davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-11

oil ua sc LaJ SpOr ne mOZe
rijesiti nj hitcima il para
beluma, nj jataganOm, nj no.
zem karikasem. Da Sc tai
spor rijesi, trebati &c mnogO |
politicIe zrelosti, izpravnog
gledanja ma politicki polozaj
te procjenjivanja mogucnosti.
Glavno je ali osloboditi Sc
svake mrznje.
Obzirom ma to, ia bin
Sc usudio zapitati vas, da Ii
mislite, da je vas sporazum
sa Beogradom 1899. godine
bio pocetak federalizacije Ju-
goslavije, koja bi Hrvatskoj
i Srbiji bila svakako osigura-
la wise srece i mira, i oslobo-
dila je gradjanskog rata?
Uvjeren sam i danas, da
je sporazum cd 1889. bio ne
samo pocetak federalizacije
nego konfederalizacije Jugo-
slavic i mozda ostalog die
la Balkanskog poluotoka IL
kljuciv Bugarsku Alba
niju.
- Prema tome, Dvadeset
i sedmi Ozujka 1941. bio je
svakako katastrofalan datum
nase historic?
- Sigurno je, da je da-
tum 27. marta bio katastro-
falan. Uvjeren sam, da nije
bilo 27. marta ne bi biIo nj
Hitlerove nj Nussolinijeve o.
kupacije mi strahovitog me-
djusobnog klania, a, sto je
najvaznije, ne bi danas svi
narOdi Jugoslavije stenjali
pod komunistickim jarmom.
- I vi ste misljenja, da
ma isti nacin, kao sto je Alex
sandar stvorio ustaStvo, da
je i ustastvo sa Pavelicem
stvorilo Tita i partizane?
- Uvjeren sam, da ne bi
nikada doslo do ustastva, da
nisu usred beogradskog par
Iamenta poubijani ranjeni
hrvatski narodni zastupnici sa
Stjepanom Radicem ma celu,
da nije kralj Aleksandar, u
mjestO da dade Hrvatima ka-
kovu takovu zadovoljstinu, u
veo diktaturu oktroirao t.
Nv. ustav, kojim je zanijekao
Hrvatima cak narodnu in
dividualnost. Nakon zlocina
pocinjenog u parlamentu, sto
nikako nije bilo djelo samo
Punise Racica, mnogi fran
kovci SUI Sc bill priklonili Hr-
vatskoj Seljackoj Stranci. IA
da je ali proglasen famozni
AleksandrOv ustav rekao mi
je jedan cd agilnijih zagre-
backih frankOvaca, Stipe ia
vor, koji je 1886. umro u Mi
trovackoj kaznioni: "Sada Vi
dino da ne ina niSta bez
krvavih gaca."
" . / doista SUI kratkO
vrijeme nakon toga pocele
razne teroristicke a kcije i
bjezanje u inozemstvo, gdje
je najprije pod protektora-
tom Madjara a poslije Tall
jana, stvoren ustaski kadar,
koji SUI Hitler i Mussolini
nakon okupacije prebacili IL
zemlju. Jednako, ne bi nj
kada bill mOgli kOmunisti sa
Titom ma celu stvoriti svoju
vojsku, da mu nisu ustase
svojim zvjerstvima natjerali
u narucaj Srbe IL sjevero-
zapadne BOsne i Korduna, a
cetnici i Talijani Hrvate IL
Dalmacije Gorskog Kotara.
StO cete zIo ne moze roditi
nego zlo. Cini Sc ali, da ljudi
jos uvijek to ne uvidjaju."
X
Opaska uredniStva: - Ina
u tom razgovoru stvari gdje
Sc nebismo potpunoma slo-
zili, S misljenjem G. DR.. Ma
ceka. Drzimo, da je pogres-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-11
0PASKA UREDNISTYA

