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The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26

The Mems Laymens of the new
era Association Chorus will render
a musical program featuring rs
male voices at the Zion Baptist
Church, 22nd and Grant Street,
Sunday, May 4th at 800 p. m.
P. H. Jenkips-President
w. w. Smith-Secretary
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26

The Friendly Sixteen Bridge
Club met at the home of Emmett
Avant 21O1 Locus st. The meeting
was opened by the pres. business
of Importance was discussed. The
Club was happy to have Simon
Levison as a visitor. Three four
hand changes Of bridge were play
ed, Brookshire won high score.
There was a delicious repass was
served by the host. The Club ad-
journed to meet at the home Of
Sam Wead 2123 No. 18th Street
P. Atkins. host.
Emmett Avant Pres.
Otto Pruitt : Repr. IL.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26

7. w. y. A.
A Career Conference sponsored
w the Senior Girl Scouts, Y
Gems, and Horizon Cub girls will
e held April 28ht from Ais to
1:15 at the YWCA, 18th and st.
Iary's Avenue. The object of the
Conference will be to introduce to
iris the various careers open in
lie professional, commercial. med
cal, and home economics fields.
Tembers of the Omaha Altrusa
Tub will lead the panel discus
lions.
ALL high school girls are invited
to attend. There is no charge for
the conference. Dinner is at the
girls own expense in the "Y''
Cafeteria.
Ruth Sunderlin
Y-Teen Director
YWCA, ia. 2748
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26

The health roundup tea will be
held in Lake School Kindergarten,
Wednesday April 80, at 1:3O
o'clock. Miss Grace Pinkney, Su-
pervisor of Nurses, will speak on
children under five years. All child
rem five years by November 18th,
1947 may enter school in Septem-
Der. Mothers are invited to bring
these children with them, also
birth certificates.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26

won't rub off or wash out-unsffected by heat
permits permenents and stylish hsirdos .
rnown and used for over so years. Your
healer will give your money back if you're not
1000 satisfied.
Have an easy. professional epplicefion at your
kvorite beauty shop or buy Lsrieuse at any
cosmetic depdrtme emit or drugstore.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26

\ Published Every Saturday at ego Grant Street
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y entered as Second Class Matter March is, 1927
4 at the Post Office at Omaha, Nebraska, under
y Act of Congress of March 3, 1879.
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4 All News Copy of Churches and all orgaai.-
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Vp. m. Monday for current issue. All Advertising
ACopy on Paid Articles, not later than Wednesday
moon, preceding date Of issue, to insure public
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The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26
Omaha, Nebraska Saturday, April Goth l947

Mrs. Bennett Cert.
Sherman Ewing, theatrical pro-
Queer.
James Felt, president, James
Felt and Co.. Gene F1ack, adver-
Using director, Sunshine Biscuit
Co.
Oscar Mammerstein III, theatre
cal producer; Donald Hanson,
president, Woman's Day; Alex
ander Hehmeyer, lawyer; John
Hertz, Jr., board chairman, Buch-
anan Co.
Elias Lustig, president, Adam
Hats.
Henry Monsky, president, B'nai
Birth
Donald Nelson, president, Socie-
ty of Independent Motion Picture
Producers; Michael Nissel n,
president, Amalgamated Bank of
New York City.
William S. Palsy, president, Col
umbia Broadcasting co.
Judge Vernon G. Riddick; Win
throp Rockefeller; Elmo Roper,
opinion analyst.
David Sarnoff, president, Radio
Corporation of America; Wolf
gang S. Schwabacher, lawyer;
Dorothy Shaver, president, Lord
& Taylor; Judge Nathan r. Sobef,
Kings County Court; Edward
Stanley, author; Mrs. Arthur
Hays Sulzberger, director, New
York Times; Gerald Swope, direc-
tor, National City Bank of New
York.
DR.. Claiming H. Tobias, director,
Phelps Stokes Fund.
Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt.
Delos Walker, vice-president, r.
H. Macy & Co.; H. F. Willkie,
vice-president, Joseph E. Seagram
& Sons; Benjamin Wood, manag-
ing director, Tea Bureau.
Sponsors of the campaign are:
Mrs Edith M. Alexander, MEM
Der, Mayors Committee on Unity;
Mrs. Regina M. Andrews, board
member, National Urban League;
A. A. Austin, president, A. A. Aus
tin, Inc.
DR.. James P. Baxter, III, pres
ident, Williams College; Chester
BowleS. former 0. P. A.. Admins
traitor.
Col. William J. Donovan.
James A. Farley, board chair
man, Coca-Cola Export Sales Co.;
James v. Forrestal, Secretary of
the Navy.
Rt. Rev. Charles K. Gilbert.
Bishop-elect, Episcopal Diocese of
New York; William Greene.
Charles Evans Hughes, Jr.
Former Mayor Fiorello H. La
Guardia; DR.. John H. Lathrop,
Unitarian Chruch of the Savior.
U. S. Senator Wayne Morse of
Oregon.
Philip Murray, president, Con-
gress of Industrial Organizations.
Mayor William O'Dwyer.
Former Lieut.. Gov. Charles Pol
ETH, Jacob S. Potofsky, president,
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of
of America; Joseph M. Proskauer,
president, American Jewish Com
mittee.
Mrs. Alfred H. Schoellkopf,
treasurer, National Urban League;
John H. Sengstack, publisher, Chi
cago Defender; c. G. Spaulding,
president. North Carolina Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
Willard S. Townsend, president,
United Transport Service Employ
ees of America.
DR.. J. E. Walker, president, Uni
versal Life Insurance Co., Wilson
w. Wyatt, lawyer.
Thomas G. Young, secretary,
Building Service Employees Inter
national Union.
The Friendly Sixteen Bridge
Club met at the home of Emmett
Avant 2101 Locus st. The meeting
was opened by the pres. business
of Importance was discussed. The
Club was happy to have Simon
Levison as a visitor. Three four
hand changes of bridge were play
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26
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Resulting From Colds

