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The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11
Mems Day Pro-
gram at St. John
Sunday
PANAMANIAN PASTOR
TO BE FEATURED AS
SPEAKER

Mems Day Services will be
the feature attraction at St.
Johns A. M. E. Church on Sun
day, the 18th.
The program committee
chairman announces that the
featured guest speaker of the
day, will be the Reverand E.
A. Small, Of Panama. Rev.
Small will preach the sermon
at the II a. m. services, al
which time, the Mems Chorus
will render music for the oc-
cassion. The chorus is under
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11
THOUSANDS
ATTENDING
SESSIONS
Houston Mayor
Welcome
Delegates

Houston, Texas-(Special to
the Omaha Guide)-All roads
lead to Houston, as thousands
of Baptist leaders, delegates
and visitors treked into the
Texas City, September z, for
the 48th annual session of the
National 7 ,ptist convention,
Inc, with DIR. d. v. Jemison,
is president of the convention.
The Texas State conventions
and the Houston ministers and
laymen Of all denominations
are acting host to the conven-
ton.
Women's Auxiliary in Sessio',
Mrs. S. w. Layton, presi-
dent of the Women's conven-
ton is presiding over the Wo-
mems Auxiliary melting in the
Music Hall. The second floor
of tn hall is reserved for the
sessions of the Youth Depart
ment Of the Auxiliary.
The National Laymen's con
vention will hold its sessions
at the Antioch Baptist Church
During their sessions the John
L. Webb, distinguished Ser
vice Award will be presented
to Carol d. Hughes Of Indiana
The annual report of the Sec
polls, Ind, for the most out
standing church work of the
year. The music convention
held its sessions at the Mt.
Carmel church.
Annual Report
retary, d. ]. Robinson, is ex-
pected to be of great importan-
ce and far-reaching in its scope
Interest however, was center
ed Wednesday upon the report
of the Finance committee. On
Wednesday morning, the con-
vention was welcomed to Hou-
ston by its Mayor, Rev. E. R.
Green, welcomed on behalf of
the Baptist of the City, DR.. J.
E. Codwell, for the Education
al Institutions, and Mr.. Ros-
coe Cavitt, executive secretary
Of the Negro Chamber Of Com
merce, on behalf Of the Negzp
business.
KATL and KTRH radio
stations broadcast number of
the convention addresses.
Attending the conven1on,
were many of the Nebraska all
Iowa delegates.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11
URBAN LEAGUE NOTES

During the absence Of both
secrtaries, Mr.. M. Leo Bohan.
on and Mr.. M. M. Taylor, who
are now in Richmond, Va, at
tending the National Conferen
ce for Urban League Executiv
es, Miss Lottye Wright, office
secretary will be in charge Of
the local office. Both Mr.. Bo-
hanon and Mr.. Taylor will re-
turn on September 14th.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

MEMO TO THE GIRLS:
There's a bounty on your pref
tv heads. It's not for being
little dears. It's because, they
say the boys, you act like little
wolves. But that is another
column initself, next week, ]
will you give you the informa-
ton as it was passed on to me
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

the direction of Mr.. I. S. Nc
Pherson. Mr.. William Kyles
Jr., will be the guest soloist.
Pageant In Evening
At the evening service, a pag
cant entitled Abraham Offers
up Issaac, will be presented
The public is invited to attend
both of ulese services.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

Fight Infantile Paralysis
National Foundation for Iafantile
Paralysis thus far has spent 81, 3Oo,-
900 for research, education and cpl
demic aid in its fight on polio.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

For the last few weeks this
paper has been running an ad
for the Walter R. link Real
Estate Co., S03 Omaha Natl
Bank Bldg, in which he offers
lots upon which to build for as
low as SIPS and rone for more
than $3.50, with a down pay
ment as low as $40 and $5 per
month. The taxes are paid on
these lots and many of them
are in choice locations. !.
Here appears to be the answer
to these planning to build.
-. | stopped in Cigar store
downtown the other day, and
the clerk told me that Truman
cigars have a slight edge on
the Dewey cigars in sales. Il
might mean something, who
knows? Sign on a pawnshop
"See us at your earliest in
convenience"
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

