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WAITERS’
COLUMN
(BY H. W. SMITH)
WE. 6458
Mr. William Jones 2824 North j
26th St-, formerly of Chicago. HI.,
is one of the quick stepping wait
ers of the Omaha Athletic Cl,ub.
Welcome to our city Mr. Jones
Mr. Capt. Langley on a Park East
car.
—
Mr. George Lipton one of the old
school of Roast beef knights is a
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They carry Furniture. Washing
Machines, Radios, Travelling
Bags, Jewelry and All Kinds
of Coal.
2122 North 24th St.
Phone AT. 5652
Join—Reliable Friendship Club—
'or Pleasure. Send Dime for mem'
>ership blank. H. Brookes, 317
Wendell. Chicago, 111.
RABE’S BUFFET
for Popular Brands
of BEER and LIQUORS
2229 Lake Street
—Always a place to park—
Fill Your Bin!
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ALL GRADES COAL. COMPARE
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Convenient Plans can be
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King Yuen Cafe
CHOP SUEY
2010;2 N. 24th St. JAckson 8576
.Open from 2 p. m. Until 3 a. m
American & Chinese Dishes
Gross
JEWELRY &
LOAN CO.
Phone JA-4635
formerly at 24th
and Erskine St.
NEW LOCATION—
514 N. 16th ST.
skilled mechanic at the Bomber
plant
Capt- Etari Jones ot the Omaha
Club suffered a bad fall cn one of
those slippery days. He has a
badly swoll.n wrist and will ha'-e
an x-ray as c-omplicat on have de
veloped from the fall.
The White Ilorse Inn waiters arc
giving fine service
The Font-n-elle waiters are top
men at all times.
Th* musician head waiter gets a
kick out of seeing some people !
take a snops.
The Race Horse headwalter is
on the front line in service at all
times.
flash: Tell u" .vhat you thin:
about the last article in the THIS
WEEK column. And are you Go
ing your share to contribute to the
•hurch schools for education on
Lincoln's birthday Feb. 12.
Subscribe for the Omaha Guide
and keep up with t ie crowd!
THE WEEK—
A Philip Randolph will be the
principle speaker on race relations
day program at th. Peoples church.
Dr. Preston Bradley Pastor ann
ounced on Sunday Feb. 14.
Rev. J. D. Dowell of Ophelia. AL.
86 years old is the most active min
ister according to Bishop W. Y.
Beil of the CME. Church.
Walter Whit- executive Secretary
of the NAACP resigns as a member
of the Council for Democracy.
—
Chicago politics looming up when
Congressman Wm. L. Dawson and
Alderman Earl Dickerson have a
meeting.
Republicans making efforts to
gain many votes in the f iuth ;.t
the next President election.
Chris Smith. Mr. Shropshire and
Mr. Elder Mudd. Elbert Subht and
H. W. Smith in a north side busin
ess house at the same time.
—
The two KillingSworth brothers
on the job.
Guy Robbins and George Watson
two of Omaha's pregressiv real —
tate men.
Three days of sunshine in On,
HELP US! HELP THE POOH
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THE VOLUNTEERS OF
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JAckson 2290 15th &. Chi=aa‘
DO TOD WAHJ A BABT1
New Vitamin Combination Brings Kept
to Childless Homes
Nothing equals a baby to bring com
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and tie husband and wife together in a
1 stronger bond of enduring love and mu
! tual interest. Divorce is rare in the homes
I of couples that have children.
Unhappy wives, childless due to relieve
able functional weakness may now enjoy
the desires and activity of Nature's most
wonderful creation—a normal, fully-de
veloped, vigorous woman. A sensational
new vitamin treatment specifically for
women may be just the thing needed by
the childless wife and quickly bring the
happiness of a baby in the home. It is,
of course, absolutely harmless.
If you are childless due to functional
weakness and lack normal vigor—if you
wish to eliminate one of the great causes
of unhappy marriages, by all means try
Perlex for one week. To introduce this
new vitamin combination to a million
women quickly, the Perlex Comnany,
314 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, T :nois,
: will send a full S2.00 supply for c- Sl.QO
and a few cents postage. Send no money
—just your name and address. Perlex
i comes in a plain wrapper—directions are
’ very simple and no oiet or exercise is
required.
