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WAITERS’
COLUMN
By H. W. Smith
WE. 6458
The RR boys serving with a smile
on rolling wheels.
Hill Hotel waiters quick serving at
all times
Blackstone hotel waiters on the up
and go on service
Paxton hotel waiters in the front
line on fine Service
Brother John Evans top man at the
Rome Hotel.
Omaha Athletic Club waiters head
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BEER & LIQUORS
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liners on quick service at all times.
We all extend sympathy to our
fellow brother Tom Phillips who*has
been disabled for sohe time and is at
the Methodist Hospital
Have you registered. November
7th is just around the corner.
Ed Craig brought back his quota
of pheasants and Mr- and Mrs- V.
S. Wheatley always return with their
share of the birds.
Brother Arthur Webster greeting
his ftiends after a long illness.
All waiters should keep themselves
well posted on all the candidates ana
think tack on what consideration has
been given our race and the humil
iations our soldier boys have suffer
ed and think of the anti-lynching and
anti-poll tax bills.
FLASH—Varetta's Variety store
at 1803 North 24th Street has a beau
tiful stock of useful merchandise and
the wide awake manager Mrs. Hudg
ins w'll take time to help you make
any selection and greet you with a
smile a; all times with “May I help
you and please call again.”
This writer had the pleasure of
meeting Miss Elizabeth Jordan the
new secretary of the Northside ‘Y’
Welcome to our city Miss Jordan
and we shall take pleasure in cooper
ating with you at all times
THE WEEK
.. Columbus Day parade led by Gov•
Dewey and Mayor LaGuardia in N.
Y. Ciiy—it was the largest in their
history..
. Joe Louis .world's heavyweight
champion boxer gets bv .days .fur
lough. .
.Indications point to Kentucky go
FOR A
Business-Like
Court House ...
-ELECT
• JOHN SLAVIK.County Clerk
0 ROSS L. SHOTWELL... Public Defender
• J. GAIL MOREDICK... Register of Deeds
• LEONARD BERGMAN.
.County Commissioner
• C. W. RENSTROM . County Commissioner
Vote November 7th!
(Political Advertisement) (Political Advertisement;
Which shall it be?
Legal Business Prohibition
Clean, orderly, open, regulated, licensed Secret, filthy "speakeasies”—unregulated
retail establishments, conducted by busi* Q ft and unlawful — run by gangsters and
ness men. J’' thugs.
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An industry which paid Nebraska Huge tax losses. Heavy cost of at*
S3,500,000.00 in State and Local taxes Q ft tempted, futile enforcement. Bribery. ••
In 1943. new replacement taxes on everyone.
■ ... ...—
^ure beer and alcoholic beverages, man- Adulterated, Impure beer and alcoholic
fcifactuied and packaged under govern- beverages furtively manufactured in
jment supervision in modern, sanitary (Jft filthy makeshift surroundings subject to
plants, subject to complete public con- no \3LWtt controls or regulations,
trol and rigid standards.
Protection against the sale of alcoholic AD Sale to minors, or anyone else who will
beverages to minors. wn pay the price.
Pebnaka State Liquor Commi.slon, No Uw, but ,be Iawl of force and
Jrhich administer, the state law. now in supply and demand. No regard for the
force in tne sole interest, of the public, QR public. Thieve, and thug, a Uw unto
*nd for no special groups, either wet or themselves,
dry.
jControllcd, standardized and fair prices Highest prices for illegal "boose" that
on all alcoholic beverages in retail cs- OR the market will bear in illegal "speak*
fablishmcnts. easies."
Employment of thousands of persons in tT . . , , , .
Nebraska who depend for their living AD Unemployment for these thousands of
on the manufacture, distribution and OR hw-Mding citlten. — employment foe
sale of legal beverage, ... and Job. for gangster, and bootleggers
returning soldiers.
Millions of dollars spent by the indus
tries for grain, machinery, equipment Loss of these millions of dollars In
•. • rent • •. real estate . • . services ... Q ft legitimate business. Replaced by millions
and thousands of other expenditures of dollars for graft and corrupdon.
necessary to conduct a legal business.
