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Now that summer is about over
what season will stare us in th«
face and push summer aside'
Nothing my dears but that fin<
season in reference to fall. Trees
will begin to shed their leaves:
birds will fly southward; the grash
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> will turn from green to brown
■ housewives will can and once agaii
the goldenrod will be yellow. Oi
course, as you know, this is tht
finest time of the season for bug
ging and goin’ on. Well as it is
the dummies as well as bookworms
cares less for bugging and frol
icking around, and so they spend
their time schooling themselves at
home- The good old fashion moth
ers put a limit to teir childrens
leisure hours and demands them
to be home at certain times in or
der to retain their proper amount
of shut eye. So giving less for
fall lets review this weeks gossip.
MASTER ROOSEVELT LAYTON
wa flaming like a torch the other
night in the Weiner shop. What
was it all about? Well, we don’t
exactly know, but they said it was
over a feemail.
SIMON HUGHES AND
HERMAN WASHINGTON
can afford to pick up the slack
and eturn to good ole’ school days
again. How do we know? Why
they were spotted on the 4th floor
for Payton Studds and Company,
tween 11 and 12 o’clock. Is there
a necessity for education or -... ?
CAN YOU FEATURE
Three parties being given in
one week. One was given in honor
of Mary Harris; the other at the
home of Louise W. and last but
not least at the home of some of
the G. 0. T. S. Need we say more?
WHISH! WHASH! AND
PLENTY OF CASH!
Yes, folks, Sunday night Stanley
Edmison, the great Lockinvar set
up a party at a certain Hash Joint
on the main Drag. He also fur
| nished plenty of music by the goo
la-box. Now listen, he put at least
six bits in the box, you may think
that we are exaggerating, but we
can’t tell you nothing bout’ it,
should have seen it for yourself.
COMING ATTRACTIONS:
Sweetheart Dance, Friday night
I at the Center.
j Picnic, Sunday, September 14,
fo rPayton Studds and Company.
MARCUS THE GREAT
Is leader of them all. He is
head of the Bus boys at the Paxton
hotel. Climb higher Marcus ole’
boy, te mountain is still before you.
May success be yours.
HURRAY OR LUY
Yes, Wade Gray and Elizabeth
Hicks seems to be madly in luv
and that ain’t hay, he escourte<
her to the dance in full form am
fashion.
i MEANT FOR EACH OTHER
Beatrice Berkley & Earl Browr
i can’t escape from each other—ii
•ther words they were made fo
' each other—What about this B<
and Earl ?
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I Plum Treats For
I Winter
I *— By Frances Lee Barton
’ , A CROSS the foam ’twixt m<
k and you
’ Bavarians may be taboo.
| A Red Bavarian
"Uh My!"
We think of
>, bombs dropped
1 from the slqr.
But over here —
God bless our
land
Red Plum Bava
rian is fcrand.
! Why not prepare a batch today?
j This recipe explains the way:
Red Plum Bavarian
8 red plums, cooked; 1% cups
plum juice; 1 package strawberry
flavored gelatin; dash of salt; 1
cup heavy cream.
To cook plums, combine plums,
% cup sugar, and 1 cup water,
cover, and simmer until just tender,
j Drain, reserving juice; measure
j 1% cups. Cut plums in large pieces.
Dissolve gelatin in hot plum juice;
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 6.
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| BUSY AS A BEE
Is Dora Nelson. It seems as
tough she has a date every night
with certain studds. What have
you in mind Dora?
THE WASHLINE
It looks like fate has played her
serenade once more, Julia Key and
Richard Rice’s love, sure don’t look
like its washed up.
Hang this on the news.... that
studd that Was at the Dreamland
Monday nite • • • • really did look
cute fallin in with the female of
the other race.
Harry Rutledge really has got
Evelyn S. worried about G- T.
You should seen Gerald Kellogg
lifting his “ground grippers” when
his wife called him.
We spotted Ned Moore on thei
Avenue Sunday, draped down to a
solid fine. He looked kinda lost
without his ‘‘Uncle Sam” on.
We “Seay” that Enie Bodie can
wear them Wiggs. We “Seay” a
certain chic, whose hair weigh’s 8
oz. s wearing one.
Maxne Nicholson seems to be
j seen with another girl friend—
Helen King
Roy Kellogg and Jack Hoard
seems to be lonesome since their
chic’s are out of the City.Noth
ing seems to interest them.
They don’t even bother t° bei
schooled.
FRED ASTAIRES?
Wendell Chambers and Frank
Brown spends their time practicing
new dance steps in front of Holly
wood. We are knowng that they
are almost experts but why wear
out the leather on your shoes boys,
when you can save that leather in
the dance hall. Remember the
new defense plan is now in session,
and shoes are higher.