MEET THE MEAT SHORTAGE WITH
POTATO-BURGERS
• Meat-stretcherr! Everyone is
looking for them these days and
you'll look a long time before you
find one as deliciour and nutritious
as Potato-Burgers. Here’s a real
help to spread your share of meat
over the week.
One pound of ground meat
stretches just double by the addi
tion of raw, coarsely grated, un
peeled potatoes. By using unpeeled
potatoes, precious vitamins and
minerals that lurk close to the skin
are saved. With just enough onion
to make them downright tantaliz
ing, these Potato-Burgers take no
time to mix. Fry them in purer
Spry to a golden brown. This all
vegetable shortening seals in all
the flavor and you lose none of*the
luscious, juicy goodness.
This recipe makes eight man
sized patties. With a fresh vege
table or salad, Potato-Burgers
make a hit with the family, pro
I
vide valuable nourishment — ease
the strain on the budget.
Here’s the meat stretcher you’ll
be glad you tried—so clip the rec
ipe now.
POTATO-BURGERS
1 pound ground % cup onions,
beef, lamb or coarsely grated
mutton 1 Vj teaspoons
2 cups raw. salt
coarsely grated, la teaspoon
wnpeeled pepper
potatoes V cup Spry
Combine meat, potatoes,
onion, salt and peppier, and
mix well. Shape into 8 pat
ties.
Fry patties in hot Spry un
til brown (3 to 5 minutes).
Turn and brown on other
side.
Makes 8 Potato-Burgers.
YariatioTL. If desired, add
% cup green pepper, chopped.
aha
Air. Taylor the Ritz theatre mm
very busy at all times.
Walter White. Exec. Secv of the
XAACP answers to Warren Bro« n
criticism of the Negro press vert
timely and to the point.
Read the Omaha Guide at ail
times:
I
rnionization of southern work
ers is doing strange things in the
, South.
Georgia s 50-000 Negro fanners
are raising their own gardens, live
stock and fowls for the first time.
In Chicago the western union lel
egraph company urged by the t’r
ban League and the Co. agrees to
hire colored girls in all capacities.
Union services well attended at
St. Johns AME. church.
——— %
Rev. C. C Reynolds pastor of the
Clair Chapel conducts a Bible study 1
at the parsonage every Wednesday
evening.
—
The beautiful song service by the
seven choirs at Zion Baptist church
on Sunday afternoon Jan. 24 was
a very lovely affair. Now let U3
all give them a good hand.
• .
We very often wonder if people j
like Hr. Warren Brown who take
pride in criticizing the Negro pr
would take time out and look in tie
mirror at themselves and think of
Crjspus Attucks who shed his blood
on the Boston Commons and Fred
Douglass who started th? first Sun
lay school for Negroes under a
tree and also think of the speerh
that Horace Greely made that cans
d the U. S. Senate to confirm P
K. Bruce and what efforts Congress
man John M. Langston made to get
the Civil rights bill passed and v>r;v
did P-eS Hayes appoint \Ym. Pirn-h
ack Governor of Louisiana and T.
Thomas Fortune publisher of the
X w York Age. and what BoOker T.
Washington said, ‘ you will never
keep a race of people in a ditch un
less you remain in there with them.
And now with our four leading Ne
gro papers, the Chicago Defender,
the Pittsburgh Courier, the Ams
terdam News and the K. C. Cal!.
-all have made a very gallant
fight for the race and all the Negio
hurches are cooperating and work
ng together for the uplifting of
'hristianity and good government,
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you '
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
honesty and upright citizenship I
with no malice toward no race at
all but striving to keep in force the
Fatherhood of God and the Broth
erhood of Man for all times to
come.
GIRLS
ON THE
STREFTS
As the boys left the other week
they left Saving "You keep buying
and we'll keep 'em dying." They
left with the spirit: Everyone of
them.
NO TIME FOR MUTINY
Can you imagine a studd coming
here for holiday vacation and to
*oin old friends—being disgusted.
All his friends were in the army
and the balance were working in
defense plants everyday he was
here.
He left for the East saying this
is a town of memory.
THE POPULAR JOE CROSSLEY
Close to two years in the Navy.
Jce CrOssley is here on furlough,
doe is one of the most interesting
cats I have interviewed.
He has been to Siberia and is
stationed at Ketchikan. Alaska. He
loves the “USCG" and will leave
soon as he ran see enough of his
steady girl friend, Delois Burnell.
