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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
Mu1 lil,o nod tpidtige Weld)Glte Ole
e,,rer 8ege,npart bebiirfen.
Midynel 1el,tid, Sefr.
ct. Yaml's &irdengemctnoe.
Sim Srnntno nen % Gen

glm Scnntag, ben %. Sept..
miro Grnteoanfieit iein. Die 8emein.
beglieoer lino gebetcn 8aben fir oie'
fen Sonntag bereit 5,llteuen.
gsa6 bem 8ottesoienit am 90. Sep'
tember apiro elm giien in ser Saue
ltattfinoen, su Dem aue Mitelieocr
uno ssreunte Ser @emeinbe ber5lid
eingelaoen jino. Sidets i'm Yreile bon
$l.25 tperben bon oem Gorltano bes
6rauenpereins berfauft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
2l,.s 11e,p pert, Il. =.
3iuei9 a..

slaen Wiitglieoern oes 3apeig al
oiene 5ur seiGaigen Nadridlt, oaB Sic
nadite Geriammllmg am Somtag,
Sen 5. Sftober, in ser Surnballe an
Al. StraBe ,mb 8roaStpap g(ltorio,
Gong SslanS, lun 3 llbr no6mittaes
abgebaltcn miro. 9lQe Mitglieoer iinb
geeten Ger Geriammllmg bei5unob-
men. &atb. Seiler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
3lux It. Ecuis, N1e.
S,peig Is.

Die Mitglieoer oes 3aueig Is tuer'
oen auimerfiam gemabt, oab nniere
monatlibe 8eriammllng am 5. Sft.,
3 llbr nabnlittass itattiinoet. Seocs
Mitelieo miro erind)t ii6 an oieier
Gerianmlllns 81 beteilieen. sSn Ser
Soffnung redt piele begriiben 81
fonnen 5ei6nct M. Sub, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
2lu6 alliance, Wkie
3iueig 8.

slae Sfnpeitern bes 31peig s iper
Den allimerfiam semadt, oab bi'
monatllhe 8eriumnl,,ng om Conn
tag, oen 5. Sftober, na6mittaes ltatt
finbet. Mae SdNpeltern neroen eriuh
10 piel als moslid) iid an ser lYer
ianlmlung 81 beteiliaen. gs luiri
aaffee uno 2unb nod Der 8eriamm
lung lerpiert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
&artenpartie

oerbilnoen nit anoeren Spielen ub.
Gs iueroen id0ne Sauptpreiie an oie
gliiflihen @elpinner geeeben. sln ie.
Dem Gid miro elm Ereis fem. Cute,
&affee uno beimsebadene arapfen
,lno &ldlen miro ierpiert. @ir bitten
alle uniere 6rernoe iib oieien MbenS
frei 81 balten uno uus 81 beluhen,
unb bringen tic ibre ssrel,noe nit.
7 &atb. SrGgner, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
u II frui
a" bic Siebenbiirser iGdiiide
TraM mno Sumter.