A rumor's gaining headway
in the East that there's a ser
ious shortage of young maria
gable girls in Nebraska Gas
well as in Iowa. and that you
ng Nebraska boys are getting
desperate.
Next thing we'll be invaded
~ Chicago, New York and the
Kansas City girls hunting
Husbands, of course, we out
here know better!
You know how things get twis
ted.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

-. If a lot of people would
give as much attention to the
affairs of the world and whom
they put in office as they do to
the big prize radio programs,
we might get somewhere.
For using foul language over
the telephone you san have
your service discontinued.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11
ONCE UPON
OUR TIME
By the Town Crier

If you want to reach 70
better keep your spedometer
around so. The SIS cent "Dipsy
Doodle" sundae was encounter
ed recently'in wild California
region by a local man who has
Just returned from out that
way: 1t contains 5 big scoops
of 5 different ice creams and
sherbets, plus melba peach,
chocolate and marshmallow
syrup and whipped cream and
peanuts and cherryP
Of course you don't have to
eat it if you don't pay the SIS
cents.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

Memo to our two Sen
ators. | smell a rat in the deal
to use Russian money exclus
lively in Berlin. They could
get a chock hold that way.
The Omaha guide., 1948-09-11

l see where the experts fear
television will deal a knockout
blow to movies and radio, and
maybe even to magazines and
books, and newspapers.
Not if its dished up in the
same gooey way that's making
radio SO piffling.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24

| fit 8erb in innisem ginflang IN Dem
einen 8ort Der Sebniuht uno 2iebe
aus: Maria.
8enn er iie bod beute nod ieben
fonnte!
,3uDeilen uor es ibm INN oieie 3eit
gegliidt, ibr 5u begegnen. Mon6noI
fam lie NIT Wal6en ltno Gldr6en aus
bent bod am. Berg gelegenen 8ons
gart'i6en 8arten, tpenn er bon lei.
nem 8alolpa5iergang beimfebrte.
gr beIdlerniet feline Sdritte. Gid.
tig! 0a unten itebt er bie orei 9omen
our6 Die Sedenpege tolab eeben. @it
elm paar weiten Spriineen bolt er ite
Elm.
~@erol @ie ou mid erIdredt
bait!" ruff 0toria in abii9tli6er lie
bertreibung. SD elaubte, eit
S6ladtroB aus einem taulenoi6bri.
gen Seioegrab tpdre lebenoig getpor.
Den uno fdme in uiloer @ut oabers
geltitrmt. ltno nun itebt er ba gang
borms uno atemlos NIT ben number,
|i6onen 8lumen."
~a6!" iagte Ralden, NIT perfl6r,
ten Iugen bon einem gum onoern
blideno: rgr folst erroteno ibren
Spuren uno lit bon tbrem @ruB be,
gliidt; oas Shonlte iudt er ouf 6en
Sluren, momit er feline 2tebe
id)miidtl"
~Gas burfte ni6t fommen, sSrdu-
leln Wtalden," pebrt Oforia nit
plotlibem Grroten. Ser orme Shil,
Ter! Seine bobe Boeite 10 in oen 9ta.
tag 5lt 5erren!".
~0arf id bitten, Rorio?" @ero
rei6t ibr ben StrouB.
~@ir teilen l6ipeIterlid, tpenn on
erlaubIt, @ero. Damn tpirIt on Elm
onrd 11tlern Can't Oreifod begliidter
Wann."
Iber oabon pollten sic bei0er on
bern 9omen ni6ts ipiiIen.
Glarhen meinte I6elmild IaGen0:
"8tr lino Ood bier niht in Der Sir
fell"
50 muBte g3orio Serbs 6riib,
ltngsItrauB bebalten.
BerO batte bon 5orter Sugen0 an
elne groBc @ertid6tung fir uSunte
Walden" gebabt, llno OaS ntltntere
Gldrben mar ibm INNER Iieb 1mo
Dert gemeIen. Sn oieiem 9Iugenblif
mare ibm ieood fem Ylonet i'm Sim.
melsralun 81 cntfernt ODER untuirtli6
gemeIe1t al5 BOB er sic beioeu niht
tnbrilnltig 0ortbin geipiinlht bate.
Sben om 8ergbang, mo sic letten
.ormen SGltIerden 5lpiIchen Ben 8Gr=
ten iteben, pobnte 2iia @GIIerIei1l,
Sante WaldenS erprobte @nlffrou.
"@ir niiiien sic 2iIo fir nGdIte
Mode beItellen, Sante Wolden," er-
lnnerte Gldr6en NIT barmlolem @e.
Iidt, ais iie ieBt in bic gtQbe oes
9ouS6en$ famen.
Sldrden bate elm merfpiir6ig fei,
mes 8erltanOnis fir oas, mas @ero
in oteIem gugenblif betpegte.
~Sa, gebt nur langiom peiter," q"
lagte Vtoldcn arglos; ~tuir bolen eud
lhOn bal0 pieoer ein."
sd luollte, Ger 8ooen ipGre 8ed
lrnO N3pbalt uno ibr bliebt oarin
lteden!" miinidte @ero in Ieinem
belmlt6Iten Ser5en.
Utaria batte nid)t libel 2uIt, 0ie
Gomen 5lt beeleiten. 9lber als lie
Serbs betriibte Wiene iab, fonnte lie
lbn oo6 ni6t allein geben loiien.
Sbr Ser5 tlopfte ge1poltig.
Sic fitblte, Oob ibr ShidIal itd
erfitllen ioQte.
"Vtario," iagte @ero, als iie ouBer
Sorlpelte lparelL ~i6 gebe in oen
naditen Sagen fir ie6s Wonnte nod]
aoln ans Sberlanoesgerift. 8orber
mo6te ib iiber cine 5roge @eluiBbeit
boben, Die mir pidtiger lit ols mein
Seben. 9lt lpeiBt lange, tpie es nm
mid Itebt. Su peiBt, oaB ib oid om
lleblten babe ouf Ser gan5en @elt.
&onnIt ou MIDI au6 Elm bishen lieb
boben Wtarta? =. 60 uie cine sSrou
lbren Munn lieb baben iou?".
Seine lnnere grregung mar 10
ltorf, Dob leine Stimme beiier uno
unoelltlid ipuroe.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-01-24