PRIVATE CHARLES
WASHINGTON
What will Charles Albert Wash
ington say at the end of 6 months
if he says the army is the bunic-a
the beginning of 3 months in the
army,
1 tried to interview Charlie a
bout the army—but h just won't
talk.'
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Washington
were in the Elks Club sipping a
cocktail for their first anniversary
after being married for one year.
NUPTIAL RITES
Peggy Anderson and her boy
i- n. .1 1
HOTEL OLGA
NEW YORK CITY
695 Lenox Avenue
(Comer 145th Street)
Select Family and Touris*
Hotel
Running Hot and Cold Water
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All Rooms Outside Exncsurt
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Subway and Surface Cars a4
Door: Rates Reasonable.
ED. H. WILSON, Prop
Tel And 3-7920
friend decided to check up and fly
right. They were married last
weak. Congratulations.
—
ARE THE TALL SLENDER DARK
CHICKS SCARCE?
Seen in the American Weiner
Shop with Indian Women:
Mural Johnson. Roy Kellogg,
Barney Williams. All with Indian
women.
SH-SH DON'T TELL THE HP.
This may be a military secret b ■;
j why did Wendell Williams. Charles
| Albert W. and “Muscle Head" leave
“AWOL?”
Who did they come to see?
NOBODY'S BUSINESS
A smlal party in the weiner shop
was being held by Toney Pedro
Garcia. Gerald Kellogg and Juan
ita Edditon and Margaret Taylor.
The group was being entertained by
Mr. Pedro Garcia raving and ran:
| ing about his Castillian ancestry.
(Dark Spaniard) ho.
The rough evening ended as us
ual. Dan Dunn escorted them all
out
_
William Watson will leave the i
27th of this month to join the chics
in Pensacola. Fla.
William said he was going to
ankle there alone so he can get h’»
kix' (Kicks).
A question for the Sgts. and Cor
porals and Lieutenants to answer—
Why does Private Dewey get So
many furloughs. That cat is al
"■'avs going and coming.
I
Well, the boys at the Victory '
Candy shop got a little free ride
[ last week. Here's hopin' Dan Dunn
don't get too serious again.
Latest seOop—Willard Morgan
can really roll marbles. Especially
those white with back spots on
them.
The most popular cab hack up to
Tech is that guy that drives that
pretty blue Ritz cab. He picks up
the students and changes chics ev
ery week.
The ' Boomers” that work by
moontime on the graveyard shift,
stomped Thursday afternoon at the
Elks.
Those hep cats and chics worked
up a photo in the World Herald.
Dig those pictures
Mac Franklin ready looked drap
ped as he was dug.
Bugging with Elain Mease.
In the background you can see
A1 Price and some other cats drop
ped to a solid droop on a drop.
Don't forget to dig Sister Tharp*
and those entertainers at the Or
phe urn Theatre.
Also a dance the first is rumor- I
ed.
Keep um buying and we'll ,-.eep
urn dying.
Yore Girls on the Street3.
McXCTT CALLS FEPC ACTION
“STRATEGIC”
(continued from p 1)
present committee of volunteers
representing various groups a full
time paid committee comparable to
the National Labor Relations Board
(NLRB). On the NLRB, all three
1 members are public representatives
i rather than representatives of labor
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talmtmition at mammy nfnmM
OUR FEBRUARY
furniture Sale
INCLUDES THE CORTE
CORZINE STOCK
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or the employer.
His decision on adopting this plan
or reconstituting the present Com
mittee will not he made. McNutt
said, until the idea has been sold to
the Negro groups
McNutt repeated his pledge to
fight for fair employment practice.)
and for an end of racial discrimin
ation on the job.
He explained that he had been in
that fight for a quarter century and
added: I don't intend to change my
mind on this subject."
I nMcNutt's record are these
tacts:
In 1918. when he was an Army
major, he was commander of a bri
gade of 2000 Negro troops at Camr
Jackson, outside Columbia. S. C.
In the years immediately follow
ing the war. McNutt fought the Ku
Klux Klan in Indiana ;n the day »
when it was neither politically ex
pedient or professionally wise to he
known as anti-Klan.
Later, he became the first Gov
ernor of Indiana to appoint a Xegio j
to a major state board.
In the poll tax fight last year.
McNutt sounded off briefly. but
specifically, against the poll tax in
a Labor Day speech in Southern
Virginia—where the poll tax is not
a theoretical issue.
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