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for whatever you want to buy
_IN THESE COLUMNS
HELP WANTED_
BOYS W ANTED
for World -Herald Palter Routes.
Must be 14 or over. Cash bond nec
essary. Apply:—Station F 2629
Cuming'S. Phone JA. 7692 or Sta.
B. 2513 No. 24th JA. 7565.
WANTED
A young man, 18 years or older th-'t
can make deliveries and work jn a
Furniture Store. Salary to begin
with $10.00 per week. Working
Hours 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Call at
Omaha Guide Office.
WANTED
4 men to work at Consolidated Auto
Parts Co., 2501 Cuming Street' or
1240 South 16th St. Wants two
roustabout workers to move around
and clean wreckage. Two exper
ienced auto wreckers. If in good
health, age doesn t matter. Roust
#>out must be able to handle hea\y
parts of automobile.
2501 Cuming Street or 1240 South
16th Street.
FEMALE HELP WANTED !
A woman from 21 to 40 for clean- j
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or WA. 0378.
WANTED
Mr. George Pratt wants a girl to
do work in his home. Call WA.
7206. j
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AT. 6281. j
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RAILROAD HEAD DENIES
9 SOLDIERS FORCED TO
GO FOODLESS IN KENTUCKY
Washington, July 25 (ANP) Tak
ing umbrage at the publicity given
the story concerning nine Negro
soldiers who declared they were re
fused food while traveling a long
distance, the president of the Lou
isville and Nashville railroad, J. B.
Hill, addressed a lengthy letter to
Congressman George H. Bender of
Ohio, explaining the railroad’s side
of the case.
Mr. Bender had denounced tho
railroad in address in the house of
Representatives last May. How
ever, Mr. Hill’s letter found its way
into the Congressional Record thru
the good offices of Congressman
Emmet O’Neal, who hails from Lou
isville.
“ “Since your information was not
correct and the untrue charge which
has been widely publicized by the
press is a serious reflection on the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Co., and in a sense upon the city of
Bowling Green. I am writing you
the facts in the hope that you will
correct your statement, or at least
put this letter in the record in some
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appropriate way,” Mr. Hill said.
‘‘This tram, No, 4, which lef,
Montgomery, Ala., the night of April
30 is due to pass Bowling Green, Kv.
at 4:1° a. m. and to reach Louisville
at 7:10 A. M. at which time a din
ing car is put on to serve breakfast.
On this occasion, however, the train
was several hours late and arrived
at Bow-ling Green, at 8:44 A. M., so
the conductor of the train, before it
arrived at Bow-ling Greed, went
through all the cars add announced
there would be a 20 minute layover
at that place for those who wished
to get breakfast.
“Neither the railroad company
dor anyone for it at that time op
erated an eating place in the sta
tion or elsewhere in Bow-ling Green
There is a privately owned restau
rant located about half a square
from the station, but the railroad
company had then, and has now,
no interest in nor connection with
it
“I should state, however, that
this resaurant has two dining rooms
with separate entrances, one for
white patrons and the other for col
ored patrons and is patronized by
both white and colored persons with
out discrimination.”
Discussing the failure of the col
ored soldiers to enter the diner
when one was attached at Louis
ville about noon, Hil Isays;
‘‘After a thorough investigation,
including, among other things a
statement of the waiter in charge,
(who is a colored man) I can state
that no colored soldiers came to the
diner for either breakfast or lunch
eon. If they had so applied, they
undoubtedly would have been serv
ed. as we maintain separating cur
tains for that purpose, in order to
comply w-ith the Kentucky Jaw re
quiring the separation of races.
“So far as I can learn, none of
these colored soldiers has ever made
any complaint and yours is based
solely upon the hearsay statements
of some ladies who were on the
train.
“I may add that since both in the
Bowling Green Restaurant and on
the train separate facilities are pro*
vided for white and colored people,
the ladies who told you of this in
cident could no* have had personal
know-ledge of all the facts as to
what happened either at the Bowl
ing Green restaurant or on the L.
& N. Train”.
TRAINING AT COFFEY AIR
SCHOOL SPEEDS UP
Chicago, Aug. 5 (ANP)—Activity
at the Coffey School of Aeronautics
has reached the highest peak since
its establishment several years ago.
Spurred by Cornelius R. Coffey,
president of the school and Willa
B. Brown, coordinator, civilian pilot
training in Coieago. a well trained
staff of instructors is carrying out
an unusual assignment in training
flyers for the government.
Assigned to the school, located on
Harlem airport, in Oak Lawn, sev
eral miles south of Chicago, for
training between now and July, 1913
will be 60 elementary pilots, 60 sec
ondary pilots: 30 cross country fly
ers, 15 flight instructors and 15
Link instrument experts. To handle
this assignment, the school itself is
undergoing a complete reorganiz
ation which will result in the loca
tion of the entire establishment at
the airport.
