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BASKETBALL TO IKK AMENT
A great deal of interest la being
manifested in the forthcoming aer
vicemsi s basketball tounat, nt
sponsored by the Omaha Star a. \
the USO on Saturday March 13* fc.
AlreadJ the following teams have
forwarded their entry blanks.
The G. I. Kittens, of Ha.-vari.
Naval Amnnuniti-jn Depot Playe s
of Hastings. The Crusaders from
Grand Island. Kearney All Sta-a
from Kearney. Fairmont Army Air
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A special team from the Lincoln
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| The Goose” Tatum former player
with the Harlem Globe Trotters js
! expected to enter. A large baske*
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j the winner at the close of tile
' tournament which is scheduled to
i get under way at 6 pm.
VOLUNTEER TRAINING CLASS
TO OPEN
Mr*. W. P. Ervin will be the op
, en;nfe' speaker at the first class
j meeting for volunteer workers on
Monday March 20th at 8 p .in. ohe
| will speak on the Philosophy and
Scope of USO work. Mrs. Ervin
who was the former Executive
Secretary of the North side TWi’A.
[ also served as National Supervisor
for YWCA and USO for wrer a
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year at the inception of USO work.
Other sessions will be held Friday
March 24th and the closing on Mor.
day March 2Tth. A spec1al recog
nition for volunteers is being plan
ned for Sunday April 2nd in con
nection with open house at the
CT30.
TRIP TO KEARNEY
The long awaited trip to Kearney
will be taken Tuesday March ilst
leaving the USO club at 12:30 pm.
; .Lt. Rowe. Commanding Officer
! and the men have promised a real
treat for the women and girls who
make this trip, and a special pro
gram is being arranged by the
! girls. The USO Swingsters will ac
I company the gTOUp on this trip,
and a special program is being ar
: ranged by the group to en'ertaia
the soldiers. The USO Swingjteors
will also make the trip and furn
ished music for the occasion.
PERSONALITY DEV ELOrMtNT
CLASSES OPEN
Personality Development Classes
I for the girls who are members Of
[ the tTSO as well as those who wish
| to become members will open on
j Thursday March 23rd. with Mrs. J
j Mattie Gooden and Mrs. Evelyn j
I Murray in charge of the program, j
' as announced by Mrs. Ora Glass,
i who is chairman of the committee j
(on arrangements. Membership j
Card will be given to those girls
! who attend the classes. The sec
| ond session will be held Tuesday
March 28th and the third on Mon
| day. April 3rd. Classes will begin
: at 7:30 pm
The following is the entire p*o
i gram for the three sessions:
rSO PERSONALITY DEVELOP
j KENT CLASSES FOR GSO.
GIRLS
PROGRAM—
Mrs. Ora Glass. Presiding
First session. Thursday. March
23rd. 7:30 pm. 1044.
1. Registration 7:00-7:30. Mrs
Jessica Wright. Mrs. Gertrude ]
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You're joining in with the Laughs ai tht
naium when you roar at the hilarious
goings-or. of Robert Walker m "See Here,
| Private Hargrove”. i
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For this MGM picture
is the howl-arious rookie
comedy of the war—from
the best-seller of the
rame name!
★ * * *
Yes—Private Hargrove gives the bine*
the brush-of! as he gives you a picture
of life in an Army Camp—from the
j rookie's level!
★ ★ ♦ ♦
Robert Walker is a knock-out as Ha
Ha-Hargrove!
★ * ★ *
Donna Reed is also a knock-out—as
the G.Eyeful that captures Hargrove’*
heart on “Moonlight Maneuvers".
★ ★ * -k
Keenan Wynn. Robert Benchiey. Ray
Collins and Chill Wills are also right
there —with smashing performances.
* * * *
“See Here. Private Hargrove” should
; be seen. By everybody. For it’s defi
nitely in the nature of a command
performance tor every sweetheart, wife,
mother, dad. big sister or kid brother
of a rookie
It's a scream—
from scene r~j
to scene.