/ Mario ipaete nidt, ibn ansuieben.
Cine eroBe aneit lag auf ibr. !.
Die gan5e, 10 pertraute unrpelt
mar auf einnlal Dor ibr perSunfen.
gs mar, ols idpebe fie gang allein
init Serb i'm gla, eingebillt in Die
bangen, gra,en SdIeier Der begin
nenoen 9ammerung.
llno gan5 aus Der Serne. bon irs
genopo Der borte Tie elm nnldglid
trauriges 2ieo. 0as 2ieo bonn Nfen=
i6enleben. Oa5 2ieo bonn 2ieben uno
Seioen. @noli6 fam eS gepreBt bon
ibren 2ippen:
sd DeiB nod nift, tpie cine SSrou
ibren Wonn Iieb baben ioH. 9erb.
aber oas tpeiB if, oaB ib NIT Sir
um Die gan5e @elt geben fonnte."
| @erb 5udte entt6uidt auf: r9as
fonnteft on aud nit adermann.
GannIt bu mid oenn nibt elm penig
lieb baben, Waria?"
ga iflug iie ibre treuen ainoer-
augen boa 5u ibm ouf:
SD fam mir nidt oenfen. bob 6u
einmal trourig ooer biIfsbe6iirftig
DarIt, rno id] oiirfte sir ni6ts fein,
bid nif)t troiten rno Dir belfen."
ltno gang leiIe uno oerihdnt fubr
lie fort: sd fonnte nidt leioen, boB
cine anoere sir mebr tpdre als ih."
ga iubelte CT al,f inoem er fie ON
iif 500: .Gos it's ia, mas i6 mill.
Gann baIt on midi ia bod Iieb, 6,l
meln Slid, mein 2cben, mein Gin
nno auesl"
Gr bielt lie tnnig umfnnsen, uno
i'm Sfut beS bobcn 9efen,pees fiiBte
er tbr Stirnc, su9en 1no Muno.
9is Elm 5tpeiItimniges 6isfretes
SuIten i'm aus ollen Simtneln ber-
,lnterriB.
Sic 2iio fann fonmen om Ton-
tag" bcriftcte Sontc NaI6en nit
felterrotenl Ocrlegenem @efft, be-
megter Stimme uno elmer 8idtiq=
felt, OILS Derfiinoc lie Sen etpi9en SOL
ferTrle0en.
Ibcr N}oIf)en 5ortfitbIigc3 8eneb-
MEN Ino ebrlid)e5 9tutogsoclttIh Oh
ne Sdiller uno Sbotelpeore iparen
fir Die bcioen 2iebenoen gon3 Der
loren uno 10 unpcrItQn0Iit, als b6tte
lie in Scr Sprafe ser &offern gere.
BET.
IS mar 8cro, Ser 5uer5t nit bel
Den iSiiBcn ouI bic GrOe berunterfom.
Gr taste Wturia5 Snno.
ogSir iteIlen 1tn3 oen 0omen ais
gIitdlideS 8routpnnr Dor"
8a iubelte GlGr6en; Wolhen nur=
oc natiirlid elegiI6; ober beioe Iti1nm=
ten oorin iiberein, boB iie ~es" longe
battcn tommen ieben, uno Dab es Die
gliifIidIte @be peroen tpiiroe, oie ie=
mails bon observation-disclosures geI6loIien
tpuroe.
0ieIer 9lniidJt mar ouf) oos qan5e
Stdotden, alien boran Gater S6bn.
lein uno stdermonn.
8ei Or. Galerius, ser iid olIer=
oings feinen liebern SdDiegerIobn
bate piiniden fonnen, ipieIten in oen
bellen SSSubcl Der 6reubenipmpbonie
lfon IeiIe einige olnfle Wou, ,9lfforoe
bon Srennllng uno S6eioen binein.
Iber er 5pang iif, lie 81 iiberboren
1tno 5eigte Ieinen &inoern Elm frobes
sngelid)t.
Sultine aIlein tOnnte ii6 nitt be-
berrlden.
Sic muBte nun Dor ibren Iebenoen
9lugen erleben, tpie fir ibren @ero
Die gan5e @elt rur nod Elm @ejen
uml1loB: Vtnria.
9lae onoern Wenlhen, nie grobe
Inrehte lie ouA ouf Ieine 3uneigung
uno Gantbarfeit butten, lparen fir
Den sugenblif nenigitens su obIo-
lnten gtebenfiguren genoroen.
Statt Iid in rubiger lteberlegung
llno Grgebllng 81 iagen, boB @ero ia
MIR Dem bonn S6opfer gepollten gro
BEN Naturgelet folgte, trieb iie itd)
bon Tag 81 Gag mebr in cine leioen=
lboftlttc Gi1erludlt binein.
(Sortiesung folgt)
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
To Liquidate
DIP Camps
Within Year

