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WAITERS’
COLUMN
By H. W. Smith
WE. 6458
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The RR boys are serving with a
smile.
The Omaha Club waiters with Cap
Earl Jores are on the up and go on
might'' quick service.
The waiters at the Hill Hotel are
in the running on fine service at all
times.
The Paxton hotel waiters are tops
on fine service. '
The waiters at the Regis hotel and
the White Horse Inn are doing a
very line job there.
The Fontenelle hotel waiters are
very much out in front on quick and
efficient service.
The Blackstone waiters are tops at
all times on any kind of service.
Fellow waiters and brothers, you
should register if you have changed
your address and be ready to vote as
we should at all times keep ourselves
posted cn who we should support and
help keep the ones in office who deal
fairly wdth our group. If you are
satisfied with the present administra
tion lend your help to keep them in
office and if not, choose from the
other side and use your very best
judgement on those you think will be
fair to our group as we should at all
times kr.ow who we are voting for
as the Omaha Guide has the inform
ation on the candidates.
THE WEEK .
. Paul Done Han, vr, year old boy of
Philadelphia, Pa., lost his voice and
was speechless when he was arrested
for buiylarly Sept, veth.
The International Assocaition of
fire fighteds asked for a dr hour
week for the U. S. and Canada at
their convention in Louisville, Ky.,
Sept. \vth.
Jack Fred McNeil was .sentenced
to f months in the nun's government
reformatory Sept. e.. He cashed a no
fund iluck in Council Bluffs.
Miss Esther Piccioti former Om
ahan receration leader will teach in
the Eicnuntary schools of Fairport,
and FatnsvUle, Ohio.,.
President Roosevelt extended greet
ings to the Jewish people of the U.
S. on thir holiay which began Sept. d.
D. Walter Hughes expert in deaf
ness was found dead in Philadelphia
Pa., Sept. 14th.
Gerald L. K. Smith candidate for
President of the America First part}
field Sept. 6th.
A west Indian hurricane lashed the
north and southeastern coast of the
U. S. Sept. 14 and 16 were killed and
g,000 families moved from their horn
es.
Omaha Urban League and Comm
un'ty Center was the center of at
traction of a beautiful fall opening,'
Tuesday, Sept. 19th.
Shirley May Witt was seriously in
jured when she fell from an auto
Sunday morning Sept. 10. She was
unconscious 120 hours up to Sept. 15.
Read The Omaha Guide for all
the News!
Two trains crash near Tedre Haute
Packaged and Sizes for Overseas Shipping
Sketched — "Holiday Senior,” a
rhox of fruit cake, cookies, pre
serves, to please the armed forces.
$2
Canteen Snack Package ..$4
Salute Package .1.09
Candy Playboy Package. .2.49
Ranger Package.1.29
Many Other Selections of
Cookies and Candy Packages
ARMY AND NAVY POST—SECOND FLOOR
CHAS. E. SANDALL
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•THOSE WHO OBSERVE
THE LAWS ARE
THE BEST C/T/ZEHS"
Enforcing a law is one thing—observing it is an
other. A fair, reasonable law, popularly approved,
will be observed with minimum need of enforce
ment. Nebraska’s Liquor Control Statute is such
a law. This committee aids in law enforcement
and law observance by cooperating with law en
forcement agencies to maintain good beer retailing
conditions.
NEBRASKA COMMITTEE
BREWING INDUSTRY FOUNDATION
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Indian! early Thursday morning,
Sept. 14, 1944—32 persons were kill
ed.
Fire destroyed the Alabama hotel
at Anniston, Alabama early Friday,
morning, Sept. 15—200 guests were
routed —one killed and 4 injuded.
Edencio Mediana who with his
family was the first Mexicans to
settle in Fairbury, Nebraska—has 7
sons ;n the U. S. army.
J. .(. Astor, 3d, the son of the mul
ti-millionaire of New York will be
married to Miss Gertrude Gretsch
soon.
Four military prisoners escaped
from Jefferson barracks on Sept. 5,
and, arc still at large.
All ihe news in The Omaha Guide.
Frank E. Kelly the shortest man
m the marines was killed in action
can Guam.
The WPB announced Friday Sept.