Atten-shur. \—lt&
P. 5. Atten-sfann' Bu’ Bonds
ie the order of the day!
The “SONG OF BERNADETTE”.
"For those who believe in God, no explanation is
necessary. For those who cli not, none is possible.”
Craig Mrs. Bernie Peebles.
2 730- to 7:40 pm General Pur
pot? of Girls Service Organization
Mrs. Mattie Gooden.
3. 7:45 t" 820—Problems of
Health. Mrs. Evelyn Murray. .
4. 825 to 9:00 pm. Games is A
Source of Entertainment. Mrs. Al
ice Wilson.
SECOND SESSION. Tuesday March
2Sth—7:30 pm.
1. 720 to 7:40 pm.—Opening
Session.
2. 7:43 to 820 pun.—Cosmetics
and Clothes. Mrs. Grace Bradford.
Mrs Bobbie Davis.
3. 825 to 9:00 pm.—Musical pro
grams. Mrs. Alice Wilson.
THIRD SESSION. Monday April
3rd. 7:30 pm. 1944.
1. 7:30 to 7 40 pm.—Opening St's
sion.
2. 7:43 to 820 pm. Standa-’s of
Conduct. Mrs. G. Anita Blickburn
3. 8 23 to 9:00 pm. Dramatics
and Skts. Mrs Alice Wilson
NATIONAL WORKERS PAY
VISIT TO CLUB
Reverend Rueben W Coleman,
Associate Program Director of the
Army and Navy Department of the
YMCA.. with headquarters in New
York visited the UBO Club on Mon
day and met with the Minister in
the afternoon and th® Committee
of Mangements. Mr Coleman
specific responsibilities has to do
with religions literature and chur
ch relationship, particularly in the
USO Clubs and the permanent -Ar
my and Navy YMCA. He explatn
ed to the persons how the work is
being conducted and brought out
the fact that the YMCA is giving
to the men in the services -in op
portunity for religious experiences
n various forms, and particularly
so though literature, religious rec
ords. personal counselling and
guidance and the encouragement
to attend church services whi'e - n
leave A Church Directory for
service men will soon be published
at the request and cooperation of
the local ministers.
Duane T. Swanson For
Nebraska State Railway
Commissioner
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
. OMAHA. NEBRASKA
Duane T. Swanson, born Decem
ber 9, 1903 and raised in a farming
community. Upon finishing grade
and t#gh school .completed course
in business administration at Clem
City College. Quincy. Illinois. Sub
sequently studied law and received
LLB degree from The University
of Omaha Law School. Omaha,
193d. and admitted to practice law
in Nebraska, in June. 1931.
Employed by Burlington Rail
road in freight and passenger of
fice as a stenographer and clerk.
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Thus runs the foreword to one i
of the most stirring stories ever
t°ld on the screen—‘The S ,-ig of
Bernadette.'’ 20th Century-F v
tnovie drama fashioned fro--' tb
novel by Franz Werfel.
I Deeply affecting all those w' o
| have already seen it amongst a'
[Sections of the press and pottlie a
| like. “The Song of Bernadette" l
| like a powerful beacon illaminat
| mg the life of a simple peasant
'girl of Lourdes. France whos - un
shakable faith earned her saint
hood. That girl, whose name is
deathless and a symbol of the mir
acle of faith, was Bernadette S»u
birOus, who saw a vision near a
cave outside Lourdes of "A Beau
tiful Lady." and who held to he'
faith through the severest trials
that cynical authorities devised tc
shake it: cynics who themselves
later believed when tnev sa .v vis
itors throw away th-tr crutches,
cared of afflictions.
For the role of Bernadette. 20th
Century-Fox. through Director
Henry King and Prolucer William
Perlberg .chose a Completely un
known, untried girl, the n w fam
ed Jennifer Johes. In this beauti
ful young girl, found afte a long
search, was found the perouisettes
! necessary to the character of Bern
adette-great but umpl- oeauty.
humbleness but exaltation and the
inner luminosity of unquenchable
faith.
