_ THREE GREAT VOICES Three Great Voices « Left to right: Sarah Vaug han, noted songestress; Billie Holiday, America’s Greatest Song Stylist; Bily and June Eckstine, one of the top male singers of the nation. Ocassion was Miss Holiday’s opening night at Club Ebony, on Broad way, when she captivated her audiences and continues to be the greatest attraction of the Gay White Way.—Snelson. What is so rare as a day in June?—Then if ever come per fect days,—and that’s a cue for back yard suppers and picnic lunches in the park, on the beach, and your favorite wood land spot. Here’s a trick to keep the sandwiches from coming apart—split the buns only three-fourth of the way through so that top and bot tom are fastened. The picnic basket should hold a variety of double-deckers . . . ham and lettuce in round buns, ground carrot and lettuce in finger buns, raisin bread with apple sauce filling, Crisp celery, sweet and sour pickles, olives, cold milk, and fruit are other accessories to a successful picnic lunch. UP TO ONE YEAR TO PAY Keep cool this summer with a new fan from ALL MAKES. Choose from a complete line of oscillating fans, floor and pedestal fanse, wall fans, fans to fit your summer needs. Models available in every price range. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY All Makes Typewriter Co. 1918 FARNAM ST.AT-2413 Christian Service The Women’s Society of the Christian Service sponsored a very interesting meeting at the Clair Memorial Methodist Church on Friday evening, on June 4 and served ice cream and cake. Mr. Isiah Jones mercantile and shoe shining shop is going good. Mr. Perry Taylor of North 24th Street Barber and Mt. Moriah baptist qhurch Sunday School teacher returned home from Detroit Michigan, to at tend a funeral of a relative on May 31st. Reverand J. E. Wade is vis iting relatives and friends ’ > Oklahoma and the Reverand C E. Hayes the new pastor of Clair Memorial Methodist Ch urch is carrying on in a very fine way. Are you a member of the N AACP, your membership is very much needed. (Club Aluminum ‘ HAMMERCRAFT WATERLESS COOKWARE \ ***"$* REGULARLY *21.20 !Vu* ' \ DAVIDSONS, 415 SOUTH 16th STREET—Omaha. Forgotten Inventor EXPELLED FROM AMHERST... SENT TO SEA. A SHIPS # PADDLE WHEEL CAVE HIM M idea for REVOLVING PISTOL CYLINDER/ 'j ... AT 14* WHITTLED MODEL-IT WORKED! . jjjbeA - QUIT FATHERS DYE-PLANT TO SEEK FORTUNEAs"DR.COUU*. USED "LAU6HIN6 GAS* AS ^ HYPNOTIC OEVICE/ 8#..,, 1832-SENT PLAN OF ^GUN TO PATENT OFFICE... AWARDED PATENT/* 1836/ ALWl ORIGINAL COMPANY FA!LED - HE INVENTED SUBMARINE'MINE* WHILE STILL IN HIS 20'S f TEXAS ★ RANGERS •FIRST MARKET FOR COLT REVOLVER ...US. ARMY ORDERED 1,000... COLT BUILT FACTORY- CREATED JOBS ... DIED WEALTHY AT 48/ PAepatod. &if TlathmaL Patent Council Roy Milton Fan Club ■---:-----!-' 1 CHARITY AIM OF ROY MILTON FAN CLUB Hollywood (NPB)—In an effort to present a constructive program to members, the Nat ional President of the Roy Mil ton Orchestra Fan Club, Lil lian Cumber, annoucedn here last week, that in addition to the popular club slogan, “No Dues, Just Blues,” more emph asis will be stressed upon the business of aiding needy causes and charities in the particular communities where fan clubs are established. Cumber told newsmen, the Roy Milton Fan Clubs arc mushrooming all over the nat ion. She said, these same clubs according to Mr. Milton’s de sires, can become a powerful and helpful aid to their respec tive communities by support ing worthy charitable under takings and needy families. Thus far, she said, “a most heartening response has fol lowed Roy’s suggestions that the club do charity work”. It is also planned that the band leader will cooperate with the community jrogram by enter taining the fan clubs and their adopted charity group during his visits in their territory. National headquarters are at 223 West Second Street, of Los Angeles, California, where additional information regard ing setting up of Roy Milton Orchestra Fan Clubs may be obtained, the president told the newmen. I Orchard & Wilhelm Co. j Summer Store Hours 9:30 to 5:00 Roll-away Beds at exceptionally low prices that afford real comfort | . . . with link fabric springs | made to fold up and roll into a i closet. Manufactured by Sim | mons and Englander. Extraordinary Values = 2.6 size with inner | spring mattress. | 3.3 size with inner | spring mattress. | 4.0 size with inner | spring mattress ... 1 ROLL-AWAY BEDS . . . with coil springs, made to |j = fold up and roll into a closet. 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They were made by technical ex perts with a 1948 Plymouth special deluxe sedan equipped with record ing and measuring devices including a “fifth wheel” electric speedometer, gasometer, vacuum gauge, odome ters, and batteries of stop watches. No “trick” gasoline saving devices or special fuels were used. The secret of the savings obtained lay in (1) proper spring tune-up of the car, including ignition, carburation, cool ing system, oil change and chassis lubrication, and steering and brake adjustments, and (2) employment of proper driving techniques in han dling foot throttle and brakes. A basic gas saving up to 10% may be secured by giving an out-of-tune car the approved dealer's spring tune-up, the tests showed. Past that point the driver himself holds the whip hand in achieving phenomenal gas savings. The first