Strict control end punishment of in- No controU or punishment over either
temperance and abuse, by seller or pur- QD .ciUr or purchJer. because no penalty
b^eea«Jri£aUaw.°r * Pr'‘*n‘ IOod cl*“« *• Provided te proffered iiw.
Reductions in drunken driving and in- Hip flasks - - - more drunken driving
toxicatioa compared to the years of QR ... poison liquor . . . death and de
Prohibition. etruction.
liK. * U me. Law violator, and violation, no eon
?.xm“in,*^ UwbTvioUrorsin.nd WoW OR bootleggers-^nly inserted
jnonso
Having I drink occasionally, with Forced so drink In furtive, filthy "speak
friends in your home or in a well- Qft easy," or violate the Uw by having
reguUted, clean retail establishment. even one drink in your own home.
Defeat Prohibition, Nov. 7
V°ft0
THE COMMITTEE OP MEN AND WOMEN AGAINST PROHIBITION
KEITH NEVILLE. North Platte. Chairman IOHN B. QUINN, Uncoin. Manajui
ing Republican at the Nov. c election•
Miss Bendma Sehwert of Wadena,
.'rinn., was strangled to death in her
folding bed—her body was .found
Wednesday morning October \\’th. .
. The Wit chit a, Kansas division of
the Boeing Airplane company will
build seven hundred B-29s.
The American Meat Institute stat
ed on Wednesday Oct- 11 New York
ers were being forced to content them
selves with hamburger as 3 top grad
es of beef were used in New York
City.
3 persons were killed and 3 serious
ly injured early Saturday Oct- 14th
in Council Bluffs.
The auto in which they were in
crashed into an iron post at Thomas
Street and Broadway.
Mrs. Helen Bliss of Philadelphia,
was awaken by the screams of her
4 year old daughter early Saturday
October 14th, as a 200 pound burglar
was in her room.
Vernon Pickett honorable dis
charged staff sergeant lived 4 hours
after falling 13 stories in Los Angel
es, Calif., Sat., October 14th.
A tropical hurricane was reported
moving northwest at Havana, Cuba
Sunday October 15, from the Grand
Cuyman Islands- It was reported
that the wind was blowing 115 miles
an hour.
A four engine bomber crashed one
mile f.'om Alamorgordo, New Mex
ico airfield Sunday October 15- 11
persons were killed
Navy Day will be celebrated in O
maha Friday, October 2~th.
Mr.;. Alberta Ault of 546 South
26th Avenue suffered a knee bruise,
and sprained wrist from a fall near
27th and Jackson St-, Sat. Oct- 14.
Dr. F. H. Muse was elected Pres,
of the State Chiroprators at Lincoln
Nebraska, Sat, October 14.
Chauman Sol Bloom of New York
Chairman of the House Foreign Af
fairs Committee, stated a meeting
will be called for November 15th to
act upon a resolution calling for free
entry of jews into Palestine
Mrs. Francis Andrews was ac
quitttd on a murder charge at Sal
inas, Calif-, Sat., October 14th. The
jury reached a verdict on the first
ballot- She was in jail over two
months- ,
Read the Omaha Guide for all the
latest news!
' 4,O')0 persons witness the lauching
of the coast guard cutter Sumac at
Blair, Nebraska Sat., October 14 at
the Peterson and Hiacker Ship yards
6,000 war workers failed to re
turn to work at the Timkem Axle
Company in Detroit, Monday, Oct.
16, also 150 members of local 196,
CIO at the Monsano Chemical Co.,
of Trenton, New Jersey—950 work
ers of the American Blower Corpor
ation walked out over a wage dis
pute.
United Mine workers of Logan,
West Virginia launch a drive for
Governor Dewey of New York for
President of the USA.
| Plans are being developed to place
thirty seven million Bibles to child
ren in the U- S
t
We congratuate the Omaha Star
for the very fine editorial in the Oct.
14th issue- Good advice.
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Truman Proclaims His
Solid South Allegiance
in Dixie Visit.
(from Republican Natl- Committee,
by Arthur B. McCaw)
NEW ORLEANS,—While north
ern Democratic press agents are
strenuously seeking to impress north
ern liberal and colored voters t hat
Senator Harry S, Truman is a liber
al, the vice presidential candidate him
self is seeking just as strenuously to
impress Dixie that he is a reaction
ary, solid-South Democrat. That
South, assured before and reassured
now again, is going today for Tru
man in a big way.