Benn mir iddyiiiden 6rauen Sieie;
Wort lddliide Mutter rebt perltebcl
luollen, 10 miiiien mir 5uerit an l,uIcrt
el9ene V'utter oenfeu = oann, eri
tonnen mir perlteben ipiepiel oie iiiG.
'1lbe Wiutter oa5ll beisetrasen bat
oas SSltiide uno Sittlibe in lnierm
Tolfe 5u er3ieben. .
Senf MIR 5llriif on Iiebe iGcbiiidy.
Vtntter, geoenfe nur nit 1pelh gro
Der Vtiibe ilno @eoulo iie perIuht.
olb oaslelbe 81 lebren mas iie emit
bon ibrer Wiutter eelernt bate pfliht
getrell reolih unb gottesfiirdtia al
lein. Gieie guten Gisenid)ofteu bol
Oh liebe iGbiil6e Mutter NIT in sic,
les 1erne Sano gebra6t uno beinel
&moern 10 gut ,pie MIR m0slih bel
georaUf. Sas Sahlentim bat lid III
oiciem Suno nur Gbre eripprben!
liner emit 10 ltol5es Gulf bat III
all Den abtblnOert Sabren mand)ei
Stlrln mitgemad)t uno es mar es po.,
leber geipobnt non Seinben lmringt
81 lein l'no i'm Sample mar cs INNER
liegrei6 geiueien. Nlrn aber liegt es
mebrlos am 9oocn uno fann iih ae.
gen Die ,lngeredte llebermad,t nicb1
pertciOigen. Gs lit auis tiefite ee,
Senliitiat poroeu, bon Sab uuo @ut
son5lib beralrbt lnb Dem Sunecr,
tpoe mlsgeliefert.
Guter, Sobne, SPLITTER uno Sod.
ter, Die 8liite l,nleres Golfes lino u,li
ME brlltalite g4eile nah Sibirien uer.
lbleppt iuorbcn, INN BORT unter sen
primitipiten SerbGItniiicn Sflapeu,
orbeit 81 tin. lln3Gblige Nahri0teu
bon bieien llngliifliden Weni6en ba,
ben nns oieies 5ur 8eniige beltGtigt.
Oh liebe iGcbiiIbe Vfuttre mlbt Is
Dir llnbeOingt 81 oeiner Eflitbt ma,
ben, alles 81 tun mas in oeinen &riif,
ten liegt INN Oieier i6redlid)en llngcs
rebtigfeit ginbalt 81 gebieten! @ir
lufilI6en Wiiitter aIle suianlmen
miilien ale Sebel in 8e,peglng ietcu
INN bieIen f0rperlib unb ieeliid fran
fen Weniben 81 beIien. Iie ein5iee
Sofinng fiir oieie slrmen lit mas
mir bon bieralls fiir lie nod tun fon-
men. Sic bubeu Sen 8lauben an 8ptt
unO an ibr Sa6ienpolf in slmerita
nldt perloren. IWir miiicu uuicre
Stimmen in @aibington boren laiien
lno iiber oie nod ME oagelpeIene I'm
gerchtigfeit beidau0ren! @ir iprehen
uno tdnlpfen MIR fir sic @erchtig-
felt lln6 rpem mir llns fiirdten iiir
bieieS ein5lltretc,, iino mir nid)t tpelt
Sabien gebeiBen gu perben. Sbrcibt
an eurc Senatoren unb &cngreBlel,tc.
slus Sieiem 8runo babeu mir cine
Organization gegriinoet. apelde oell
nmerifaniiben Yrin5ipien pollfo.n-
men entIprchcno lit lu,o oaber BIT
fen mir ale iGdiiidpn Srallen mo
0fiitter, peld)e oas amerifaniIhc
8iirgerredt beiiben, iih bieier Sr.
ganiiation an5uihlieBen.
9iejerisen, ipelhe ndbere Snior=
matitn iibcr oteie slngcleeeubeit
luiini6eu, m0gen iib nit inns brief
lid in &erbinoung ieten. Moreiiieren
iie bite an
The Women's League for
Americanism
p. O. Box 6572 Cleveland, Ohio
Wtit treu.iddliihem 8rub, mo
8ott Belle ums!
Sermine Sdulller.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
psrlnt,at:

Aelteres *aar bas elm 8eltieiteApart.
mentbaus beiorgen fann. Sir freie
Wiete, freies 2idt unb Gas als ,3ab.
8roipcct 1922.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
Yidmif

am 90. September uno es ,piirbe uns
iebr freuen penn alle SdnpeItern ,nb
8riioer uno ibre sSanilien iamt allen
ibren 5reunoen BON nab ilno fern iid)
beteiligten. Sic iino ale ber5lib ein-
gelaoen uno gebeten iid) al oieiem
Sag einen 0ermerf an oen &alenoer
5ll MADDEN. Sm &onlitee iinb oie fol-
genoen 8riioer: Saupt, 6. Wartin,
@ieltib, Sobann 8iintber, Sobann 6.
8enber, Sobann 8inber, z. s., i'm
Spiel- uno Sportfomitee: Glarf 6.
@aro. glud) 1par es cine cine grobc
s5reuoe, 8riioer, baB 8if)aro Oaoio
iib an Sen Serein anseihlolien. @r.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
6eiudt miro:

Nidael Niek, gebiirtig aus Sartla,I
bei &ronitaot, Siebenbiirsen. iuh1
ieinen Snfel Gmil 9nrleier aus So.
nig6erg. Gr ioa in Nelp Cattle mob
men. Sollte iemano oie Mbreiie oes
Sbengenannten fenEen bite 0ieielb(
5u id)iden an ssrau Roia' Nifolaus
1859 W. 104. Ctr, Glepelano, g..
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3iuei9 26.