U ovom broju u engleskom
dijelu imade vaznih clanaka o
clanskoj kampanji Cd engle-
skog urednika, pa Cd glavnog
tajnika, brata Josipa Belle,
takodjer vazan cianak o ma
predku Pomladka IL pera u
pravitelja istoga, brata Mi
chael Grasha. Nase citatelje
upozorujemo ma te stvari da
in procitaju.
X
Jedan ispravak. - u pro-
slom broju pogresno je ne
hotice oglaseno, da je brat
Josip Vucic IL South Chicago
poslao kao svoj doprinos Gro
attain Center SIS. Ova sc po-
greska nehotice potkrala, sto
ovime ispravljamo.
Molimo da Sc gornje uvazi!
- UredniStve.
X ....
Ispravak. - Pc zapisniku
sjednice Izvrsnog Odbora Cd
%. novembra objelodanjeno u
sluzbenom glasilu cd 4. janu-
ara 1856. 8
U zapisniku je pogrjesno
navedeno da je odobren ra-
Gun cd $4,000 bratu Johnu
Badovincu "a prisustvovanje
sprovodu pok. Franje Maso-
kato. Brat Badovinac je ime-
novan da zastupa H.B.Z. ma
tom sprovodu, ali on "a to
nije poslao racun niti je ME
mu isplaeena bio kakova svo-
ia "a tn stvar. Racun je j.
splacen tex "a vijenac, koji
je polozen ma odar pokojnog
brata Masokato. Neka sc o.
va ispravka uvazi.
Joseph Bella, 81. tajnik.
Nesretni broj
"Konobaru, oval racun IL
nasa upravo $13 - a tai je
broj nesretan "a meme.
"Sto je? Ear ste prazno-
vierni?"
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-11
Razgovor S predsjednikom hrvafske
SeIiaCke Stranke - DR.. Y. MaCekom

