je ida
la 95 strani obsegajoco knjizi-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

Razlika med nezgodo in nerodo
&c pade general konja, Sc
pripeti nezgoda, &c Sc pa preko-
tall konja navaden vojak, Sc
to zgodi lie zato, ker je - vojak
nerOda.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-07-30

CA. Jankovich je pretekli te-
den napisal daljsi dopis in va
bill obcinstvo, maj Sc udelezi Slo-
vanovega piknika. zal pa dopis
nj mogel biti iz tehnicnih vzro-
kov pretekli petek priobcen. -
Ured.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
Reception 10 Follow TorkeIson Mccarthy Wedding Thurs. Eve

The wedding of Miss Ruth Tor kelson and MT Jerry Mccarthy whose engagement was announced in January, will be solemnized to- morrow evening at o'clock in the Church of the Nativity The Rev Robert Whalen, s. J., will pronounce the marriage vows.
 Mrs. Joseph Alexander, sister of the bride-to-be, will be the matron-of- -honor. Paul Wilson will serve as best man for the bride groom.
 Immediately following the church service a reception for the bridal couple will be held in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel. An informal invitation to both the wedding and reception is extend ed to all friends, al no written invitations have been issued.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09

Helgeson, Mrs. Florence Phelns Gladys Robards, Madeline Sturm
 Board of Missions: Kathervr Young, Don Hungerford, Georgt Martin, Jr, Eileen Nelson. Sylvia Lister, Polly Matheny.
 Finance Committee: Don c. Eos ter, Wallis s. George, Treasurer Edith Moore. Financial Secretary
 Auditing Committee Sue M Kennedy, Fern Williams.
 Recording Secretary: Sue M Kennedy.
 Music Committee: Ruth M Popejoy, Mildred Lister, John Hoogstad
 Nominated, to be elected at Church Family night, April 24th. as Church delegate to the Mission Conference at Seward, Mildred Lister; Alternates, Kay Alter and Mrs. Leigh Grant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
METH0DI5T5 HOLD QUARTERLY MEET;
 OFFICERS ELECTED

The Rev C. Edward Knight, Superintendent of the Methodist Churches in Alaska, held the Spring Quarterly Conference of the Methodist Church last evening, The Pastor, tke Rev. Robert S. Treat reported 34 new members so far this year, making a total membership of l35. Ten babies were christened, three youth and one adult baptized, and there were Is marriages. Pastoral calls since September 1 were 79S. and addi- tional calls were made by the Parish Worker
 The Sunday School report show ed an increased attendance and en- rollment of about 10 percent.
 The Trustees reported tounda- tion repairs to the church to the amount of S2,0Oo besides edition al minor repairs. An electric wat
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09

CT heater and range have been in- stalled in the parsonage.
 To Missions the church has giv- en through the Sunday School, S65, through the Women's Society, S14725. through the Youth. $40, and through the Church in various special gifts about $50.
 The Women's Society of Christ ian Service reported a membership of 40, sponsorship of a Brownie troop monthly business and devo- tional meeting, and two monthly study groups, one on India, and the other on the Fatherhood of God.
 The Epworth League of the Church has helped sponsor watch night service, sunrise Easter service, monthly parties, and has packed bundles for Europe. in addition to their weekly meetings. The Young Adults sponsored hikes. charter trips, have conducted weekly Sunday evening Discussion Group. and financially assisted the church.
 The Stewards report. made by Prank Hermann, told of monthly meetings to assist the Pastor in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
BUY HOME HERE

Capt and Mrs. c. G. Glider sleeve have purchased the Henry Langfeldt home through the Mur- phy 61 Murphy Real Estate agency Gildersleeve is Captain on a USED Tug operating out of Juneau. His wife and two children will arrive here in June from their present residence in Bellingham, Wash.
 Mir. and Mrs. Van Vert will temporarily make their home in the residence until June. Van Vert is Marine Mechanic for Cowling Co.,, and Mrs. Van Vert is in the office of Murphy & Murphy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09

the regular program of the church, plan the budget, and to set up special projects such as the Church's National Youth Speaking contest.
 Elected to Office
 The nomination committee\ read the following names who were sub sequently elected to office for the coming year:
 Trustees: Don C. Foster, '49; Wallis S. George, AS; Tom Hall, 50; Earl McGinty, '49; Cliff Ro- bards. 50; Carl Stromberg, AS.
 Stewards: Frank M. Hermann. Sue M. Kennedy Henry Leege, w. D. Matheny, Edith Moore, Frank Dakin, Mildred Lister, Charles Popejoy Gladys Robards, and Cor tis L. WingerSon.
 Communion Stewards: F'reda Robinson and Anna Hougendobler
 Pastoral Relations Committee: A. J. Alter, Tom Hall, Bill Matheny, Carl Stromberg.
 Nomination Committee: Mrs. Katie Lee Foster, Mildred Hoogstad, Bert Lindley.
 Church Board of Education: H. Leege, Mrs. Susan Kennedy, R.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
FORMER STUDENT MARRIES