gaen Mitelieoern oiene 5ur ge.
faaisen Nad)rid)t, oaB Ole ndhite Scr.
iammlllng Sanstag. oen 4. Oft.
8 llbr abenos i'm Sahienbeim abgc.
baIten miro. 9lae Mitelieoer iino er,
illbt in Ser 0eriammlung antpeieno
au iein. 8riioer pergebt nidt et1uas
fir bas &ilfsaperf mit5nbrineen gB-
tparen, tpie &dmierben, getrodnfete
8obnen, 8obnenfaffee nnb &leioer,
aamti mir oie Yafete iiir bie Notlei-
oelloen abi6iden fonnen.
q. S. 8inoer, SER.
--O
- unterftilten Sie bic In unierel
A.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
Ndtnna &irGenmitslieber unb
ssreanoe.

Der &irfen Srauen Verein Ser
ct. Sobannesgemeinoe maht befanrt
oaB Ser porber aneefiinoiste 8aiar
oes ssrauen Iereins niht am 8. ion
oern am Z. Sftober abgebalten miro.
tpeil am 8. Sftober eine eroBe Sod
5eit itattfinSet, al ser piele Mitg!ic-
Ger mnb ssreunoe ser @emeinoe tell.
nebmen tperben. Ndhcres iiber 8aiar
ipater. Sofia Sod, Yr1liOent.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
Sitieitc lieoertaicl.

9onnerstag, Den 9. Sftober, 8 llbr
abenos, bolt oie Sieoertafel Elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
Sie6enbiiroijd,. .2lmerifaniiAes Dolfsblatt

| 1mltllll9 elnen yelillllluet NOellO
perleben. Der 3aueis 46 bot oiesmal
oaoon abaeieben Elm Stiitunssfeit fir
oen Gerein 81 seben, ocnn oieSeimat-
loien uno notoiiritisen 9riioer unS
Sd,pcltern 6riiben brallben sic Sill.
ie mebr ,pie mir. Der gan5e &einee.
mimi miro Sem Silisperf iibergeben.
oamit mir nit Sen Yafeten nod n,an-
| be SCOT Iinoern fonnen. Seute befam
id) einen 8rief 81 leien, in bem cine
iGdiiidje 6rau idreibt: eine bon it,
rem 5spei Sbtpeltern lit nun audi non
&ublano nad Gelltidlano gefonrmen
onitatt nad Sauie, uno Oie anoere lit
nod in HuBlano, lpeil iie nid)t franf
lit. 0ie Irmen, luelde na6 Oeutib-
lano fonmen, iino abgemugert tpie
Gel iter un0 iino nit 2umpen belief
set. Sitbe Sanosleilte bonn 3,ueia 3,
10 umb AZ laBt allies Iteben am %.
September, fo,flmt nit sSreul,oen uno
Mobbarn nno unteritiibt uns in Sem
eoeIn @erf per ssGditenbilfe.
IS lpiiroe uns freuen, alld bon
Gorp cinise SreunSe 81 ieben. @ir
miiiien oas pilfsmerf ,mteritiibeu,
oenn obne 8elo fonnen iie nibt iuei.
ter arbeiten. giele bon gub spcrocn
iagen: Sd bob audi Serlpanote beneu
ih belfen mllB. sluh i6 f0nnte bas.
lelbe ingen. I9lber oie lpeld)e Ser
,panote bier bobeu iino sic gliidlibe-
ren, benen miro 9ebolien. @er aber
bilit Sen llneliidliben, tueld)e feinc
Gernanbten bier baben? Sollcn iuir
bie berbungern lafien? Nein unO toni,
ienbmal nein! @ir ,uollen 5uiammen
belfen. Giele SGnoe MAIDEN Der Scot
@obl 81 tlln uno nit 81 teilen
Gbriltcn bas pergeiiet nicbt!
Gen georGngten all5ueilen,
9lrmen bei5lliteben lit Hflibt,
SiiBe Hflidlt, Oie Seius lebret,
llno Die @ptt Sen Socblten ebret.
Speiit sic, bie Sllnser leioen,
llnb Die Sllritig iino, sic brdngt;
Gilt Sic Nadenoern su fleiben,
Shtua6e lllft 81 l,nteritiiteu,
llnteroriide 81 beidiiten.
gtidt MIR 6enen sic eub Iieben,
llnb 81, eltb Inn Silfe fleb'n,
slllen eilt, bon @ott getrieben
gsab Serm0aen bei5uitcb'n.
Siebe iei sir feline 8iiroe,
Seine 2ait begliidter Gbrilt,
Sobbeit lit es, Hubm uuo @iiroe,
Wenu on milo uno bilireib bit.
> luie lobnt's nit fiber Sreube
Ser Serlali'nen Seller iein,
Seb'n tpie iie in ibrem 2eibe
Sid burb uns geitirft erire,l'n.
Mus5uteilen lmire 8aben,
2aBt uns ellen, nod fits 3eit!
8as mir bier gei6et baben,
Sd)afit uns oOrt emit Seligfeit.
Seio barnlber5ig, belft oen slrmcn
8ott miro eurer iid erbarmeu.
balo eiu Gnoe, ba5u bilf alns 8ott.
gitte am 8eibenfe ober Yreiie. Mui
8ieoerleben am %. September gan5
beitimmt.
Sophie Surb, YrGi.
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2lms titles, Okie
Smeig 20.