Leading featured ro'-es in the
memorable motion picture are
played by Charles Bickford-, Lee J
Cobb. William Eythe, Vincent
Price. Gladys Cooper, Anne Revere
Roman Bohnen- Mary Anderson,
Sig Rumann, Blanche Yurki and
Jero^n^ Cowan.
Later in division office- mainten
ance. payroll, secretary to Chief
Clerk and to Dt vision Supt.. gen
eral offices, passenger departmen*
passenger agent- and three yexrs
in law department at Omaha, a
total of eight years.
Resigned and engaged in general
practice of law June 1st. 1933. as
sociated wjth Frost. Hanames and
Ximtx (Sit Keeline Bidg\. Omaha
Continued through 1933.
First ran for public Office in
[936. receiving Republican nomin
ation for the Railway Commission.
Defeated in general election ',n
1 Democratic landslide. Nominated
.again in 1938 and was elected Rail
1 way Comis-fioner in November.
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KILLS 2. HI RTS 4
AFTER C ARD GAME
Rhl>! g atiok ;n a card r-rsi.
in the 1300 block Pennsylvania ,»v
en ue. Baltimore. Md. & Negro rr
tacket! other players with an tut
Pipe, killing two and injuring f jar.
lie then escaped, after rifling the
packets of his victims.
Those killed were Thomas Tot-.
33. and Fred Moore 34. b^to liv
ing m the 1300 Mock Penn sy* var»:
avenue
“THE NTT OF RHYTHM”
• LIONEL HAMPTON” and his
sensational band will take to the
rood for a series of one night
stands and theatre engagement".
Band opened the Howard Tbeitre
Washington, DC., March 1(5. Then
The "Hohse of Hits” The Roy il
Theatre. Baltimore, March t:>
(Photo by Curley Reeli
atn'mgiTu. .sfjiHiiiirn;" •
NOBLE SISSLE
PLUS IMPORTANT ROLE
ON WAR PROGRAM
Because of his outstanding work 1
1938. Took office January S 1939 •
I
Nj .e .'ing as Commission chair- .
tnan.
Father and mother now deceus- !
ed. Brother, Carl, farming in Sal
ine County Uncle homester i -d
east of Gordon and fan *[y still on <
the farm.
Record m office- has 1 or- -i*m |
est, energetic and impartial
Has a background of over twen
ty year's in transportation. la-\
and commission experience
“SWING EROO" IN BALTIMORE
GEGRGIE A ELD and his Great
Band on Theatre tour. , ,pen T: ••
Royal Theatre. Mirth 17—Ban 1 i
mOTlnf westward to the
(Photo by Curiey Reed.
IM—Tills....
as Lieutenant in the moru'e i '
ition in the Army during the la -r.
war. Noble Sissle wa« a "n ■.••fa. ’
when the time tame for se> t".;
a representative for the R ! i
at’-. Music Sirt>-C. mmltt--j of th
irtt. .'any and N.vy Committee.
Accord’ng to his masap-s ■>: *i
Associated Bo, kina Corpjrat*. ..
•10 Rockefeller Plaza.. New feta
City. S.ss’e has already pr in1
four tOp-notehing units which -
playing various Army carn*x- They
•in: '‘Harlem <-n Parade" ' «epia
Swing Rev Je " ‘Keep Sti i.V
an<l Hot From Harlem.”’ Darn'd
the demands of his CSO work. 4to»
> spikes the r..m©r that he -n’t
time to play the many dan ■** eo
rag.-ments offered him thr oughout
the nation by saying that re «2e:
.n'.te’y wilt play all emg*z «■
that have already been, b jok^i aad
i- open for more His great pat
riotic song. •’Unnamed Sold e ' is
meting with splendid reeeP* ' •
He appeared at the Dreamland
H .11 under the sponsorship of Si r.
William H. Da via. Thursday. Mar.
1*. (Press Photo Service )
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