Announcement was received this week from Mrs. Della I. Poor of the marriage of her daughter Del la to Harold Robinson of Kalispell, Mont. The ceremony took place on April in the Whitefish, Montana parsonage.
 Mrs. Poor and daughter lived in Douglas with relatives during 1944 to 1945 where Miss Poor was a student in the Douglas school. Since that time Miss Poor has been employed in J. c. Penny store in Kalispell. The newlyweds will make their home in Marion, Montana, where MT. Robinson is employed
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
C.C. MEETS TOMORROW

Juneau Chamber of Commerce will take up the new report on Alaskan Statehood at their regular meeting in the Gold Room of the Baranof Hotel tomorrow noon. All members have been mailed mimeo- graphed copies of the report, in order to study it's contents before discussing it.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
SHOW TONIGHT

The Douglas Coliseum Theatre will present New York Town" to- night only. starring Fred MacMur- ray and Claudette Colbert.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
MEMBERS

of Rebekah's Auxiliary are remind ed of auction following lodge meet ing, April g at B. Lodge members reminded they are also members of the Auxiliary 548-2t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09
WARNING

Anyone who trespasses Lundell's land in Douglas will have to stand prosecution.
 ROSE LUNDELL 5d3-3t.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-09

When you pay TOT QUALITY why not get the FINEST = Buy SHOES at GRAVES.
 adv 532-tf
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08

es. helping the Crystal Ball to
make it a polka dotted ball. Need
1 tell more to endorse it rs a love-
iy affair and enjoyable too. Mr..
and Mrs Floyd Cox Of Houston.
Texas and Mrs. Minnie Mcclure of
Desmoines, Iowa, were among the
out-of<town guests. All of this
happened to the sweet strains of
Terry Gordon's Band with Mrs.
Betty Givens doing the vocals as
none other can.
***
SEVERAL PRE-
And after parties were had on
the night of the BEAU BRUM-
MEL'S' Formal leading up to. and
away from the dance. Some of
these were given by Mrs. Lucy Mae
Britt and rM. Andrew Brooks at
the home of Mrs. Britt.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis also
entertained at their home on North
30th; Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Moore
entertained with an after party at
their home on Blonde; a wonderful
time was reported by each guest
attending.
Mrs. Wade Shaw Madison enter
tanned with a %pre-dance cocktail
party at her apartment. Guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ryland E. Mel
ford, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. John r.
Butler and MI. Brewer. Entertain
ing at the piano for the guests was
Miss Katie Billingsley.
Well known Omahans seen en-
joying themselves were DIR. and
Mrs. w. w. Solomon, Attorney and
Mrs. Ray Williams, Mr.. Leo Bo-
hanon, MI. and Mrs. Robert l..
Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. John Simms,
Mrs. Lucy Mae Britt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Skinner, Mrs. Harvey Car
ter, Miss Blanchlee Wright. Miss
Lois Turner, Miss Mary Ellen O.
Neal.
Prominent among the younger
set were Miss Jean Rudd. Mr.
Earl Hunnigan, Mr.. Foster Good
lett and a host Of others.
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08

Column
HITLER AND JIM r o
(BY KERMIT EBY, Director CLIO
Dept. of Education & Research)
Edited by vERNA r. HARRIs)

WASHINGTON7Hitler and Jim
Crow would have made a fine pair.
Fortunately, they had no opport-
unity. There were probably not
enough Negroes in Germany to
fill a segregated telephone booth.
But if there had been, they'd hard
ly be alive today. There were lots
of Jews there, however, and, I'M
fortunately for them, most of them
are not alive. But neither is Hitler
Jim Crow is alive, and kicking.
Many of those who r kicking
back the hardest r American
Jews. They understand the multi
pie dangers lurking behind racial
discrimination and bigotry. They
understand it in much the same
way the labor unions understand
it. History has taught that minor
ity-baiting and inter-minority war
fare pave the path to dictatorship
and oppression Of the majority.
Those who strive toward more, not
less, democracy cannot limit them
selves to protecting one minority
group. Each minority must under
stand its interdependence upon the
others, in order to save its own
neck.
That is why progressive leaders
among various minority groups SO
often work together on liberal leg
islation and questions of social wei
fare or international decisions. It
is common in the United States to-
day to find boards and committees
composed of representatives of Ne
gro and Jewish organizations, Ca
tholics and ~Protestants, trade I'M
ionists and businessmen. Only in
this way q u country build
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08
YOUR FAvORITE BANDS
(BY MARlLYN v