SSn ser lesten Seriamml,,ng, Die
5ablreib beillbt mar, lpurben sic Sc.
iddite gut uno prompt erleoigt. Brit
ser MIR 10 fonnen mir Sortibritte mo,
den apenn mir ale suiammen balten.
Infer Serein peranltaltet elm
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25

an 1859 q. gliblano slpe. Gintrit
MIR 50t. IS peroen niele iholl
Yreiie porbanOen iein fir Die gliid
lihen @etpimer. Gin siltes aomite,
lpira haiiir iorgen baB Slide un>
Bar gut 5eitellt iino, bamit ale @on
ner urb Greunoe Der Notleioenoea
5Ahien in europa BEL oieier 8eran.u
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- unterftlten @se bic In unfere,
0ettune anjetgenben @ei&dftsle,tte !.
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N,,s Chicago, Juinets
Ginlabnus iiirs 6ilfsmerf.,

Sonntag, ben 28. Sept, Inn 6 llhr
abenos, peranitaltet Ger 5rauen Ser
elm .3,ueig 46 cine sroBe
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-09-25
k0nnen Sic cine Ste||ung finden,
die besser St ais diese?!

Stelung die nm Zveinkommen $2500 pro Jah
sprich Reisen Fobdung und Abenteue Allies
Sic haben gech nhdem Sic High School absoert haben
Sic in die Armee entreten. s,s
Nicht wah das kngt verockend? Ire Nahrung % Neide.
Unerkunfm0g hire lhe und zahnarchs Rs.
hndng oe einen gosszIggen Pensionsplan allies das ehacn
kosen Sic bekommn ais "Private" monatlh IS Dollars
und die Anang0hnung Sic werden rah mehr erha
Sic das Zeug in sh haben NIT dem Befoderungn
gewinnt. gt a
Spass dem Soldatenleben haben Und alm
Sic die iefe Bedgung genessen, die dem Bewut
komm der whgsten Berufe in der Welt auzulen
Won Rekrutierungsstelen
de. Heeres und der Lutwafe llI II IlI I|v
der Vereinigten Staten. die |oo|/ ~ (|||1
fur Sic am eichtesten erreich.
bar sind, k0nnen Sic ale Elm. -
zeheiten erfahren vs. D. k:yIln Rl&S:2
U. S. Army Recruiting Station
ROOM los OLD POST OFFICE BLDG.
CLEVELAND, OHIO
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
End Annual Beauty Contest Of Omaha Guide Date To Be Sci
Discrimination In d. Housing Investigation Setur
Plan Extensive
Concert Tour

The international Sweetherafs
of Rhythm, world famous an-gir
dance orchestra currently on :
nationwide tour Of bathrooms
theatres, auditoriums and nigh
clubs, plan a special series Of
modern musical concerts, undel
local sponsorship of colleges
churches and religious groups
civic, welfare, fraternal and Other
Embarrassing organizations.
The present aggregation will be
augmented by the addition of sew
eral outstanding musicians, re
cent honor graduates of the
nations beading music schools
Posts are still to be filled, in
rhythm and brass sections as well
as in the newly-added string divi.
sion. Girl instrumentalists, in.
terested in o professional musica'
career are invited to contact Dan.
iel M. Gary, business manager
international Sweethearts OF
Rhythm, 208 S. ST., N. w., Wash.
ington, D. c.
The special Concert tour viii
commence in December, follow
ing completion Of current one.
nighter engagements.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
Move Over Allen,
Hope Make Room
for Sam Spade