Tel Aviv (JTA)-The govern
ment of Israel is planning to liqui-
date all the camps for displaced
Jews in Europe within one year,
it was revealed here at press
conference by Moshe Shapiro, Is
raeli immigration minister.
He expressed the hope that these
negotiations will lead to financial
arrangements by the IRO which
will facilitate the emigration Of
all the displaced Jews from the
camps in the European countries.
The Israeli government intends
to bring in 125,000 immigrants
into the country. The minister
said whoever wants to and can
immigrate by his own means, not
requiring government assistance,
is welcome and can come immedi-
ately. Israeli immigration officers
are now stationed in many cities
distributing visas to Israel.
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
Force Israel
Continued from page II

ing an air transport shuttle serv-
ice between CzechoSlovakia and
Israel. This airfield was mention
ed earlier in a statement issued by
the British Foreign Office, which
charged the Czechoslovak Govern
ment with supplying Israel with
arms by this route. It is now
understood tn t following the
American warning the CzeChoslo-
yak authorities did close the field.
A second instrument of pressure
on Israel is seen in the Security
Councils coming vote on Israeps
request for membership in the
United Nations. It is understood
that Britain might now agree to
vote to admit Israel, if the Israeli
Government meanwhile agrees to
a definition of frontiers and to ac-
cept in principle some disposition
of the Arab refugee problem.
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
Kitchen Expert Is
SisterhOOd Speaker

