1 GIRLS
ON THE
STREETS....
Well folks, there’s a time for
work, ond there’s a Itime for play,
and that’s why they call it ‘‘Labor
. Day”. Yes, Monday, Sept. 1st was
Labor Day and I’m Knowtog ev
r eryone had a fine and delightful
day. ‘Course as most of you know
the hep cats auntroed on down the
road to (the Lincoln fair, but Gene
H. spent his holiday in Denver.
However we consider it very lucky
for Ithose who lived through this
holiday as there were many who
didn’t survive. Well.so much
for the fine holiday so let’s drop
the past and look into the future..
on with the jive.
Worried
It seems that the chic that was
striding up the stroll with Willie
McDavis, was rather worried about
some studd-we wonder.
Back Home
Joe Brooks was seen spelling his
fine speel to his chics on the ave
nue after a long trip out of the
city. We are knowing that he has
not gotten out of practice ‘‘as any
fool can plainly see.”
AMbright
The two Johnson brothers from
Sou/th Omaha was spotted with the
Stewart lad and the (two Davis
brothers Sunday. Of course they
covering the old stomping grounds
with the bosses’. Maroon car of
which they borrowed • • • • Lucky
fellows.
Drafted
Clarence Payton, Donald Stewart
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Mary Harris stepped out of the
fog. Monday when she came on
with a fine party. Everyone had
a fine time.
A Tip
We see that over half of six
licks and a drag are employed at
Hollywood.and by all means,
not California.
Blood and Sand
They weren’t exactly going to
a bull fight, but those two young
ladies had on their red outfits Sun
day-....and It wasn’t “Blood
and Sand”
Follow Your Nose
Well, to begin with it was a 27
jolipy. The owner said it had beem
overhauled, so in jumped the chicles
to catch the country breezes.
‘‘Where to” asked the stud? “Fol
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low your nose” was fthe answer.
When they reached 72 at Bedford
the tires went flat. So they head
ed back ti town on two tires, you
got a flat remarked a white patity.
“I know it” said the tarrapin. Mind
your own business. I wish I could
catch him”. •. - And the car was go
ing 1-2 inch a minute. Finally after
reaching 49th and Bedford the gas
ran oult, and so the studs rad to
' get out and start trucking. Then
the owner remarked “Where’s that
rat that told me to follow my
nise ? •. • - Confidential.
CANADA LEE GETS OUT OF
TIGHT SPOT; SOLD GIFT CAR
WITH BALANCE OF $789.36
DUE
..New York, (C) by Delores Cal
vin Canada Lee, the former fight
er, who battles unsuccessfully as
Bigger Thomas in “Native Son”,
won a decision in the courts this
week in which the finance comp
any played the villian.
When “Native Son” was at its
peak, that was when Canada was
making $75 weekly, the original
pdoducers, Bern Bernard and Lion
el Stander gave him a car in lieu
of a raise. The black car had 4
stars brightly painted on thte doors
inscribed, “In recognition of the
I greatest acting performance we
have eved seen.” But Canada did
not like the make of the auto and
sold it, declaring it was free of
mortgages and encumbrances.
But a week later ,the finance
company hipped on Lee with all
four for the balance if $789.36
which the producers forgolt to pay,
Charged with grand larceny, Can
ada made o quick movt and sent
hurriedly for J. J. Levanthal of
Lee asd Levenlthal, the new pro
duceds of the shpw now playing in
Brooklyn. Mr. Leventhal, of
course could not let the star be
held in court, for there Would be
no “Native on,” so he willingly
paid out the balance, but said it
was an advance on Lee's earnings.
Breathing a sigh of relief. Can
ada will now have to think and
think hard how to budget or he’ll
be missing thalt $789.36 very soon.
Plum Treats For
Winter
-By trances Lee Barton-1
ACROSS the foam 'twixt me
and you
Bavarians may be taboo.
A Red Bavarian!
un iviy:
We think of
bombs dropped
from the sky.
But over here —
God bless our
land
Red Plum Bava
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To cook plums, combine plums,
% cup sugar, and 1 cup water,
cover, and simmer until just tender.
Drain, reserving juice; measure
1^ cups. Cut plums in large pieces.
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add salt. Chill until cold and
syrupy. Fold in cream, whipped
only until thick and shiny, but not
stiff. Fold in cooked plums. Chill.
When slightly thickened, pile in
sherbet glasses or large bowl.
Serves 8.
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TEACH OTHERS AT CAMP
WHEELER
Camp Wheeler, Ga-, August 29
(ANP>—Some 219 trainees of Co.
F, the 16th Training battalion at
Camp Wheeler, will be given in
struction in English and mathe
matics by privates from among
their own ranks who hold college
and university degrees, it was an
nounced Monday.
This is the fourth school of its
kind to have been established at
Camp Wheeler since activation of
this infantry replacement center
six months ago,
The instructors, all selective ser
vice men of Company F, are Pvts.