Howard Duff - who as Sam
Spade Sunday at 8 pm. EDT
over station and CBS) has broken
put recently in several snatches
Of song is a somewhat shaky bari
tone-now is flattered to find
himself classed as a comedian.
Howard s claim to comic fame
is based ON a fan letter from u
lady in the Pacific Northwest. The
letter explains that she and her
husband had listened to Jack Ber-
ny and other funny men, high and
low, with an occasional chuci1le
as tn result. However, she con
tinues, the roar Of laughter that
had overtaken them, quite by sur
prise, while listening to THE
Adventures Of Sam Spade" has
been worth years of patient radio
listening.
The lady had thought that
SPADE might just have seemed
funny at the moment Of listen.
ing. But the next morning she
gave his humor the acid test
Even with a huge wash staring
her in the face she writes the
lines were still funny. The lady
typed the letter before tackling
the laundry, finishing off by say
ing thanks for the laughs and
now for the washing
Duff knows that one swallow
the time being the regulations of
doesn't make a summer 50 for
Allen and Hope and Benny seem
in no danger.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
Warner Bros. Launch
Record Fall Filming

BURBANK, Calf. Warner
Bros. swung into a record-break.
ing Fab shooting schedule This
week with two new productions
before the cameras, third return.
ed from an overseas location trek
two more booked to start before
the weeks close and three others
in preparation for September be.
ginnings.
Pictures rolling are Christie.
pher Blake" starring Alexis
Smith, Robert Douglas and Ted
Donaldson, april Showers" star.
ming Jack Carson and Ann South.
ern with Bobby Ellis and TO the
Victor starring Dennis Morgan
and Viveoa Lindfors. The latter
company has just returned from
France, where scenes were film.
ed in Paris and on the D-Day bat
tie sector in Normandy.
Scheduled to roll before the
weeks close are Winter Meeting
the Bette Davis starrer and
Johnny Belinda" starring Jane
Wyman and Lou Ayres.
La preparation to roll in Sept
ember are "Sunburst," FREDERICK
de Cordova, director, and Ranald
Dougan, producer, Colt .45.n
Raoul Walsh, director, and Sea-
ton I. Miller, producer and The
Adventures Of Don Juan.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
Telephone Co.
Keeps Pace 18th
Growing Omaha

Telephone construction projects
which are being carried on by
the telephone company in keeping
pace with the rapid growth OF
Omaha are making good progress
and several important steps will
be completed this fall.
Saturday night, November Is,
has been set as the time for plac.
ing in operation the dial equip
ment which is being installed in
the new Pleasant office on North
Both st. This equipment will serve
about $500 homes and places Of
business in the general area
between Lake st. and Ames ave.
Transfer of these customers from
other central office areas will
make it possible to serve more
than 1900 Omaha applicants now
waiting for telephones. These ap-
plicants are being contacted to
arrange for wiring and installa-
ton of telephones before Novem-
Der Is so that they can get SER
vice as soon as practicable after
that date.
At the same time, about 800
telephone customers in the Carter
Lake district in Iowa win be given
a new central office prefix.Lake.
This step is being taken to
identify these telephone custom
srs as located in Iowa.
New Omaha telephone direc.
tory, with more than 10000 new
and changed telephone numbers,
b now being prepared and will be
distributed to homes and offices
for use beginning November 16.
Foreshadowing further progress
in meeting service demands in
Omaha, the new Orchard tele-
phone building at 23rd and 20"
st., is nearing completion. Deliv-
cries of equipment are scheduled
for late this year and we are
c~entering our efforts on the OBJ
j~ective of getting it installed.
tested, and ready for service by
the middle Of 1948.
The additions and changes requir
ed to meet Omah's greatly in
creased needs for telephone err
vice add up to a big and compli-
Gated job. Each construction pro-
jeet which is completed is one
more step in the telephone com.
pany program of a completely
of Omaha.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
Hate Merchant
Arrested Under
New Gary LAM

GARY, Ind.-What police offic.
ials believed to be the first ar
rest under Indfana's new anti-hate
law which was passed by the 1947
General Assembly making it a
felony TO disseminate malicious
hatred by reason of race, color
or religion" was carried out last
Saturday when Joal Eddy, a mid
dle-aged store operator, accused
Of encouraging the mass truancy
Of Emerson School students in
Gary, was held on charges of act
ing to Nolate Indiana's new law.
According to Police Chief Mil
Lard Matodina, Eddy was taken
into custody last Tuesday, when
the pupils first walked out In pro.
test against admission of Negro
children to their school. After q
warning, he said that Eddy was
released, but was rearrested last
Saturday on an affidavit filed by
Mark c. Roser, public school vel.
fare Child director.
With parents being called in to
appear before the Lake County
probation officer, the school board
stood by its city-wide anti segre-
CATION policy, which has made it
possible for thirty-eight Negro
pupils under the seventh grade to
enroll at Emerson.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
sYM Informal
Education School
announces Plan