15th the gold mining industdy will be
permitted now to obtain material and
will reopen soon.
Ratp Matthews editor of the Wash
ingto.n Afro-American and Julius J.
Adams associate editor of the Ams
terdam New’s of New York are the
two colored reporters with the Gov.
Dewev campaign tour.
Mrs. Christie Bird Fauset, the not
ed colored woman attorney bolts the
Democratic party and joins the Re
publicans and endorses Gov. Dewey
for President of the United States.
National Baptist Convention re
Elects Jemison president.
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt visits the
Children’s ward at Sydenian Hospit
al in New York and chats with the
patients.
T wo blind colored women run sew
ing machines in New York experi
ment.They received 5 weeks training
and they are very successful.
An editorial in a daily college pa
per published at the Louisiana State
university says white supremacy
must go.
The Apex Corporation of Atlantiu
City, New Jersey purchased a million
dollar hotel—the purchase represents
one of the largest cash transactions
in . eul estate.
Edward Scants,'colored rescued a
fireman who was knocked uncon
scious by a falling timber in Miami,
Florida.
250,000 were rejected by the army
up to the first of August for mental
or educational deficiency.
Elmer Bonner was scalded by
steam Sunday at the George Phillips
Creamery in Omaha.
Salt Lake City, Utah had a light
shower on fife 59th day of the drouth
Four 16 year old boys admitted the
theft of three autos in Omaha.
The prison cell that held General
Jefferson Davis in Fort Monroe, Va.
80 years ago is now being occupied
fy Mrs. Catherine Rowe an employ
ee of the Fort Monroe Officers club.
Two United nations vessels collided
in the Atlantic ocean Sept. 11—one
of them sank in 7 minutes—all the
ship’: crew were saved.
STATE OF MAINE
GOES REPUBLICAN
(by Arthur B. McCaw)
NEW YORK— The smashing Re
publican victory in Maine last week,
is an accurate barometer of the tem
perature of the rest of the country,
editorial research reports show. Al
though the state is a traditional Re
publican bailiwick, the Maine vote
over the last twenty years has accur
ately shown the way the rest of the
Nation would go whenever the Repub
licau vote for Congress in September
exceeded 60 percent. In these twen
ty yars, whenever the Rpublicans
went above 60 percent, they always
followed through with a Republican
Presidential victory in November.
However, when the Republican
vote for Congress in Maine dropped
below 60 percent, the Democrats won
the Presidential election in Novem
ber. This happened in 1932, 1936
and ir. 1940, when Maine voted Re
publican for Congress respectively
48. 51 and 59 percent, and Mr. Roose
velt won the election in November.
The Republican presidents in 1920,
1924 and 1928, with the Maine GOP
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vote respectively 68, 61, and TO per
cent of the total, were elected in the
Novembr balloting.
Rturns from last week’s Maine el
ection brighten the prospects of Gov
ernor Thomas E. Dewey of New
York for election as president in Nov
ember. The returns from Maine
showed the Republicans winning in
the first and second Congressional
districts by 68 percent and in the
third district by 77 percent, for an
average of 73.1 percent.
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| TALK..!
BY DAN GARDNER
“THE NEGRO
DISILLUSIONED”.
i
The great liberals of the white
South-Lillian Smith, Frank Graham,
Virgmius Dabney, Mark Ethridge,
Jonathan Daniels, Ralph Gill and
others have a mighty task cut out
for them in convincing the rest of
their fellow whites that true dern j
ocracv does not lie in subjugation of
his black brother. They have a
monumental job in changing whole
viewpoints to raise the millions of
Negroes throughout the South to a
level where they are considered as
and treated ljke men and women, e
qual with the whites save for their
color.
This almost impossible task which
the Smiths, Grahams, Dabneys, Eth
ridges and others have asumed is
made whit it is by the evil work of
a comparative few whites who are
thoroughly convinced that White
Supremacy is the key to the white
man's dominance of the world and}
particularly of the Negro.
AN ALTERNATIVE—
LEAVE SOUTH.