First meeting of the season will
be Tuesday, Sept. IA at 1870 p.
m. at Congregation Anshei Israel
with Esther McKemy, Home Eco
nomist for the Tucson Gas and
Light Co. talking on Put Magic
Into Your Kitchen" with demon
strations. She is well qualified
and will have valuable informa-
ton to give the members.
Miss McKemy will tell about
all the new, fascinating gadgets,
short cuts in cooking, arrange
ment of kitchens and lots about
the process of home deep freez-
ing.
Mrs. Harry Shift will preside
and she especially invites new
comers in to the community to
come. A social hour and refresh
mentS will follow.
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
Israel Reports
TOUN On DPS

LAKE SUCCESS (JTA) - The
Israeli Government, in a state
ment submitted this week to the
UN Security Council on the situa-
tion of displaced Jews in Europe
estimated that there are still about
$50, 900 displaced persons of Jew
ish nationality in Europe who
must depend on Jewish aid for
their support.
Since the proclamation Of Is
raeli statehood on May IA, the
Jewish state has absorbed 28,551
immigrants and has decided to
continue, and even enlarge, this
rate of absorption during the COM
ing months and year. "The econ
omy of the state of Israel is ur-
gently in need of working hands
for existing agricultural settle
ments, industrial enterprises and
public works, as well as for the
execution of comprehensive de-
velopment program in the coming
years." the memorandum pointed
out.
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03

the u. S. reversal of Palestine
policy last spring "by someone in
a position to know the facts. p"
President Truman took his pro-
Palestine stand over the stiff re-
sistance of the State Department.
She said that twice during the
fall before the final vote on
partition, Major Gen. John Hill
dring, appointed to handle the
Truman Palestine policy, re-
ceived telegrams from Wash
ington advising him to reverse
the u. S. line and not to support
partition.
Both times Gen. Hilldring
called the White House to confirm
the wires and learned that no such
orders had gone out from the
President.
"The most amazing detail OF
the story, however, IS that Pres
ident Truman first learned of
the u. S. reversal of policy when
he read it in the newspapers"
the WINS coIumnist said. The
final decision to switch to trus-
teeship had never been cleared
with the White House
Miss Brand said President Tru-
man had discussed trusteeShip as
a possible alternative if partition
should prove unavoidable "but he
had never been informed by the
State Department that such a mo-
ment had arrived, and it was
therefore necessary to substitute
it for the partition plan."
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03

Raymond Massey, distinguished
star of stage and screen, who en-
deared himself to America with
his superb portrayal of Abraham
Lincoln, brings home the dis
placed persons message as COM
mentator in the recently released
HAS documentary film, placing
the Displaced"
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Present,

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Present,
Colonia Solana, drove back new
Cadillac car, arriving about 10
days ago. They had an active
summer visiting in the Middle
West and eastern seaboard.
Visiting Mrs. Betty Snyder, E.
Speedway, for a month or so is
her husband.
The Arizona post., 1948-09-03
Says Truman NeUer Approve
Trusteeship As u. s. Policy

WASHINGTON Arts Feature Syndicate coumnist
learned about the
tresp plan for he read the
reporter had given the story of
Evening star., 1948-10-17
College Park PTA to Meet

William S. Schmidt, assistant su-
perintendent of Prince Georges
County schools, will speak at a
meeting of the College Park Parent
Teacher Association at 8 pm.
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
'Thurmond Sees Choice
Of Tyranny, Freedom