test run was over a ten mile course in a section of Detroit where stop lights and stop signs ' were numerous. Here, reasonably moderate acceleration and braking showed a 60% greater gasoline mile age over the “quick stop and start artist” Surprisingly, the safe driver who saved so much gas, arrived at the finish of the ten mile course only one and one-half minutes later than the “hurryup” man, made 50 per cent fewer stops and spent 51% less of his time at those stops. He aver- J aged only two per-cent slower speed 1 and two per-cent greater elapsed time. In a test run over the 165 mile: highway from Detroit to Lansing, | Michigan, the safe driver achieved a 50% saving in gasoline on the trip. ^ The surprising difference in gas I economy was achieved by main taining a normal speed of 50 m.p.h. I on open highway as against one of 70 m.p.h. Added to the advantages of con serving the nation's fuel supply foi next winter’s heating use and the saving in money accruing to the individual is the fact that safety sta tistics prove the “moderate” drivel involved in fewer and less serious accidents than the speed-seeker Rice pointed out. Legal Notice J. J. Friedman, Atty. Notice of Hearing for Administration In the County Court of Doug las County, Nebraska. Book 68—Page 389 In the Matter of the Estate of John W. Dallas, Deceased. The State of Nebraska, To All Parties Interested: Notice is hereby given that applica tion has been made to this Courl: for the granting of ad ministration of said estate to Lena Dalla. Hearing will be had thereon in this Court on July 7, 1948, at 9:00 o’clock A. M., at which ‘time and place you may appear and contest the same. Robert R. Trover, 20-3t County Judge. ‘Wcorrj What wufr I happen I flti* time? /A Hear the sensational return match for the world’s heavy weight championship... broadcast direct from Yankee Stadium! Wednesday, June 23 Boadcast Starts at 8 p.m. 1290 KOIL VOuSduL v The WEEK —By H. W. Smith— This writer had the pleasure of talking with one of the news paper men with the Truman Special, Mr. John Young of the Chicago Defender on June 5th. Mr. Young was accomp anyed to Boys Town by C. C. Galloway of the Omaha Guide to meet and contact the mayor of Boys Town. Mrs. Clara Booth Luce made mention in her speech at the Paxton Hotel about Segrega tion ! Saying to keep the Negro in the Gutter one would be down there with him. Satchel Payes Base Ball Cl ub was in Omaha June 5th en route East. Mr. Y. P. Mahurmmit finish ed 26 years as scout master of the Omaha Boy Scouts. He did tell assistant Scout Master L. Kenneth Myers to take over and carry on. OMAHA IS FIRST AS BUTTER PRODUCER Omaha is still the number one butter producer in the nation. United States Department of Agriculture information just received by Cecil W. Means, Agriculture Commissioner of the Omaha Chamber of Com merce, verify Omaha’s claim that it is The Butter Capital Easy-Wash Days; 1 Now' , 4 CHICAGO — Dolores Gardner, Chez Paree “Adorable”, shows how a smiling disposition and luxurious ease nave replaced the old-fashioned “blue” washday. She holds a new plastic Han-D Wash board, with which she does per sonal laundry backstage in the famous Chicago night dub. *• ^ Styled by Barnes & Reinecke, the washboard is low-priced yet attractive and practical for home-; makers. Corrugated scrubbing face gets quick action, and glove-like, fit makes it simple and easy to use. It comes in colors to match kitchens or bathrooms. , MacArthur Men1 1 MADISON. WIS.— (Soundphoto)J —Two former governors of Wis4 •consin head a full slate of Mac-' Arthur for President delegate can-J didates in Wisconsin. They ara Fred R. Zimmerman (right) now secretary of state, and Philip F,' LaFollctte (left), Madison attor ney. They are shown at the capitol as “Zim" filed his nomination papers (as a candidate) with him self (as secretary of state). Palestine In the Jewish Hands Is Only Temporary (Biblical History) says Rev. James M. Webb, Evangelist, Prophet and Auth or of ‘The Black Man’s Part in the Bible’—his latest work, is ‘The Coming of the Third World War’. Yes! Palestine was handed or delivered back to the Jewish people by Great Britain’s pol itical strategy the same as. India was, The results of Great Britain’s action is a gate way that will draw every gov ernment in the coming Third World War. The beginning and ending of this war is in Biblical Prophecy. Read Joel, 3rd chapter, 9th through 21st verses. There' is a great crisis coming the Jewish people such as never has happened before and also to all people of the world. The United Nations will come to naught as the: League of Nations did. Read Biblical Prophecy on the mat ter (Isaiah, 8th chapter, 9tth, and 10th.' verses. According to Biblical His tory God has prepared a Col ored Man that was rocked in thq Black Man’s Cradle in Af j rica to conquer the coming Third World War at Jerusa lem and all Palestine on the borders of the Mediterranean. Sea. I am preparing a series of newspaper articles on the sub ject. Look for them very soon. ‘The world is set with Dyna mite War equipment. The cli max explosion will be in the Mediterranean Sea’. of the World. Not only is Omaha the lead er, according to the US Div ision of Dairy Statistics, but it produces 40 per cent more butter than its nearest compet itor—Kansas City. SeMlite Mkt. 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