At present the ground school is
located in the basement of Wendell
Phillips High school. Workmen be
gan last week erecting barracks to
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NATIVES OF ATTU ISLAND—JAP LANDING POINT
PIXPAGE—Aleut natives pictured on Attu Island, weaving their famous
baskets. Japanese forces have made landings on Attu and on Risks
Island, and apparently are establishing a base at the latter. Attu is
; 875 miles west of Kiska, which is 689 miles west of Dutch Harbor, in
1 file Aleutian chain of islands that stretches out from Alaska toward
j «».
••You mean I can’t have some extra gas to go visit mg
mother-in-law?"
War Bonds Guard Home Front
accomodate 20 men at the air pop.
In addition to sleeping quarters,
the barracks will contain a dining
hall, showers and other sanitary
facilities. Provisions for housing
other adjuncts of tne school at ih<
airport are under way.
Wednesday four young men v.-’no
had completed civilian pilot train
ing at the Coffey school w-ere sworn
in as United States army air cadets
along with two others. It is expect
ed that they will be transferred to
I Tuskegee shortly to begin their
[ military training. They are Law
, rence Clark. James Brothers. Por
, ter Myrick, Harry Bailey, Alexan
der Bright and Edward Flowers.
At the same time 10 other young
men who will receive training as
glider and service pilots through
the Coffey school were sworn in.
They are Aencjon D. Aranjo.
Theodore Ford. Maurice Hardeman.
Frank J. Hollens, Jr.,-Silas Purn
ell. Edward M. Sloane, Norman W.
Spaulding. Albert P. Stump. Joseph
H. Williams and Daniel Williamson.
Enrollment is now open for the
primary and secondary courses to
begin Sept. 1. During the period of
training young men are exempt
from the draft, and all expenses jn
eluding board and lodging are uaid
by the government.
Eligible are United States citiz
ens between the ages o* 18 and 2fi
capable of passing rigid physical
and mental tests. No previous
trainng in aviation is necessary for
; the primary trainng. F0r the sec
ondary program, candidates musl
hold a private pilot's certificate.
I Applications should be filed with
Willja B. Brown, coordinator, civ
ilian pilot training for the Chicago
area. Coffey School of aeronautics,
Harlem Airport, Oak Lawn, 111. Sh? j
may also be addressed at 3435 South
Indiana avenue. Chicago.
SEN ATE COMMITTEE HEARS
POLL TAX BILL ARGUMENT
i Osntinued from page 1)
the Crump machine as a typlra':
coirupt, poll-tax outfit.
After a two hour recess, the test
in' cny of experts was resumed witjj
Pi of. James Morrison taking the
stand to bring another carefully pre
pared and documented statement on
the constitutionality of the act De
fore the group. Both Mr. Brant
and Prof. Morrison cited works of
celebrated persons, including Madi
son. known as the “father of the
constitution.' lor the benefit of th“
committee and submitted their pre
pared statements for the benefit of
tlit group for study.
Immediately after Prof Morrison
GOVERNOR ISSUES “HARVEST
FESTIVAL DAT”
PROCLAMATION
STATE OF NEBRASKA
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, LINCOLN
| PROCLAMATION. . . .
Our fighting forces are in danger
because munitions production is
slowing up through lack of scrap
metal
The President of United States,
because Of the serious need for this
salvage, lias appealed to every A
merican to turn in the last ounce oi
scrap metal from his home, business
and farm.
Nebraska, in a three weeks" cam
paign, has aroused national interest
in the effort of its people to show
the nation that scrap can be brought
in market quickly; but fine as our
effort has been, the results must be
much greater if this campaign is to
succeed.
Therefore, I, Dwight Griswold,
Governor Of Nebraska, hereby pro
claim:
Friday, August 7th. as Harvest
Festival Day for every’ village, town
and city of the state, when every
one will cover every inch of home,
attic, basement, yard and business
place, to gather scrap not previously
delivered; and
Saturday, August 8th. as Farm
Scrap Holiday in Nebraska, when
every fanner will turn from his
field work and devote himself to
collecting and taking to his nearest
town, the scrap metal our soldiers
must have
I appeal to every community to
arange public festivals on Satur
day to welcome the farmers with
their scrap metal and to celebrate
what promises to be the most prod
igious collection of scrap metal ev
er assembled in any state of free
people in America.
Nebraska will not fail in this war
effort. I make this proclamation
with confidence that the highways
on Saturday will be filled with
scrap metal on the way to town, and
that every Nebraskan, of every age,
will make Nebraska’s scrap pile
the biggest of any state in the
union.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the great seal of the State of Ne
braska to be affixed.
Done at the Capitol, in the City
of Lincoln, the First day of Aug
ust, in the year of our Lord,
Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Two
(Great Seal of the State
of Nebraska)
By the Governor:
FRANK MARSH,
Secretary of State
presented his statement, Walter
■White for the NAACP submitted a
prepared statement sustaining w fat
had been said and asking for the it
peal of the noli tax on several hum
anitarian grounds.