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The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26

A musical tea will be given by
the Woman's Auxiliary of the New
Era Association, Sunday, May 4th
at the Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Minnie Dix
on, Choruster. Hours 4:3O to 1880
p. m. The public is invited.
The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26
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The Omaha guide., 1947-04-26
THE WATERS COLUMN
by H. w. SMITH
RR boys serving on wheels with
a smile at all times.

RR boys serving on wheels with
a smile at all times.
Mr. Jerry Simpson of the Pull
man Co. at the Fontenelle Hotel,
in the Bombay room, while he is
off from the Pullman Co. for a
short time.
Mr.. Isiah Jones Of the White
Horse Inn and H w Smith have
a friendly chat in the Barber
Shop.
Read the Omaha Guide for all
the news of the race.
very fast crew of the Omaha Club,
are on the job at all times.
Captain Commodore Vaughn are
doing the honors at the Bombay
Room at the Fontenelle Hotel.
Walters at the Blackstone Hotel
are on the up and 60 at all times.
Paxton Hotel head waiter and
his rapidfire crew r turning in
very good care of the service at all
times.
Follow the Crowd, Subscribe for
the Guide.
Evening star., 1947-03-01
HELP WOMEN.

WOMEN-White. inteIlieent, age Is to IS,
to work es nurses aides In hospital
Special classes for those who have had no
oFyicE EMERdENc9 HOSPITAL. isth
ana N. ave. NV --2
YOUNG LADY for tipping and recording.
minor dictation; 5-day week; pleasant en-
viroriment. State sge and experience, ad-
eress and telephone number. Box 256-L,
YoUNG LADY, white. age 1925, to learn
the cafeteria operations desirable work In
one OF Washington's finest downtown cafe
salary scale, ssS 10 $40 a week "n and
for advancement ii satisfactory. Appii-
be. wiling, steady worker. For further
information, see MR.. McGARRAGHY 1T
oil 14th st. NV, between $3.50 and IL
An. or to pm. B
YOUNG WOMAN. rs to 35. as investigate,
Tor retail SHOPPING service: no experience
nscessary; must be free to travel Apply
hERaHNEssTp 1i;i NE POSITION svailable in mn mo
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typswritcf. some general ONCE experience
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Evening star., 1947-03-01
By the A,socioted Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 1.-Gus Lesne-
vich. who always has been just q
good" fighter to the fans but never
one to raise their blood pressure
woke up today to discover he not
only still has his light-heavyweight
championship, but is the hottest
thing around these parts since the
invention OF steam heat.
It wasn't only that old Gus tossed
the betting odds and the ugly rumors
of a title IDEAL" right out the
window by stopping Young Billy
Fox with the big right hand in the
tenth round of their title bout be-
fore the "SRO' turnout of 1888
customers in Madison Square Gar
den last night, although even his
closest friends didn't think he could
do it.
It was how he did fighting a
smart, heady fight, and weathering
a storm that had him hearing the
brides at one point. And finally,
taking on strong, free-wheeling
Philadelphia youngster with the
greatest knockout record In history
-43 straight and caving the roof
In on him.
There was no doubt, when this
one was over that Lesnevich-32
years old, veteran of a dozen years
Of the wallop wars, and just a good
game guy up to .now-really had the
customers roaring for MIN as he's
never had them before.
Except for the third-when Billy
setoff his only explosion and all
but flattened the champ-and the
fourth, when Gus still was recovering
ing from the fireworks, Fox didn't
take q round. Lesnevich fought
Evening star., 1947-03-01