The Bronze bandleader with the
golden voice received an award
that took almost 2 years to catch
up with him---.Billy Eskstine has
been voted the most outstanding
male vocalist throughout the South
west.
The VOICE made an appearance
on the After Hour Sing Session"
all mite record show conducted by
Symphony Sid.
AS you remember Billy THE
Voice" Eckstine made the Hines
band before going on his Long,
Long Journey"
The Eckstine crew are now tour
ing the South and Midwest doing
one niters. After completing a
weeks engagement at the Music
Hall ballroom in Washington.
Elwood Smith is the latest bari
tone sensational rave. That's cap
tivating the fair sex this week. FL
wood Smith is a member of the
American Negro theatre group. He
is also a graduate of Xavier Uni
versity in New Orleans. He is cur
rently being featured at Jocks
Music Room, New York.
10 Alexander vocal sensation of
the west coast is making his debut
on Capitol Record label this week.
10 was at one time featured C
alist with the Floyd Ray orchestra
For the past two years he has
'ed his W quintette at the "Pico
Club" ornate Los Angeles. 10.
Alexander's baritone voice was dis
covered by Dave Dexter, the auth
of of Jazz Cavalcade."
The new sensation is also a drum
norman, and brass player. He
Joins the King Cole Trio" Geechie
Smith and his orchestra and Julia
Lee the II Amt Mad with You"
gal. Capitol's feature attractions.
AT THE AMVETS
Miss Irene Cater, Desmoines.
Iowa's own talented pianist and
vocalist, opens Tuesday night Feb
ruary IL, for a one weeks engage
ment at the AMVETS. Miss Cater
has played at all top clubs from
coast to coast. So don't forget to
come out and get a load of this
lite lady. Also featured on the
same program will be Terry Cor
don, with the lovely Miss Betty
Givens vocalizing.
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08
The Week
BY H. w. SMITH


Attorney Vernon G. Reddicks of
New York was mentioned as being
appointed a Federal judge in New
York on January 81. He is n of
the leaders of the Tammany group
Babe Ruth the major league star
is very much improved from his
illness.
Mrs. Martha M. Mullen a 81 VIZ.
old woman of Clay, Va, died short
ly after she had taken a drink of
water which had also been drank
by a large church group.
President Truman has asked one
more year Of warpower.
The steamship Alaska is at a
dock in Seattle, Washington with
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08
This Week
Among Women
by BlanchIee Wright-Socid Editor

QUAckS HAVE SOCIAL HOUR
On last Friday night the Quack
Club closed their business meet
ing to an evening of socializing
Guest were invited from out side
clubs, and the evening was spent in
gtmes of cards. Mr.. James Smith
winning the first prize. AT the
end of each month, the Social
Chairman plans to invite outside
clubs If she should ask your club
to take part in these social actiy-
tiles, don't fail her for I am sure
you will regret not coming when
others tell you of the ENJOYABLE
evening.
The Quack girls are organizing
a Bowling team, and after thew
have accomplished their aim. thew
will compete with other teams.
***
BEAU BRUMMELS BRING OUT
SOCIETY IN ZERO WEATHER
I need not tell you of the popul-
arity of this Mems Club when they
PdOACo GiC DACdlIlldlIQ I1dll Win
invited First Ladies and ESqquire5
of Society in formal attire on such
a cold night. The men in their
usual garb and the women, The
obs and abs each time one would
entr. I can't help but mention of
some of the beautiful gowns worn.
The one attrcting my attention
most, was "Wally Simpson" made
Of candied stripe satin, worn by
Mrs. Cleo Mortimer; not far from
me stood Mrs. Corrine Daniels
wearing a Gold crepe beautifully
draped formal; Mrs. Ruby Reese
was seen wearing a bewitching
black formal with a bodice of
black sequins; Mre. Della Mae Nc
Claim and Miss Lottye Wright look
ing very dainty in their pinks; Mrs
Kenneth Moore was seen in a very
beautiful white Jersey draped to
one side and caught up at the hip
by a very clever designed flower
of gold sequins. Sevral cocktail
gowns were worn in the pastel
shades, and several beautiful whit
The Omaha guide., 1947-02-08

80 passengers and a crew of one
hundred men. 1t was in a storm
for IL hours.
Two U. S. bank workers have
been suspended until an investiga-
ton is made there was a short
age of $150,000 which was the in
formation a news paper reported.
u. S. Admiral M. A. Melchior.
died in a U. S. hospital in Rich
mond, Va, He had a heart attack
on his 60th birthday and he want
ed to hurl war on the Japs.
The Austin Motor Co., of London
closed down on February 4th as
there was a coal shortage.
NAACP branch of Omaha will
hold their regular monthly meet
ing at the Elks hall, 242O Lake st.
on Sunday afternoon February 16
at $3.50 pm.