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 16.-
Gov. j. Strom Thurmond said to-
night the American people on No
vember 2 must choose between
tyranny of centralized government
and historic constitutional freedom. !"
The States Rights Democratic
presidential candidate said the
country faces its most critical cleo
ton. He urged citizens to vote for
"a retention OF States rights and
individual liberties as guaranteed in
the Constitution"
He said "the Philadelphia conven-
tions of the Truman Democrats, the
Republicans and the Progressives all
Endorsed resolutions designed to
break down the traditional pattern
OF American government. The Com
munlsts are perfectly aware that
their philosophy will never gain con-
troll OF Americans until State lines
are broken down and power central
lied in Washington"
In a call for loyal Democrats to
purge the party" Gov. Thurmond
predicted that States Fighters would
rebuild our party, beginning with
this election, and make it once again
a great voice for the doctrine of the
sovereignty OF States and for the
personal freedom of the individual
man.
Evening star., 1948-10-17

hands. in SO many different places
that they are not now effectively
giving to the people of our country
the value, the assurance and the
services to which they are entitled.
I'VE have unemployed insurance
in one place, old age assurance in
one place, in public health we have
10 different agencies in Washing
ton, D. c., alone, dealing with the
public health of the people of our
country. The minimum wage serv-
ice is maintained elsewhere, and the
important question of an annual
wage is no where. From one end
of Washington to another the ag-
encies which serve our people are
scattered by a lavish hand. They
serve everything except the effec-
tive welfare Of our people.
Il have this suggestion to pro-
pose. In the Cabinet Of the United
States the welfare services to our
people are just as important as the
Cabinet posts which deal with the
delivery OF the mail, which deal
with labor, which deal with COM
merce and which deal with the
many aspects Of our national well
fare.
1T seems to me important and es-
sential that our aged people and
those who depend on unemployment
insurance, those who receive the
benefits to which they are entitled
from their Government have a CO.
ordinsted, competent administra-
ton serving their interests. 1t
seems to me just as important as
many Of our other services which
are centralized.
Mother Boarded Train.
Accordingly, I propose we create
a department in our Government,
a department which will bring un-
der one roof and into one swift
and effective service and into the
hands of one group Of people who
can continuously develop the TECH
Evening star., 1948-10-17
Tug Speeds 10 Rescue
Of 5 Aboard BARGE
BY the Assoeio,sd Prs.s

SEATTLE. Oct. 1s.-A five-man
crew aboard a leaking barge was at
tempting to ride out rough waters in
the Gulf of Alaska tonight as a tug
sped to the rescue.
The lo5-foot, self propelled barge,
the Starstone, sent an SOS last
midnight, reporting 1t was in a sink
ing condition. -.
There had been no further word
from the Starstone and a search
plane earlier today reported no trace
of the craft.
Tonight. however, q Coast Guard
plane radioed it had sighted the
barge. about 88 miles west of Yak
utat. The tug Shinn left Yakutat at
6 pm. PST to go to its aid. The
run would take about eight hours.
The plane said part of the barge's
superstructure had been washed
away and 1t was riding low in the
water. Two men were observed on
deck.
Evening star., 1948-10-17
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Evening star., 1948-10-17
School Board 10 Discuss
Reading Clinic Proposal

A plan to establish a clinic for
grade school children who are hav-
ing trouble learning to read will be
taken up by the Board of Education
at its meeting Wednesday.
The reading clinic proposal will
be presented to the board by DR..
Hobart M. Corning, superintendent
OF schools. Remedial reading teach
ers now are employed in the school
system and they would be assigned
part time to the clinic, which will be
established in centrally located
elementary school.
The clinic would provide diagnosis
and treatment for backward read.
ers."
Other business to be taken up by
the School Board will include
recommendation from Albert E.
Steinem, chairman of the committee
on community use of buildings and
on policy toward segregated
use of school property by the Rec
reatlon Department. Mr.. Steinem
would not reveal what his commit
tees recommendation would he
Evening star., 1948-10-17

NEW YORK-CHESTER BOWLES' DAUGHTER WEDS-Mr
ana MRS Hamilton Coolidge are shown they left
Episcopal Church yesterday shortly wedding
Coolidge the former Barbara Bowes daughter of Chester
Democratic candidate for of Connecticut
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