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GIRL. coiored, wants work; elevator epey-
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cdrs a1aL eoio,sd; q lirhs brown vans. .ssss sssssss
Girl; Solsssd. @ xi.hs. ,es. ,es. as. .l.y.,sr
LADY; refined, 90. freq to travel just 70.
panicn or Roverness. selected family, must
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and a roomins house sxpsr; would ike ,os 8 8
sncRETARY @ansEsE Esfs OR So orfic2 slae
snss, ssio salary. Tslsphons VI. $50.
Sc 1RETARY with administrative and ex.
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SECRETARY, thoroughly experienced.
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Yo1NG LADY with eoiiess classes tArss
mornings weekly, wants position In once,
aassGasptionist, asap typiss or clerical work. INA.
Will WILL MANAGE ant or ,u...hou.. -
S;s,sstalss,9];;, MRs. DORA I'm s%ssiioSHT. $40
WANTED WANTED aYs By NH YkoF22ssiSSSA H2 stSS voSI,.
writer. work Is editorial assistant; sxper.
y r. maasSaa1ipe, fiction and newspaper hslds.
TfRED OF RouTINE OFFICE woRK with
Islllissat alnss spsea tspist: semDtsmsssr aiets:
pianist. Willing learn any business, sspe.
c'ally inter. radio. advt. Box 20S-R, Star.
EMPLOYED GOVT. GIRL wishes to sx.
change services ewes a week for room
and board. Box 324.R. Star 90
Evening star., 1947-03-01
SITUATIONS poMrsrIc.

+; I g.; ": Non 'fssss
from abroad with a-yr:.old sri. 3tsf
affora afFh eolOred 81 w wsIs Ru a.ss Ses1 vort
llsSs. YR. s4ss. s' ''' "0fA' neat ~.
shlareh Shlk soSIsa fsis4ehs. desires snd care a
GIRL. ceiored, desires ID lob 'sg' Is plain soek.
Ssspssral ss ss "a hhogsswe5k ,ar Prefer Spy f. PE
GfRLo, 0eselored. desires work As maid.
iy pel p WI phen. 'qln LIT sass ss after IL an.
fII GiEL, tms coored young desires ,o9 - Hsis.
p.@ ns H sstsrdas GCsk and p1 sundsy7 as 7sl2'
GIRL young: full or part time. Can NO.
SdFn SphL' fsSresi eo siss desires part or full 'm'
GIRL, eolorsd. desires maid work o. part
asI or cSosd Ssys WSss Sesr.sc ct day 60 vsa sses
s~ snd iagndry. ag s6 day and earfafe. Phone
GIRL, coiored, wants day work. cook din,
as. af' sosa. j aaeSiFe0' very anxious to work
GIRL, coiorsd. desires full, part-tins or
esTk cooRns La: sTss ea ao .4so sss
GIRL GIRL eeI9rea; Jo yants part-tims and dsy's
GIRLS (2), colored, experienced; ! wants
work: nrst-class references. Ap, 4076,
Oh; w. can stay In. Ii. 1888, LuIu
WIDOW VINO '.s white, 1ss. With ~ a,u.st...
cook; f9na OF children; In or out OF city.
WOMAN, colored. wants days work. saw.
once Or store. Mon. TO sat, no Sunday.
DI. 416S. 2S
WOMAN, white, wants shw. for small
family, live in. TR. 1925.
ing and laundry, also clean apt. on 6un,
morning, will clean bachelor.s apt: 81
cents hour and carfare. Elk. 1896. -
WOMAN, colored, wants nightwork or early
morning; once, rooming house or hotel:
eeSpsrtenced; refs. DU, 4674. -
days wk., 60c an hour and cartare. Can
1 tT WAai II r @woax for Tuesday and rbur.s.,
IA Columbia Heights district. LoUIex
Evening star., 1947-03-01
SITUATIONS WoMEN.