- Ou kdud pdlntifn, SHla-
tralo Sc je hrvatsko seljastvo
i hrvatski narod istovjetnim
pojmom. Eto pokojni Ante
Starcevic, zazelio je u Opo-
ruci, da bude pokopan ma SEQ
skom groblju u Sestinama,
jer zeli mrtav pocivati me-
dju svojim narodom. TEX, ka-
da Sc je seljastvo, t. j., ma
rod, poeeo pod Stjepanom
Radicem organizirati, da IL
zme Odlucivanje o svojoj sud
bini IL svoje ruke, digla Sc je
cd strane inteligencije gra-
djanstva hajka. Glavni, a mi
slim / jedini prigovor je bio,
da je "a muza lopata i mo-
tika a ne politika. Prigovor
da je HISS. stalezka stran-
ka a pogotovo, da je totali-
tarna, cuo sam TEX u emigra-
ciii i to cd ljudi, koji SUI do
sli II Hrvatskoj ma vlast po-
mOtu totalitaraca HitIera j
Mussolinija.
- Da Ii vi mislite, da bi
u oslobodjenoj Hrvatskoj bilo
mjesta "a ostale pokrete i
stranke osim HISS, koja &c
svakako imati vodecu ulogu?
Kakve bi takve stranke, o.
sim naravski HISS, bile po-
trebne hrvatskom narodu, da
bi Sc tako spasilo nacelo de-
mokratskog dvopartijskog 81
stema, koga wise iii mamie j.
ma svagdje ma zapadu?
/ - Naravno, da u sel.jaGko,i
prema tomu demokratskOj
Hrvatskoj mora svatl1o ina
ii slobOdu, da izrazi svoje mi
sjenje, pa da osniva stran-
Ike, ako nadje pristasa. ST.
gurno je da &c osim HISS BIZ
ii mozda suvise raznih stra-
naka. Ne vjerujem ali da &c
Sc kod mas moci razviti dvo-
partijski sistem. To je ko-
' liko ia znam posve anglosaski
specialized. u hrvatskom Sa-
boru primjerice, je sve do go
dine 1906. drzala vecinu Kue-
nova stranka, imajuci u o.
poziciji tri druge stranke. Cd
1906. pa do 1918. imala je
vecinu koalicija cd nekoliko
stranka, imajuci i opet tri
stranke u opoziciji. Mislim,
da &c slicno biti i IL buduce.
= Vase iskustvo IL jednog
uistinu teskog i velikog po-
litickog zivota, moglo bi pot
pomoci j one struje i ljude,
koji Sc ne bi vezali uz seliac-
XII pokret, da tako pomogne
Hrvatskoj u njenim prvim
demokratskim ositcima. Sto
: bi, prema tome, vi savjeto-
vail mladjim generacijama
. kod kuce u emigraciji?
- Koje &c stranke biti po-
!, trebne a koje nepotrebne, o
| tom &c odlucivati izbornici.
Traziti pax Cd meme, da pre-
!. porucim ljudima, koji Sc ne
ce vezati uz seljacki pokret,
: sto bi trebali ciniti isto ie
! kao kad bi netko pitao Nj
xona i Knowlanda sto bi j.
: mali ciniti ljudi, koji Sc ne
: slazu republikancima iii pi-
: tao Trumana i Harrimana
: sto da cine oni, koji Sc ne
} slazu S demokratima.
Hrvatska i Srbija
- Ako podjemo gledis-
, ia, da je Hrvatska sa svo-
: jim srednjim teritorijem CEN
| tralno-evropska po kulturi
l po ekonomiji, svojim mo-
: rem sredozmena, a sa svo-
> jim jugoistocnim djelovima
balkanska, kako vi drzite, da
bi Hrvatska najbolje mogla
osigurati svoju buducnost sa
. ia tri svijeta; i da Ii ste vi
misljenja, da svi oni koji 60
. vore o tome, da Sc Hrvatska
l i Srbija moraju odvojiti, 60
: wore ozbiljne politicke stva-
, ,lri?
- Wee sam malo prize ma
glasiO, da Sc Hrvatska nalazi
, IL sferi seljacke kulture. Dr.
Yin, r,nIr do 20 alxo.aslr: =:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1956-01-11
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bio zarazio | to vrlO mali diO
hrvatske inteligencije. u glav-
nom mali diO studenata dru-
9Th mladjih inteligenata. Nj
.ie bio nigdje zarazio ne sa-
mo seljactvo, nego nj radnis-
two. Zasto je i tai maleni dio
inteIigencije prihvatio komu-
nizam, ne bin mogaO reel jer
.je tesko zagledati u tudje
mozdjane. Pc svoj prilici je
razlog teznja, "a necim no.
vim tudjim. PostOJ moda
ne samo u odijevanju i po-
nasanju, nego i Il misljenju
liudi. FaSizma Iii nacizma nj
ie pak bilo nj medju inteli-
gencijom. Postojala je fran
kovstina, koju treba luciti cd
ustastva. Frankovci su bill
hrvatski sovinisti, plod malo-
gradjanske u glavnom zagre-
backe sredine, kOG su sma-
trail Srbe jedinim neprijate-
lem Hrvata, ali sc je njihov
hrvatski sovinizam izzivlja-
vao IL plamenim govorima. u
stastvo pax, kao cetnistvo
.ie plod nase balkanske ne
kulture.
- Proglasivanje N. D. H.
travnja 1941, nije Ii to bilo
djelo jedne grupe inteligen-
CHE iii cijelokupnog hrvat-
skog naroda, kako nam to
neprestano naglasavaju hr-
vatski izbjeglice nacionalisti?
Proglasivanje N. ID. III.
ni.ie bilo nj djelo grupe in
teligencije a jos mamie die
10 cjelokupnog hrvatskog ma
roda. - Tu Sc predsjednik
Macek zaustavio, nastavivsi:
". Bio je to djelo Hit
lera i Mussolinija. Hrvatski
narod boriO Sc kroz vjekove
"a svoju narodnu individual
most "a postignuce hrvatske
drzave. / kada 10. travnja
1941 ulaze Nijemci u Zagreb,
ne cine nikOmu nasilja, nego
cak daju sugestiju, da Sc pro-
glasi t. Nv. nezavisna hrvat-
ska drzava, koje cudo, da je
zavladalo odusevljenje. Situa-
CHA je biIa po prilici takova,
kao kada karavana putuje
zedna pustinjom najedan-
put Sc pokaze ma obzorju ia
ia morgana :"
- Prividjenje "a zudjenom
vodom - dodao sam - ko-
ie u stvari nema ali zivi u
masti onih, koji ju traze |
trebaju, a nemaju je :.
'Ljudi polete "a utvarom
= nadovezao je odmah
da konacno poginu u pustinj-
skom pjesku. Bilo je tako II
Zagrebu ostalim gradovima.
Seljastvo, osim nesto sa peri
ferije Hrvatske, ostalo je, kao
uvjek, rezervirano, da vidi
Sto &c biti. Prvi hladni mlaz
/ otreznjenje, doslo je, kada
su proglaseni rimski ugovori
te sI otoci, veci dio Dalma-
cije i dio Gorskog Kotara
predan Italiji. Kada Sc je pax
proculo, "a prva masovna u
bijanja Srba II Gudovcu Gil
nj kada su nastala sve akut-
Mia proganjanja zidova, ma
stale je u Zagrebu gotovo
spontano ogorcenje. To ogor-
Genie nije moglo izbiti ma ja-
VII samo uslijed grubog te-
rora. Dovoljno je spomenuti,
da je kanonik Loncar bio jaw
no osudjen ma smrt samo "a
to, sto Sc ie u uzem krugu
nepovoljmo izrazio "a Paveli-
ca. Osuda doduse nije izvrse-
ma, ali ie bila javno progla-
sena. Koliko ia znam, nikada
nije proglaseno nikakvo po-
milovanje iii promjena osude.
Lonear je prosao razmjerno
jeftino, jer je bio kanonik.
Sa obicnim seoskim zupnikom
Osnivacem Hrvatske Katolic-
Ike Zajednice u Gary, Indiana,
Jesihom, imali SUI mamie OBJ
zira. Izvucen je bez ikakvog
suda u noci iz zupnog dvora,
ZakIan i bacen II Say1I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Busiest Man at Chicago
Will Be 'Fishboit' Miller