When millions of minds are sus
sceptible to vicious, insidious anti
Negro hate propaganda as are the
average whites of the South, the
situation appears hopeless and gives
rise to suggestions that the Negro
leave the South enmasse for other
sections of the country where at
least he might he regarded as a hu
man being. The constant preaching
of doctrines that portray the Negro
as sub-human, as more or less a
ward of the white man has its ef
fect on every white man, regardless
of his intellect or his understanding.
“Birth -of a Nation”, "The Clans
man” and other books and moving
pictures perpetuating the theory of
white supremacy have influenced
millions in their attitude toward the
Negro, thus making the position of
the Smiths, the Grahams, Dabneys,
Ethridges and Gills all the more dif
ficult.
As an example of this, I am quot
ing from the latest diatribe that is
designed to create more disunity,
hatred and confusion among Amer
ican people. Issued by the Crusader
Publishing Co., at Childersburg, Al
abama, the four page pamphlet is
entitled, “The Negro Disillusioned”
and is "By A Southern White
Friend.”
It has been reported that thous
ands upon thousands of the pamph
lets have been scattered through out
the South. The result can be seen
in the current yelps of the Negro
haters.
“Our Southern White Friend”
writes “to open the eyes of the Ne
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Nebraska Building Lags
(Continued from page 1)
in these cities on January 1, 1944. Of
these 7,828, or 8.3%, figures made a
vailahle by Investors Syndicate show,
were built since January 1, 1930.
"Post war home building and re
modeling in these cities appears prom
ising,” said Mr. Ryan. “Although
these cities in 14 years have built 7,
groes (and some white people) to
the actual status of the Negro race
in America; to acquaint them with
that lace’s lack of intellectual back
ground. and to pour oil on the troubl
ed waters of racial discord—disturb
ed by claims of equality that have no
factual support and exist only as the
hollow mockery of politics.
ONLY NEGRO ASHAMED
OF RACE ....
“Of the five races with which the
Earth is peopled,” says our Southern
White Friend.” only one, the Negro
is ashamed of hjs race and tries to
be something oth'r than what GOD
made him. Neither the Red, Yellow
nor Brown races (want to be white,
as the Negro ever -strives to become.
Instead of having .that pride-of-race
attached to the white, red, yellow
and brown races, the black race is
wholly lacking in that attribute: a
shamed of his ancestry, and always
trying to get as far from it as pos
sible-deluding himself with claims
of equality with the white race that
are not borne out by his appearance,
his present attainments nor his back
ground in recorded history. The Ne
gro attempts to conceal his identity
by sidestepping his racial name, NE
GRO, and classifying himself with
the ‘colored’ races, red, yellow and
brown, none of whom are Negroid
racially; are distinct in racial type,
and bear little resemblance to one an
other. The Negro’s claim to kinship
with them lies in the absurb logic
that, since they are not white, and he
is not white ; ergo, he is the same as
they.
“It continues our good Southern
White Friend,’- as the Negro claims,
his race is as good as the white race,
why does he not content himself with
Negro association ? Does not his
preference for white associates prove
his own claims to be ridiculous in
the tyes of the other races ? If the
Negro possesses all the intellectual,
inventive and administrative abilities
of the white race, why not prove his
contention by establishing a govern
ment cf, for and by Negroes and
demonstrating his equality with the
ruling races, white and yellow? Why
such scant attention to that Negro
proving ground, Liberia? Would ev
en the Negroes, themselves, feel se
cure with our coasts guarded by a
fleet manned exclusively by Negroes;
by a.i air force staffed and operated
by Negroes; by an army composed
wholly of Negroes? If not why
not?
DOES BANG UP JOB .
Oar good “Southern White Friend
has done a bang up job of spreading
racial confusion, disunity and hatred
with hsi, “The Negro Disillusioned"
He builds up a lot of phony logic to
support his premise that Negroes
smellolike horses and camels; that
the Negro’s best bet is to accept a
sub-human status of non-citizen,
ward-of-his-good Southern White
Friends believe that Abe Lincoln com
mitted a cardinal error in granting
freedom to the slave, and to hope in
some nebulous future when all the
whites are in their grave as the test
time for im to ask for the ballot and
the chance to ride on a southern
street car seated by a white person.