George W. Franklin of Washing
tun. who holds degrees from Min
er Teachers College and Howard
University. Theordore Coggs, of
Washington, Howard graduate and
a student at ithe university of Wis
consin Law school at the time of
his induction into the army; Cyrus
Marshall, Baltimore, graduate of
Coppin Teachers colleeg at Balti
more; Robert Richardson, Jackson
ville, Fla., graduate of Talladega
college; Addie Miller, West Palm
Beach, Fla., Florida A&M graduate
engaged in post graduate studies
at (the university of Chicago prior
t ohis induction and Charles Col
lins, Oakldale, La., who holds a B.
S. degree from Xavier College.
Text books for the classes will
be made available through the co
operation of Miss Matta Danforth
principal of the Birdell school, Ma
con.
Students will attend dasess
twice weekly after duty hours. If
demands warrant, science studies
will be added to the curriculum
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NAACP. BRANCHES ASKED
TO ACT ON RACE STRIFE
IN ARMY CAMPS
New York—All local branches
of the National Association for
the Advancement of Olored Peo
ple were requested last week to
take immediate steps to bring a
bout alleviation of racial friction
among white military police and
civilians and colored soldiers in
army camps.
Outlining a method of proced-'
ure. the national office of the NA
ACP. called for mass meetings in*
every community at which( Negro
citizens will voice their alarm1
over the growing seriousness of
the situation; letters and tele
grams to the President, the Secre
tary of War, and congressmen de
manding an investigation; letters
to the editors of daily papers pro
testing existing conditions, and
passage of resolutions to the Pres
ident and the Secretary of War
endorsing the program of actioi
outlined by the Association.
The All
Seeing
EYES.”
Hi Folks, I’m here ‘again with
the latent scoops of t^ie week.
Dance at Elks:
The tete-a-tete \Vas a drag, the
pnusic was low and the lights were
on. Of course that didn.t make
any dicerance because some of the
young gentlemen entered through
the window of the ladies rest room.
The twins were dressed in blue,
Bob Floyed was drunk and
there too.
Odessa Ware si big and squ
are was there,
Lillie Anderson and a new
man,
That would be rare.
James Seay:
was there with Joy Jordan
John Fountain:
was giving everything the
once over
Frank Brown:
was showing all the kids the
new steps out
T. S. :
was learning to dance it was
obviouse. Chaperones. The Chap
erones were off duty.
Wall Flowers:
The wall flowers at the dance
were numerous
Qestion:
Who was the boldheaded gent
dancing with young girls.
Frone. not on:
Why my dear dear poor
young girls asking for dances. And
the very idea of B. M. and an
other girl friend asking for cig
arettes. If you must smoke why
not buy them ? This was just a
Httle bit on the dance.
Who:
Who are the pretty charming,
finely dressed young ladies that
enter the drug store every Sun
day at one o’clock. They remind
me if Miss Ford and Miss Dup
ont, Miss Vanderbuilt, and Miss
Lamarr, of course those aren’t
their names. Iwon’t reveal their
names.
Advice to lovelorn:
If this is your buggy ride in
it cats and Hens. Please take it
easy on the laying in each others
shows aren’t such hot places for
loving either. People can see in
the dark,
eirla;
Take it easy on double biy
friends. because thy ar getting
wise, and talking abou£ it ‘to-<
gether and seeing who stand
where.
BrothTs:
Isn’t it fine to have two love
ly brothers si that all boys can
come visit them.
Baby:
Since some people have come
home with their baby she has got
ten awfully snooty. I
| Drvers License:
Lets get drivers licnse be
fore we drive out anymore. W
McB-W.H. C.S ED-FB-JF.
* Hollywood:
Percy Byrd is now working
in the Hollywood. I hope we get
some Ice cream.
Clyde:
Boldheaded Clyde (fthe flirt)
sure has a numerous bunch of sup
pose to be girl friends.
I Wonder:
Why th army does thngs to
the boys. It does make such a
difference.
in them doesn’t it girls. A shy,
quite boy to Ithe army and a whirl
wind when he returns home.
ALL SEEING EYES:
SIX LICKS AND A DRAG
Drug themselves clear out of the
paper last week.
LEAVES CITY:
Miss Gwendolyn Davis has left
the city to live in Muskogee, Okla
homa, Where she will make her
home. I’m knowing Donald Stan
ley is shedding a tear. Don’t for
get to write to her Don. You
know. Southern boys come on
strong.
ALONE:
Who is Willard Wright’s latest
girl friend now. He seems to be
alone.
DID YOU HEAR?
About the luncheon which was
was served formally. The lunch
eon was given by Miss Bertha
Davis. The table was beautiful
and the food was delicious. Each
girl was given a corsage by Miss
Davis.
We are glad to see Shawn Ed
mondson. one of our fine Hip Cats
and Majirettes, back to iur city.
She has been visiting her sster in
Chicago.
That s all for this week. I’ll be
seeing you at school.
"Cyclops”
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Keeping cool when the thermome
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to the top figures is something that
we all think about a good deal.
How to do It? Well, you’ll feel
cooler if you look cool, and there
are lots of tricks to make you look
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You can help create that illusion
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