announcing: 'Mr. Speaker, the
President Of the United States
or Mr.. Speaker. a message from
the Senate"
When he returns from the
Northeast late next week to head
for Lake Michigan. Mr.. Miller
will take on a somewhat differ
ent but no less difficult task in
connection with doors and de-
corum.
He will not have to open or
close international Amphithea-
ter doors or have a hand in
regulating the entrance and ex-
its of would-be candidates. AS
for the exercise of vocal cords,
his doorkeeper responsibilities
will not even extend to the turn
ing of a key for the keynote
speech.
He nevertheless will supervise
staff of some so assistant door
keepers as we'll as a consid-
cradle contingent of professional
guards. He generally will be
found and seen-if he remains
in one place long enough-in
the vicinity of the rostrum.
Whenever there is a dignitary
to be ushered to the platform
or to be set straight on the line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01

formation provided by Elkins
were used by the Oregonian in a
series Of copyrighted articles
charging that Seattle interests
had conspired with local men in
an attempt to organize vice and
influence authorities.
Governor Ordered Probe
Gov. Elmo Smith then ordered
State Attorney General Robert
Y. Thornton to head a grand
jury investigation of these
charges. State police were
brought in to gather evidence.
Secret indictments and last
nights arrests climaxed the in
quiry.
Last Sunday. Langley had filed
Ia 81 million damage action
against the Oregonian Publish
ing Co., the attorney general and
Elkins, charging deprivation OF
civil rights.
Three lesser-known persons
and four police officers also have
been arrested in the last two
days on grand jury indictments.
The city policemen were charged
with perjury and the others on
lmisdemeanor counts involving
various offenses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Portland District Attorney
ARRESTED in Vice Probe

Joseph Mclaughlin" to permit
illegal gambling. Maloney and
Mclaughlin are Seattle men.
Another indictment charges
Langley with conspiracy to COM
NIT a felony.
Clyde c. Crosby. international
representative for the teamsters
union in Oregon. was charged
with conspiring to commit a
felony in connection with selec-
ton of a site for a proposed So
million exposition recreation
center here. Some time age
Crosby resigned as a member Of
the commission created to choose
a location for the center.
Firearms Charge
Crosby also was accused of H.
legal possession of firearms.
A third man taken into custody
last night-for the second time
in "a hours-waS James B
Elkins. Free on bail on a INSIDE
meanor charge, Elkins was ar
rested again on a charge of con-
spring with a member of the
exposition-recreation commission
with intent to influence :. Sc
lection of a site for the location
of the Err center"
Langley, Crosby and Elkins all
were released after posting bail.
Tape recordings and other in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
By ROBERT X. WALSH