Isn’t Calvin Hobbs an ideal boy
friend; why he actually let Gloria
Jean drive his roadster; and you
can bet the tank was filled.
Joe Wright really looked fine ia
his draped suit and white felt hat.
Joe, she’s got a crooked eye casted
on you; no—it’s not the (Duchess)
this time, guess again.
Edith was really swingng on
Joe at the dance. She still carries
that old torch. Can’t hide love,
Edith, your ways and actions give
you away.
It seems that Soup Lawson is
comin on with the new chic from)
out of town. The “Q” Laura’s
Cousin.
Can ou feature Shirley Anderson
comin way from South Omaha to
go to Tech?
Jackie and Altha were in the
grove Monday night. They looked
as if they didn’t care what was go
in on in the other part of the hall.
Wonder wat’s the other party is
going to do ?
ammy Taylor is here for a while
[ to see what the beef is in Omaha.
So Sam a to the wise is sufficient,
make hay while the sun shines.
TRUTH IS STRANGER
THAN FICTION
“I can’t remember to forget.”
‘‘Those most romantic nights
that we spent.” These few words
are true words, spoken by.
need we say? Well, anyway, it
happened recently. A very heart
breaking and soul-stirring jiver
shot his line to a certain chic. He
declared that he and his old love
had no use for each other & event
ually he was with her Sunday at
the show. It’s a lie somewere.
Lawrence B. must like ice cream
for the simple reason that he can
always be found at Hollywood and
not California amohg the stars.
There’s a missing link in Juan
ita Agee’s life and he’s in Calif.
Course it needn’t be mentioned be
cause lonesome for James is writ
ten on Juanita’s face.
Richard Gray must have been
talking love with Josephine Mit
chell on the Avenue, cause she was
all in smiles.
Some bodies gotta go, in the two
Luck sisters Luv Affair.
Now it is so strange that two
boys (Reuben Green and Curtis
Jackson) can share the same girl
friend and still remain friends.
My, My!
Charlie Jackson was seen stroll
ing te Avenue a couple of times
alone. Come on Charlie, play
Gable’s part with the chicks. We
know that you are eligible.
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Randolph, International Pfesident
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Por
ters. .
This Labor Day finds the work
ers at the cross-roads. Today it is
war and destruction they face. To
morrow when peace comes, it may
be famine, pestilence and revolu
tion. In both the workers suffer.
Theirs is perennial struggle, suf
fering and sacrifice
With war, wages, through
strikes make rise, but prices
through greed or profits rise too,
and the evil days of inflation may
come.
During the post-war days of de
flation, prices will fall and so will
wages, and another awfu depres
sion with widespread uriempoy
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But while the lot of the white
workers is terrifying, that of the
black workers is even worse. Black
workers are the first fired and the
last hired. They are denied jobs if
they don’t have a union card and
they are denied union cards if
they don’t have jobs. They are
damned if they do, and damned if
they don’t.
Though America has set herself
up and rightfully so, as the arse
nal of democracy, black workers,
citizens of the country, whose
blood has wet every battle ground,
from Bunker’s Hill to Flanders
Field, these Negro workers must
fight for the right to fight and
work to preserve democracy for
which our country claims to be
fighting. |
But out of the travail troubles,
sweat, tears and blood of people
have come the lofty and majestic
currents of inspiration and unsel
fish devotion to great human and
social ideals, faiths and principles.
It may be that the oppressed and
outraged Negro people will serve
as the supreme test and measure
of the quality and characted of the
democricy, freedom an justice of
the new worlu order, men now seek
and aspire to attain.
This Labor Day finds the Negro
workers with their backs against
the wall fighting a life and death
struggle. Racial discrimination in
industry and organized labor chal
lenges them with the dictum, “No
further beyond.”
But sleeping car porters, train
porters chair car porters under
the banner of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters are marching
forward.
Redcaps, organized by the Unit
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ployes in the ranks of the Joint
Council of Dining Car Employes of
the International Hotel Alliance
Colored Locomotive Firemen,
freight handlers of National Coun
cil of Freight Handlerh, Express &
Station employes, and Negro work
ers i nthe A. F. of L. and CIO
are advancing. More and more the
Negro workers everywhere, in var
ious endeavors and callings, are
beginning to see the light and
realizing that organization is their
only salvation, and that they must
fight, if need be, organized busi
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rights.
These are days of world-wide
storm and stress, chaos and confu
sion, doubt and uncertainty. The
forces of darkness and barbarism
under the totalitarian flags of Hit
ler and Hitlerism, Fasciscm and
Communism, arie assaulting the
citadel of civilzation and human
decency. Negro w'orkers, like white
workers, must choose the camp
they will fight in. They are the
lamps of totalitarism or democra
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is dear. It is the camp of democ
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which there shall be no lines of
race, color, religion or national
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