Truman in a statement here de
clared that “the solid south could not
go for a fellow like Dewey.” A
daily press corresponlent adds that
Truman found himself “in agreement
with three Southern Senators: John
H- Ovedton of Louisiana, Theodore
Bilbo of Mississippi and John Mc
Clellan of Arkansas-” His state
ment, the. reporter continues, “was
echoed” by these Senators
Truman, himself, has left no one
in doubt at any time concerning his
strong race-bias convictions- Sena
tor Bankhead and Governor Sparks
of Alabama, stated in the Birming
ham News of July 23, that the Tru
man victory oved vice-president Wal
lace was a “real victory for the
South. They assured Dixie that he
was “safe on state’s rights and the
rights of the states to control qualif
ications of its electors.”
“In the matter of race relations,”
Governor Spark continued, “Senator
Tduman told he is the son of an un
reconstructed rebel mother.”
Truman is a rabid race reactionary
according to Morris Milgram in Com
mon Sense Magazine for October.
Under the date line of “Independence
Missouri” Truman’s home—after an
interview, Milgram says:
“Senator Truman believes:
“1. The Permanent Fair Employ
ment! Practice bill will NOT be pass
ed because the Southern Senators will
start a fiibuster and stop it
“2- That if Negroes sat down to
eat at a counter in a downtown drug
store in Independence, Mo-, ‘they
would be booted out’ because the
management of these places have the
right to refuse to serve anyone they
please.
“3. In equality of opportunity,
but not social equality.... There nev
er will be social equality. Some
Negroes are going too far in Saint
Louis. There Negroes have started
a ‘push day’ once a week, when they
shove white people of the bars
Why, St- Louis is sitting on a keg of
dynamite
“4- They’ve even got a ‘push day'
in Washington....! won’t let my
daughter go downtown on the street
cars on Thursdays any more. It’s
not safe. They push people off the
street cars.’ ”
President Roosevelt, as a matter of
policy, has let the Solid South have
its way in disfranchisement, Jimcrow
ism and patronage.
Senator Truman, if elected and
should he succeed to the Presidency
under any eventuality, would let the
Solid South have its way, not only as
**J’ve decided not to go until afteg
breakfast, dear, I found some
fcananas and a box of Wheauea
in the pantry I’*
a matter of policy, but as well as a
matter of his born and bred convic
tions
John Slavik Employees
Entertain Friends at the
Masonic Hall with Bingo
A group from this community,
employees of Mr- John Slavik,
County Clerk, entertained a number
of it tends at the Masonic Hall last
Thursday night for the purpose of
introducing Mr- Slavik to those who
had not met him personally. A veri
large and enthusiastic group was pres
ert and enjoyed a delightful evening
of Bingo. A very clever way of pre
ser.ting Mr. Slavik was presented by
the Chairman of the evening, Mr
Crawford—isstead of saying "Bingo
persons were instructed to say “John
Slavik”. The following persons were
recipients of the marvelous prizes:—
Large box of groceries and picnic
ham, Mrs- Rose Littlejohn, 2626
Maple Street; a linen table cloth,
slab of bacon, Mr. Garner Macklin,
2118 North 24th St., Large box of
groceries, Mrs. Brows, 2124 Lake St.
A Sunday Dinner box of groceries,
Mrs- James Grizzard, 2860 Corby St.
box of canned goods, Mrs- R- C.
Gaskin, 2640 Decatur; Basket of
Fruit, Mr. James, Manley, 3119 Ohio
Street; Glassware, a set of 8 dessert
dishes, Mrs. Sara K. Walker, 2203
Charles; Special games and prizes
were: Embroidered pillow cases by
Mrs- Juanita Moore, 2205 Franklin
St.; A Baking dish, Mrs- C- McFar
land, 2707 Binney; A Stove set of
China, Mrs. James Woods, 2507 N.
24th St; A hand carved wooden tray
(oriental), Mrs- Magge McGowan,
2719^ North 24th St-; and the spec
ial John Slavik Prize of a ten (10)
pound or more Ham was won by Mrs
Willis W- Gray, 2124 Lake St. The
Ham was presented to the recipient
Mrs. Gray, by Mr. Slavik with his
personal wishes.