While nomination-seekers glue
their ears to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention doors to hear
opportunity knock. william M
"Fishbait" Miller will keep his
eye on those doors for everything
else.
AS a pre-convention change OF
pace for his duties as chief door,
keeper when the proceeding;
open August 13. Mr.. Miller today
was losing himself in the vast
silences and solitudes of Maine
This native of Pascagoula
Miss, has been chief doorkeeper
of the House since 1919 during
Democratic domination and 6
Capitol Hill employe for "a years.
His current excursion into Maine
is his first, and admittedly is ever
more venturesome than his APP.
preaching assignment at Chi.
cago. After all. this will be hi'
third national convention as the
No. majordomo in charge Of
doors and allied pursuits.
A Familiar Figure
To hundreds of legislators and
to thousands of tourists, not to
mention scores of dignitaries, in
Guiding President Eisenhower
and visiting heads of state from
many parts of the world, Mr..
Miller needs no introduction.
From the standpoint of protocol
and procedure, it is he who does
the introducing in the House.
In booming voice and busting
manner, he literally stops the
parliamentary performance By
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01

nature. The messages or COM
munications he will carry are
likely to be too top-secret to
be entrusted to merely routine
messengers.
AS for the surface picture,
Mr.. Miller still has to stop
occasionally to explain the
"Fishbait" which all acquaint-
ances call him. AS lad along
the Mississippi Gulf Coast he
acquired the nickname because
he was small and frail. Today
he weighs about 200 pounds and
moves far too fast to be trapped.
But he revels in the name and
would not throw it overheard
even if he could.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01

to follow to the speakers stand,
Mr.. Miller can be counted on
to do the honors.
Carries Top Secret MemOs
That. however. will be only
the surface picture as seen on
TV or by the delegates and
spectators who wonder if they
are imagining something when
they seem to see him simultan-
eously in several places. Actu-
ally. from all indications at
Democratic Party headquarters
this week, Mr.. Miller will per-
form further duties of a highly
confidential and trustworthy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01
Street Signs Switched

PORT CLINTON, Ohio (P.-
Truck drivers following State
Route So signs complained to
police they were winding up in
a dead-end street. Police found
jokesters had changed the signs
and drivers were winding up in
Riverview Cemetery at the end
Of w. Third st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-01

PORTLAND. Greg, Aug. l up,
Grand jury indictments in a
vice investigation led to the ar
rests last night of the Multno-
nah County (Portland) district
attorney, a teamsters union Of
fetal and a man whose tape
recordings helped set of the
probe.
District Attorney William M.
Langley was arrested by Sheriff
Terry D. Schrunk on charge
of incompetence. corruption,
malfeasance and delinquency in
office" for "conspiring with
I. Thomas E. Maloney and
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19
Hugh Frost Named Executive Director
Of Youngstown McGuffey Social Center

Hugh A. Frost, social service grad
uate of Bluffton college and widely
known in this area as star foot
ball player during his collegiate
days, has accepted position as
executive director of the McGuffey
Center in Youngstown, Ohio.
For several years after graduating
from college here Frost was secretary
of the w. Federal st. branch YMCA
in Youngstown and for the past year
was membership secretary Of the
Indianapolis YMCA.
Recently an open house attended
by more than 400 persons was held
in Youngstown to welcome Frost, his
wife and two children to the Nc
Gufey Center.
According to a letter received here
from Frost, the new position offers
untold opportunity in areas of hu-
man relationships. The board of
directors of the McGuffey Center is
inter-racial and has expressed deep
concern and a cooperative, healthy
spirit for community growth and
goodwill among all people in the
area. Arrangements have been made
for Frost to attend the University of
Pittsburgh to work on his masters
degree in social service while he is
executive director of the center.
While a student at Bluffton college,
Frost assisted at Bradfeld Center in
Lima and did his field work in social
service at the Findlay YMCA.
His brother, Charles E. Frost, who
was recently named as pastor of the
Church of the Redeemer, Chicago,
becomes the first Negro to serve in
the Rock River Conference of the
Methodist Church. He will receive
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19

way molested by the savages, whose
sympathies were known to be with
the British and strongly against the
Americans.
The Spicers and Paul Williams
were the first white settlers where
Akron was laid out in 1S25-their cab
ins in the part later known as South
Akron.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19
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them the scare of their lives and
made them wish that neighbors were
nearer, /Spicer long after related.
Pam Williams and Amos Spicer liv-
ed IN the other cabins and had come
With the Minor Spicers from New
london, Connecticut, but had built
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19
Midnight Meal

Back in 1871 when only three log
cabins were in the woods between
later Akron and already existing San
dusky, Minor Spicer and his wife, who
lived in one of them, entertained an
unexpected overnight guest who gave
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-07-19

his bachelor Of divinity degree next
June from Garrett Biblical Institute,
Evanston, Ill.
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-19
E. w. KilIingsworth