ADDRESS0GRAPH and Grapbotype opera.
isyp..sss; ;xishss yssE "a. 1923.
ADMINISTRATlVE-TY young woman
desires competition with good frm: former
school teacher; once experience as super
visor. experienced in Bookkeeping. statisti-
officers separation point, Pentagon. Start
at $50 per week II chance for advance
BGsINEsS BGesIIE EXttcniTfivE-.mb,,,ous ettiai W.
yhs.e real Job has to be, accomplished
Prefers responsibility. BACKGROUND, cfiee
management. sales statistics, research,
some knowledge OF shorthand. RE. 05s5.
COMPANION to elderly invalid. practical
sssg.sins ssas' ssDsrienes' references. Box a7,D,R'
CULTURED WOMAN desires position with
a .ady as s. traysiing compapion, Experi-
write MRS; RosE cARAN. 3oS i. 56th g..
66iENfEAsEt AIsisT.. ~ MS. EXP. with assnt.l n
also familiar With x-ray develop. lsb. roi-
tine; exc; Re, sfnciept conscientious. After
D6cfots s.2agssIsrAxr-sou.in. I.b
work, eonplste ofacs managsment tipping
and x-ray; 6-day week. NO. 6476. e
Evening star., 1947-03-01
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JOSEPH DAY q CO., auctioneers-Onic
sgSise, 4l9 9 ssnd snsa slds' Washington 5. .: c
( fnshf Viii N koT VII Biz RESPONSIBLE TO, debt T.
other than those contracted by myself
S55SoHSliSS 5%AHR An9 aSp tSS sookRfrr1se g.
sta atements; reas. Elk. 7571; ia. sb4
VIII THE PEOPLE, who saw the a. msut
accident February 1lth, about pm
the corner cf Georgia ave. and ouaoken
hoss ST. please contact W. L. MOORE
GAS HEATING BOILERS and hot-wate
heating plants; no cash needed. sma
R.ksSTaAfESWF1RRhxx; 1RRhxThIER;s b sosS. sS. 40, 40 >.
sautema attic, ne cash needed, small month";
payment:s immediate Installation. b.
sTAMsRuEY,L. so2s; .s..., 49,,
en-. taxes reduced. Ex. ioe4, cH: 1881
Esd. II. THOMPSON 1929 Vernon
ave. 10
Evening star., 1947-03-01
HELP DOMESTIC.

COoK-o.H.W.; family Of a. nurse en-.
ssb s d ssa saals 60 ness ass shore.
soSka6usffRpltApsaaks sa5S, Ift5 fp Asas ,nv whit: e..
tied, Protestant; live in. atlantic s477.
CIV. noon throush dinner, Monday
Tiaay; TactsS;, aaai5s. aans south Arlington. Phone
CIV. nS 1857 tsS'IMil iii after dinner; Thursday
aaitsrnoon =. and every other Sunday of must
month. Cali after. :, wo. 06li. @3
viz. WssE eiId hM fstsfsnse health card; s-das
mousEKEEPER, white, middle aged: $40
Dasht, D,nIt. tslenhone' uniforms furns;: no laun.
aiiosSystkEErEEkH: WAITED WAITE; - Attractive, s
somid9rtabls. con y private osoEsetoWn home AND
sa a'sh ehdrsn er hsR sRe wsh must ns
e,oymsnt ana oaess IL this s, cooperative plan
a isi s'fr; monthly R o9ss Care for children
apply Sat, or sun. Ter 7assS HsrSaTa st. 9nas nM
MAID, MAID, coIored; II: sh:w:: laundry. cook
CURED; $15, earfare. 1917 Kennedy st.
MXIbSHelp With With baby and s.h.w.. 8 DAYS
MN SsS %fSrd sets
woman 70 cook. small family: dt:' must nave
st. Ssst q es sits saN Esfs ss sober and honss
MoTHEEs ssi HELLER. FER white. references;
n SI5FssEM,iATP, & s,i sxperisneed, .o live in sns
ss ssaTy Ismls oR Rr0Bssaass ssas local rsferences good
seu AanEstunc sp t9s STAY syps
apesEahts; Nights; $50 to start, Cali GL. 4400, EXT
WOMAN. white. with or without yoIns
child. to live In comfortable country
home; cook. help with children, ages s.
and ! VI; DO some cleaning; other heIr
a Issas qT b5 rfanag far snd heavy
WOMAN. white, tc care for 3 children and
1effm Tefs s996fii s996fi NJ laap and no cooking; sity
.s:s ss'tsa s sS., feE Week. Shsgsn sEs
WOMAN, IAN ssKkperisncsd: sk cooking, s.h.w.; 1iy.
Gard a musf Wo hks s75s Children; references health
y WOMAN 3 !! !ad foS s;hw. apd cooking: family
WOMAN sr9 to; assist with small children
ae ss dgFas n sasfs IL xpr IS g
ehapsme'; p;m'; wi 6TdaS daaSSa9See week sa6: refs. Chew
~ %oMAM sa4si.s ssolsIsa; live II; home
cooking; only 2 adults Ia family: SIS Der ser
ESss Mxysh 81 81 9ssfEsslse sEs for q, good cook with
stay nshts very nes E ana ps pssh
husband can have meals at house; aii
a9y sinner. # intsrsstsd advise b. letter
hTSeana co
blvd. Chevy Chase is, Nd. wv a''