For every good gesture or word be
the great liberals of today—the Lil
lian Smiths, the Dabneys, the Eth
ridges, or the Gills, there is one vic
ious, evil white man who ctn reach
more “uninstructed-’ whites than they
can. This is seen in “The Negro
Disillusioned”. No telling how
manv copies of this drivel have been
distributed throughout the South. I
got it through the mail. Mavbe a
"•hole lot of white oeoole down
South and elsewhere did also.
THE FLYING NURSE ... m
Janet Harmon, 6121 St. Lawrence
Ave., Chicago, 111., holds the distinc
tion of being the only feminine com
mercial pilot of Her race in the US
A., and is a registered Nurse, em
ployed by the Metropolitan Funeral
System and owns her own plane.
The Aviatrix flies almost daily at
the Harlem Airport, on the outskirts
of the city. Miss Harmon has made
two cross country flights. She re
cently finished an adavnced flying
course at Tuskegee CPT. field, and
has been flying for ten consecutive
years. On Friday, Sept. 22, Miss
Harmon is scheduled to make a flight
to Fort Knox, and will land at Gad
mona field for a short visit with
WAC friends, Cpl. Lucy Owens and
Sgt. Mattei Duncans. Miss Pearl
Scott, flight student will accompany
her.
828 new dwelling units, furnishing |
new homes for 31,312 people, at an
aggregate cost of $29,779,327, or an
average per person cost of $951.05,
there seems to bb an unsatisfied hous
ing demand, because 91.7 percent of
the families in these cities reside in
houses tanding for 14 years or more.
Volmic Off .',0.7% IN YEAR
“These Nebraska cities provided
new homes in 1943 for 916 people, a
drop ct 628, or 40.7 percent under
1942, when new homes were built for
1,544 people. Last year new housing
was provided for 308 fewer people,
(25.2%), than the 1,274 total in 1930
which the building industry considers
a 'normal' year.
“Population of these cities on April
1, 1940, according to latest U. S.
Bureau of Census figures' was 305,
738.
"These Nebraska cities, in point of
1943 new home volume ranked thirty
first in a list of 41 states and the
District of Columbia. The 42 re
gions contain 310 cities. This survey
excludes: Idaho, Mississippi, Nevada
New Mexico, North Dakota, Ver
mont and Wyoming.
‘The 1943 volume in these Nebras
ka cities represented 2.9 percent of
the iota! residential building for the
fourteen year period, Volume pea4
of 5,184 came in 1939, while the b
was in 1934 when only 596 people
were supplied with new housing.
VALUATIONS DECLINE
“Value of new homes built in these
Nebraska cities, in 1943 totaled $807
325, a drop of $488,380 or 37.7 per- I
cent below the 1942 level of $1,295,- I
705. New home expenditures in '
1943, the Investors Syndicate survey
also shows, were $536,900 or 39.9%
lower than the 1930 total of $1,344,
225.
“These 1943 new home valuations"
Mr. Ryan explained, "ranked thirty
first in the 42 regions studied com
pared with thirty-seventh place in
1942.
“Last year’s valuations constituted
2.7% cf the new home values erect
ed in the 1930-1943 period. Peak of
the new home valuations of $5,014,
611 came in 1939, while the low, $480,
199 was hit in 1934. /
COSTS c.c% UNDER
1J, YEAR AVERAGE
“Average per person new housing
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:ost in these Nebraska cities in 1943 |
vas $881.36, a gain of $42.18, or 5.0 I
percent over the 1942 level of $839.18 |
Such cost last year was $216.86, or/
19.7 jiercent lower than the 1930 av
•ragc of $1,098 22. The 1943 aver
age cost was 7.3 percent under the
L4 year average. The cost peak
ante ;n 1930 at $1,098.22 and thet
low was reached in 1934 at $805.70.
“The 1943 per person new home
:ost in these cites rankedi sixth in |
he 42 regions studied.
“The is strictly a mathematical
itudy based on government statistics,
•tome new building reported herein
indoubtedly replaced structures des
:royed by fire, flood, or wind, or
■v recked because of obsolescence. An
other factor necessary to accurately
•neasure total housing inadequacy
ivould be the shortage or surplus ex
isting at the beginning of the survey
period. Neither of these factors is
given consideration in this study.”
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