Carl w. Morrow, Program Dir.
ector Of the Oman YMCA, has
announced that all the arrange
ments have been completed for
the "Y"'s informal education pro-
gram for both men and women
which will begin on October 6.
Anyone who is interested in
this educational opportunity may
register now either at the Central
~" General Office or by mail
on or before October 1. All mail
should be addressed to Harriette
Koch, Registrar.
Students will find q wide vari.
ETY. of courses offered which have
been designed for the particular
purpose of making leisure time
more enjoyable and profitable.
Glasses will include the following:
Beginning Photography; Advanc-
ed Photography; Public Speaking;
Painting; Marriage for Moderns;
Craftsmanship; Greek; Russian;
Leathercraft; Citizenship and
English; Singing; Advertising;
and the Sports School for Begin
ners. All classes, unless specified
otherwise, will meet once a week
for ten weeks.
Don Warner, Glen Walker. and
Norman Haired comprise the Ed,
ucational Committee. Carl w.
Morrow is the Director, and Mar
guerity Grote is the Business
Manager. All instructors are
specialists in their particular field
and the courses should be both
interesting and helpful.
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
Civil Service Offers
Future and Careers

Persons Interested in securing
permanent Fedral employment as
Pharmacists, $2644 to S4149 q
year, r invited to fhe anplica
ton with the Executive Secretary,
Boar d of U. S. CivilS Service Elk.
aminers, Veterans Administration,
Fort Smelling, st. Paul II, Mimi,
not later than October 2. Positions
are in Veterans Administration
establishments throughout Branch
No. 8 Area, which includes the
States Of Iowa, Minnesots, Nebr.
North and South Dakota.
Further information and appIica-
ton forms may obtained from
the Civil Service Board at Fort
Smelling, from the Director. Eight
.. S. Civil Service Region. Post
The Omaha guide., 1947-09-13
Churchmen Desire
Closer Planning
Cooperation

| The common loyalty of our
churches to the cause Of Christ
ought to find expression more full.
ly in our planning together and
cooperation for the extension OF
the church in Omaha" declared
administrative officials Of nine de
nominational groups represented
on the Extension and Church
Planning Committee Of the Omaha
Council Of Churches in a State.
ment of Principles" adopted to-
day by the committee. The com.
mittee met at 4 pm. at the Book
Of Books Store,' new church publ
ication agency located at BIC
South 18th st., and was chaired by
Mr.. Joseph M. Emmert, lawyer.
In a statement which it direct
ed sent to Protestant churches of
Omaha, the committee outlined
principles of church location
which it approved, and described
the procedures which it was pre-
pared to follow in advising with
churches in projected plans for
building new churches or re-locat
ing churches already established.
The task of winning the city
is too big for any one communion
1t is a common responsibility Of
all. Omaha should have enough
churches, but not too many. They
SHOULD be good churches" the
statement said.
A subcommittee presented ,
may showing a re-study Of the
present location Of all churrL.
structures in Omaha. In one area
six blocks square, the COMMITTEE
found twelve churches.
Information available to the
committee indicated that Protcz'
ant churches are prepared to ex
pend more than S7O0, 900, 900 in
America on Church plant in the
immediate future.
Members Of the committee are:
Mr.. Joseph M. Emmert, chairman
Rev. Glen L. Rice, Executive Sec
rotary for the Presbyterian
Churches Of Nebraska; Rev. Paul
N. Hillman, District Superintent
ent Of the Methodist Church; Rev.
G. c. Becker, chairman of the De.
partment Of Home Missions Of
the Nebraska Regional Conference
of the National Lutheran CouDci,.-
Rev "A. L. Cole, representing III
Nebraska Convention Of the Dis
ciples of Christ; Rev. Gottfral
Anderson, Superintendent of The
Midwest Conference of the Evan
gelical Mission Covenant Church:
Rev. E. E. Erickson, registrar fo~
the Omaha Association of the Con-
gregational Christian Churches;
Rev. Ralph McAuley, Stated
Clark for the Synod Of Nebraska
of the United Presbyterian
Church.