The employees, J- Dillard Craw
ford, Mrs- Qoma Scott, Mrs. Ethel
Davis Dean and Mrs- Lucy Mae
Britt are more than grateful to their
many lriends for the support they
have given and are now and will give
to Mr. Slavik on November 7th.
NEGRO LEADERS POINT
VALVE OF ORGANIZED
PROTEST.
New York—Successful in their
personal efforts to circumvent the
proposal of the War Department to
creat; Jimcrow rest centers for bat
tle weary Negro soldiers, Walter
White, Mary McLeod Bethune and
Dr. Channing H- Tobais said in a
signed statement:
“The action of the President and
the War Department in abandoning
the proposal to segregate returning
Negro war veterans at the Theresa
and Pershing in badly over-crowded
Harlem and Chicago’s Southside is
most gratifying. Among other
things, it shows first, the value of
intelligent and organized protest; and
second, that when it comes to segre
gation, Negroes are virtually without
exception completely unified in op
posito.i ito t. If the report be true,
and we believe it is, one of the most
hopeiul phases of this struggle has
been the considerable and vigorous
"Next Door’’ By ted shearer
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“TAKE IT EASY PATRICIA, I'VE GOT TO HAVE
STRENGTH TO TAKE CARE OF YOU!”
FIGHT AGAINST JIM CROW
IN METROPOLITAN INSUR
ANCE CO-, CONTINUES
New York, N. R., October 16
At the headquarters of the March
On Washington Fovement in the
Ther.'ea Hotel Building, New York,
A- Philip Randolph declared that the
fight to abolish racial barriers against
the integration of Negroes into all
categories of the business of the
Metropolitan Insurance Company
holds fast and will soon expand to
other sections of the city.
This fight against the Metropolit
an Insurance Company for the right
of Negroes to be employed as agents
and in the office forces and also in
supervisory positions is a part of
the pots war planning program of the t
Negro people, observed Mr. Rand
olph. It is necessary to begin now
to Attack the barriers against the e
quality of employment for the Negro
since the post war world bids fair to
be one of keen rivalry for jobs am
ong different groucs of workers.
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GOOD CREDIT AND A STEADY JOB
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NOW!
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on Wirt & Spencer St., between 30th & 27th St.
SEE MR. HIRAM D. DEE
Realty Improvement Company
342 ELECTRIC BUILDING
Telephone JA. 7718 Eve. & Sundays JA. 1620
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PRATT
FOR
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Fourth Judicial District
• Former Assistant Attorney General
• Past President. Board •! Ednrattoo
• Graduate, Creighton Law School
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opposition within the War Depart
ment itself to the proposal to separ
ate men on their return to America
for rest and recreation who have
faced death together on foreign bat
tlefronts- We can chalk up another
victory in the long, tedious fight for
democracy.
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2324 North 24th St. WE. 102S f;
Classified Ads Get Results!
RUMMAGE SALE—Saturday, Oct.
14th. Doors open at 8 a- m. Place
2215 Cuming. By Institutional Luth
eran Mission Auxiliary. Many Art
icles of great value.
FOR RENT—3 Room furnished,
modern Apt. No children. Call WE.
2365.
Scrub Woman Wanted, part time
work. K. B. Ice Cream Co., 30th &
Cuming St., JAckson 9580.
—. ...
WANT TO HU?—
furniture of all kinds—dressers,
iCds, end tables, chairs and chest
>f drawers or complete home
apartment furnishings. Kettles and
fishes. Sell us yours.
IDEAL Furniture Mart, 24th &
Lake Street—WE. 2224
NEIGHBORHOOD FURNITURE
& CLOTHING SHOP
BIG SALE—Overcoats, all sizes
Shoes, No Stamps; Ladies Dresses
Rugs, Beds, Gas Stoves and Oi
Stoves.
••We Buy and Sell” —
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gray kidskin fur coat, size 14, green
cloth tuxedo fur trim. AH in excel
lent condition. Call WA-7433.
FOR SALE—Furniture and Miscel
laneous dishes, Sunday, Oct. 1st—2 to
5 o'clock. 3115 Pinkney Street.
FOR SALE—’37 Ford, 2416 North
24th Street. Price reasonable. J. D.
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