“Axis propagandists are industri
ously propagandizing via short wave
broadcasts to label the United Stat
es as being dishonest and hypocrit
ical when it alleges that it is fight
ing to preserve the democratic pro
ci sees while within the United Stas
es citizens ate barred from partic
ipation in government because of
economic circumstances, color or
other reasons,” Mr. White said.
“The NAACP urges a favorable
lepcrt by this eommitte on Sen.
Pepper's Anti-Poll Tax Bill and ui g
es prompt and favorable action by
the congress. It does not do so
solely on behalf of the Negro in
Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Miss
issippi, Soutn Carolina, Tennessee,
Texas and Virginia. It urges enact
ment on behalf of the disfranchis
ed white voters of those states as
well.
“This bill bespeaks the faith of
Americans today in the ideals the'«
profess. It declares our willing
ness and detei mination to make de
mocracy work better while we are
fighting to prec-i- 3 the very ooi
cept of democracy from the on
slaught of totalitarianism. Let us
remember that wt are no more
keenly aware of the imperfections
of our democracy than are our en>
nits.
“The south itself will be the chief
beneficiary- Kxtcrsjon of the fran
chise will materially improve :h
quality of members cf the congress,
governors and other officials elitt
eo from southern states. Less fre
quent will be the appeals on the
Service with a
Smile”
Ralph
Gould
Republican
County Treasurer
21 Tears Experience as Public
Accountant and Tax Specialist in
Omaha
1 -2xozagj^z}[^a^2xog:
(Political Advertisement)
floor of congress to racial and sec
tional prejudices. Less frequent
will be the oppo~nion to socially en
lightened lesrisla ion which is des
perately needei during times of
crisis like these to presrve the dem
ocratic way of life but all too often
levied in committee or on the flour
of the congress by an unenlighte i -J
and reactionary southern bloc.
“Less frequently will our nation
be help up to scorn and ridicule at
heme and abroad as preaching one,
doctrine and practicing another
finally, the passage of the Pepper
which is diamef ■'••-illy opposite, an 3
Ar,ti-Poll Tax Bill will materially
af'fcct the dang-;o> fly low morale
among 13,000,000 American citizens
who constitute one tenth of our
population, who n.e disheartened.
la ter, bewiide'-cd and discouraged
because the cotor cf their Skins
shuts them out ;iom that dynamic
participation in the prosecution of
'lie war aga^st he axis to whi :h
they so passionately wish to contri
bute.
Another strong statement urging
Ibe passage of the bill was read and
submitted by Theodore M. Berry,
representing * lie United Transpo'"
Pcvice employes. Russ Nixon foi
the United Electrical Radio Mach
ine Workers :.f America also ap
peared.
ANNUAL EAST-WEST GAME
AROUSING UNUSUAL INTER
(continued from page 1)
voting for that position.
Shortstop for the East will be
Willie Wells, manager of the New
ark club, with Butts of Baltimore in
reserve. On third base for the in
vaders will be Easterling of the
Grays. Buck Leonard of the Grays
or West of Philly Stars will be on
first. The outfield for the East is
fast and are good hitters.
The fly chasers for the East are
Kimbro of Baltimore, Benjamin of
the Grays, Wright of Baltimore,
Stone of Newark, Wilson Of th«
New York Black Yanks, Vargas of
the Cuban Stars, Benson of Phila
delphia. Irwin of Newark and Green
of the Black Yank®
Although the East will bank on
Davjd “Impo” Barnhill of the Cub
an Stars, they will rely on other ace
pitchers as Barney Brown of the
Philly Stars, Ray Brown of the
Homestead Grays, Hill of Newark
who may be shifted to the outfield
when not pitching because of his
hitting. Day Of Newark who also
plays in the outfield when not on
the mound. G. Smith Of the Black
Yanks. Morris of the Cuban Star-,
Gaines and Byrd of Baltimore.
■Voters in the West are anxious
to have a team with an airtight in
field defense. Last year, errors at
short put the West in a hole from
which they could not climb out.
This year the starting infield will
be Parnell Woods, manager of the
Cicinnati Buckeyes, at third. T. J.
Brown of Memphis at short; Bank
head of Memphis or Tommy Samp
son of Birmingham on second and
Joe O’Neil of the Kansas City Mon
archs on first.
Behind the bat will be Green of
the Monarchs who will start with
Double Duty Radcliffe of the Birm
ingham club held in reserve. In
the West outfield will be Willard
Brown, Kansas City's .429 hitter;
Ted Strong, who can be shifted to
first base; Jethro of Cincinnati.
Other outfielders are Neil Robinson
Memphis; Davenport, Birmingham;
Pennington, Chicago; Hyde, Mem
phis; Cool Pappa Bell, Chicago and
Crutchfield, Chicago.
Manager for the West is selected
by the club owners. W. S. Welch,
called the Connie Mack of Negro
baseball, gets his first East vs West
game assignment. He is manage;
of the Birmingham Black Barons.
Manager for the East is selected by
vote. At present. Vic Harris of the
Homestead Grays is out in front
with Tex Burnett of the New Tork
Black Tanks and Snow of 'R“!ti
more following in order named.
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(Political advertisement)
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