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FATHER’S DAY By H. W. Smith I We should all think very kin dly at all times of our loveing fathers for what they have don and what they are still doing to guide us in the right way of life! They made great sacrific es by doing there part in all wars to bring about peace and good will and brotherly love., and to teach us to follow in the footsteps of his., for we are the same that our fathers have been. We drink the same str eam. and view the same sun and run the same course that our fathers have run. Let us all close our eyes and say an earnest prayer, to do honors to father’s day. As fath er is the producer of what we enjoy in life’s journey. j THE WEEK By H. W. Smith Miss Anna Williams won the Soprano honors in the musical festival She will be presented at the music festival at Creigh ton Stadium on Wednesday nite June 16th. Governor Dewey of the NY City and Governor Warren of California met in New Castle, NYC Sunday June 13th, they are attending the national Gov ernors Council. A report from Palestine Stat ed that peace has at last settled in that area and it was hoped it will continue. FOSTER FURNACE CO. Gas-Oil-Coal Furnaces —Stockers—Blowers— Ray E Ochenbein JA. 5509 The national Safety Council has estimated that their will 'be 30 million cars on the high way on the fourth of July and the week end holiday. Cleveland, Ohio police arrest ed a Mrs. Watts for murder. She would not let them use the lie detector on her. President Truman received the honary degree of doctor of Laws at the university of Calif, at Berkley California, on Sat. June 12th before a very large crowd. He spoke in San Fran cisco, Sunday June 13. Eddie Dunn, mayor of Boys Town was the winner of the 1948 Omaha World Herald Sc holarship at the Boys Town Commencement on Sun. June 13th. Three gunmen held up the gambling game in Chicago on Sunday June 13th and got over Three thousand dollars. U. S. Senator Capper retir ing in January after 30 years in the Senate Says he expects to remain in circulation as long as the good Lord allows him to get around. Read the Omaha Guide for all the news. Spare That Drain ^ Pouring used kitchen fatKowi/ drains or throwing it into gar bage cans is not practical or eco nomical Used kitchen tat clogs drains and stains garbage palls. It doesn't have to be a liability; salvaged used fat Is a real asset when sold to meat dealers. Help ease the world shortage of fats and oils by selling your used tats to your meat dealer. 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As most graduating class, they, too, planted a tree on the campus. What was the name of the tree? Pardon my manner—It was a Linden Tree. The thrill that was possess ed by the senior and under classmen was spoiled on Sat urday, May 22. Why? Because final examination began and everyone had to begin his last minute studying. However, the citizen ot Um iaha wish to congratulate the following persons for their achievement in College. Miss es Marjorie Marshall who re ceived a Bachelor of Arts, maj or in Sociology (An Honored Satudent), Evenlyn Triggs| who received a Bachelor of Arts, majors in Sociology and Education (finished College in three years and is nineteen years old), Betty Wilburn who received a Bachelor Science, major in Education. Mr. Frank Wikerson who received a Bachelor of Science, majors in Secondary Education and Mr. Willie Ashley who received a Bachelor of Arts, major in Bi ology. His desire is to become a Doctor. Again the citizen of Omaha wishes to congratulate you five persons and other young wo men and men who are climbing to the greatest highths. Good luck to all of you. Read the Omaha Guide for all the news. Fats and Oils Still Below Prewar Level The U. S. Department of Com- ' merce 1947 fats and oils Indus- ■ trial report for the U. S. shows supplies of fats and oils were in creased by net imports of 475 million pounds, but net receipts were still more than 1 billion pounds below the prewar, aver age. _, Homemakers can help our do mestic output by saving used kitchen grease and selling it to their meat dealers. These used fats are processed and reused for lndlstrial purposes. Read the Omaha Guide for all the news. RA ■■r.i »»-«« L yj V/ •n9re*®'* UrVITOTlOfU f or announcements wHh^ ^ envelopes to motel ^ »I2.95 ff We have the largest and finest 4 selection of engraved wedding g J *&&&*, f / Too can save from 2S% to 50% \ I BECAUSE OUR PRICE I I INCLUDES THE S ^ COST OF THE PLATE. 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Three high spots are cover ed in Oscar Micheaux’s sen* sationaj epic motion picture, “The Betrayal,” which the author adapted from his own novel, “The Wing From Now where.” The movie will be the first colored produced, financ ed and directed motion picture to play at a downtown theatre in New York. In this instance, it will be at the Mansfield Theater which housed “Anna Lucasta” for three years. “The Betrayal”, is fundamentally a story of a struggle of a young Negro to achieve financial stability and create a place for himself by becoming a suc cessful rancher. Martin Eden (Leroy Collins) is the hero of the story. At the bottom photo you can see Eden on the floor after having been shot by his wife, Linda (Verlie Cowan) This is thrilling photoplay, and climaxes frantic attempts on Eden's part to reconciliate with Linda who had been forc ed from her husband’s home by her father, Dr. Lee, (Harris Gaines, Jr.) a minister from Illinois. Fortunately, Eden was not seriously injured. In the top photo, Dr. Lee is killed by his own daughter, when she realizes that her father has de liberately ruined her married life, and deliberately destroyed all chances for her happiness by making her ’betray the man she loved. The center photo shows what can happen when the race cpiestion is discussed. Eden, who is in Chicago visit ing friends, has just been ad vised by the young man get ting the slap that he should t not marry a colored woman J but should marry a wane wo man who would he willing to sacrifice in his behalf until he was able to achieve the goals he had set for himself. He pointed out to Eden that in spite of the fact that he had a college education he was still a pullman porter with a house full of children because he got no help or cooperation from his wife. Naturally, his wife resented his statement anJ slaps his face. These are just three of the high spots of Mr. Micheaux’s sensational pic ture, “The Betrayal,” which will open at the Mansfield Theater in New York City, and is expected to play for capac ity audiences. This is a Ne gro’s interpretation < f the race question. This is the simple story of the millions of hard working and God fearing Ne groes who are struggling for their place in the sun. Sherman Williams' first :oast appearance has won him praises that will see the sax blowing maestro remain here indefinely according to his booking agent, Reg. D. Mar shall. Their orginality and the stylings of “Reminding Blues’ “Dust Tide Keep your Man Home, Shemans Boogie, Baby Dont You Want to Go, Im Lucky with My Brown Gal, all •* ROME, ITALY — (Soundphoto) --Photo shows Luigi Einaudi. 74, formar premier and director of the budget, who was elected first pres ident of the Italian Republic. Ein audi, a banker, was elected on the fourth ballot by a joint session of the Senate and Chamber of Depu ties.. He is a Liberal. on Bullet label, have put them in the “find of the year class. The bandleader, before com ing west gained an enviable re putation in Chicago. He is sho wn here doing an original ar rangement with the help of his vocalist, Iona Wade and trum pet man Charles Gillum. The combo is currently a crowd pleaser at the Club Congo.