Mr.. Edward William Killings
worth, "a years, 2203 Lothrop
Street, passed away Saturday
afternoon October 9th at a local
hospital after an extended illness.
Mr.. Killingsworth had been
resident of Omaha forty seven
years. He was a Veteran of
World War One and was a Past
Commander of Roosevelt Post No.
80 American Legion, member OF
St. Phillips Episcopal Church.
Rough ASHER Lodge No. /, F. &
Am. PHA) Norman Ross, w. ~
and various civic organizations
For thirty nine years he was one
of the owners of the Killings
worth and Price Barber Shop, the
eldest barber partnership in the
state.
Mr.. Killingsworth is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Killings
worth. brother, Mr.. Elisha Kill
lingsworth, Omaha: sister, Mrs,
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-19
PreIofe
Asks Aid
of NAAcP

New York, Oct. IL - ''The
time has come for law-aiding
citizens of the United States
whatever their personal opinion
Of the MAGIC rally to its
defense in those states where its
very right to existence as an or
ganization Is being challenged
not merely by private individuals
but by government ITSELF" says
Monsignor George G. Higgins of
the National Catholic Welfare
Conference in a feature article
released by the Catholic Inter
racial Council here today.
Citing the attacks upon the
Association since the United
States Supreme Court anti-segreI
cation ruling Of May II, 1884,
Msgr. Higgins charges that
@those states which are trying
10 outlaw the organization by ad-
ministrative ruling or by legisIa-
tive fiat are clearly violating one
Of the most fundamental princi-
pies Of the natural law In the
field Of political action. That
principle" he asserts. rs the
freedom Of association. which Is
given to men not by government
but by the very law Of nature
itself and which may not legiti-
mateIy be taken away from them
BY government"
The Catholic leader. who is
director Of the social action de
partment Of the NcWc warns
athat any government which vio-
Iates this principle Of freedom
Of ass0ciation--for whatever rea-
sons Of political expediency or
local prejudicc-is taking the
first step down the road that
leads all too quickly 10 the viola
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-19

Glamour is a business shared by
Hollywood with every last beauty
shop In the country. And from
the days Of Mary Pickford's "A
merica's Sweetheart" curls o
June AlIyson's pixie pageboy. the
business has been strictly on the
land-office side.
Now Hollywood has tackled the
beauty shop portals on the screen.
In The Opposite Sex" a sOphis-
ticated comedy about women as
men seldom see them. M-G-M has
produced a posh-perfect salon.
Among the ladies determined to
make themselves as beautiful as
possible for the mem in The Op-
posite Sex" are June Allyson, Joan
Collins, Dolores Gray. Ann Sheri-
dan, Ann Miller, Charlotte Green
wood, Agnes Moorehead and Joan
Blondell. The objects Of all this
attention are Leslie Nielsen and
Jeff Richards.
In the pictures luxurious beauty
shop, dramatic black doors slide
silently into the walls at the
flick of a magic eye to admit the
girls into a private world where
regulations are made and lost
with the help Of nail polish. hair
dryers, steam rooms and wom-
ems tongues.
Hand-hewn rock and luxurious
The Omaha guide., 1956-10-19
Negro Father and Son
Share Crop 1000 Acres

use Of their tractor for the loan
Of a combine, corn picker, hay
rake, and hay balene
The elder Mr.. Miller has been
farming off and on all his life.
He and Mrs. Miller began share
cropping with his parents in
1916. Then along came World
War ] In which he served for %
months, mostly in France.
Following the war. he worked
with a railroad maintenance
crew, sharecropped and worked
on : farm by the day, gradually
saving up enough to make the
down-payment on a 21-acre farm.
After paying out. he and Mrs.
Miller started buying 136 acres
more. But they ran into trouble
with low prices. and he had to
take q job in town to help pay
the notes.
Their farm and modern home
now have been debt-free for
years. Horace. Jr.. who Is 33,
lives next door with his wife and
children. He has 10 brothers
and sisters, but most of them are
away. He just returned to the
farm himself two years ago after
five years in the armed services
and 10 in Pittsburgh steel mills.
The Millers would like to buy
more land to piece out their
farm into two family-sized units,
says Mr.. Newsome. But good
land for sale Is hard to find In
the area. Nevertheless. the Mil
lers are keeping their eyes open
for a good buy. while continuing
TO make the most OF their share
cropping arrangement.