■REVEALING' Lpun P\fT, PRI«NT an4 ffUIURE** &/Aeee' wa/lace— I NOTE—Your question printed free in this column, ror private reply send 26c and (self addressed stamped envelope for my New Astrological Reading and receive by return mail my advice on three questions free. Sign your full name, birthdate and correct address. Address Abbe’ Wallace, P. O. Box—11, Atlanta, Georgia. J. C.—Should I take my used to be boy friend back? Ans: Your old boy friend hasn’t learned his lesson yet, for tho mean way he treated you, and no matter how much he begs you, you should hold out a little longer before taking him bock—You shouldn’t take as much as you do off the men, and you could hold a boy friend easier. J. A.—Will I be able to enter college the second semester? Ans: Yes—You’ll be financial ly able to enter college at the time you have in mind—However, you’ll be more satisfied If you wait until the FIRST TERM of the next school year. R. M. S.—I am wondering if singing will mean anything to me in the future? What do you think about it? Ans: You did unusually well singing “Blue Moon” and was congratulated on yo ur voice enough to make anyone quite proud of themselves. It is my im pression that in the future, sing ing will be the means of your livelihood, and you’ll always be just as fond of it as you are now. M. R. B.—I would like to know which of the two gentlemen real ly love me? Ans: You have a very import ant decision to make and I ad vise you not to act too hastily. A. B. has promised to marry you for a long time, but he Beems to bo acting a little different about the matter lately—I believe your best bet to be J. B. K. P.—Will you please tell me why my friend is so cross with me? Ans: Your girl friend knows live In is the place for you, for it Soviet Union Urges Oil Embargo Against Italy (By Special Correspondent) Geneva, Dec. 21.—The Soviet Union “called the bluff’ of the European powers in the League of Nations last week. Maxim Lltvinoff, brilliant Sov iet diplomat, informed the League of Nations last Monday, that the Soviet Union was ready to stop shipments of oil, coal, iron and steel to Italy if other nations would do likewise. This position was supported by Rumania, an other member of the League. Oil Vital to Fascists. If such world powers as Eng land, France and America would adopt the proposal of the Soviet Union to extend "sanctions” to oil alone, one of fascist Italy’s chief supplies would be cut off. England, France, and America aro all wavering on the Soviet proposal. Oil is one of the chief exports of the Soviet Union and is there fore one of the primary sources of income for building socialism* in the Worker’s and Farmer’s state. The proposal of Lltvinoff thus indicates that the Soviet Union is willing to sacrifice this large source of income to make “sanc tions” effective against the Mus solini fasicst regime. Big Profiteers Object. The private financiers who are in control of the oil industry in Britain, France and America, have to date refused to allow their respective governments to stop the enormously profitable shipment of oil to Italy. The Soviet Union has repeated ly declared against all infring ment of the independence of Ethiopia whether by Jtaly, Eng land, France or any other world power. The speech of Maxim Lit vinoff, representing the Soviet Union in the League of Nations, has been echoed throughout the world as the most powerful statement for Ethiopian defense ever uttered in the League of Nations. It stated in part: “There is nothing in the League Covenant which will per mit it to discriminate against the Ethiopian people on acocunt of their race, color of their skin, or the stage of their civilization.” sho was the cause of you losing your job, but she didn’t do it in tentionally—(If you intend to keep her for your friend, then forget about this matter and don’t throw it up to her all along. M. M. C.—I want to know if I’ll be living here another year? Ans: Just about — Howeve.r during the spring of 1937 It ap pears that you will make your home in an adjoining state. F. II. W.—Is this city the one for me or the one I have in mind? Ana: While you are studying for your profession, the city you will be much cheaper for you to live there. After you get along a little farther in your work, then you can go to New oYrk and take up your profession in a RJG WAY. P. E. W.—Why is it that my daughter acts as she does toward me? Ans: Your daughter doesn’t like for you to pry into her af fairs the way you do, which is the reason she acts so mysterious about everything she does—You have a perfect right to look after her, but don’t CARRY IT TOO FAR. W. L.—Will I get what I want for Christmas? Ans: No—But you’ll get what you need. It is my impression that you‘11 bo all dressed up Christmas day in a NEW SUIT and a pair of NEW SIIOESE. A. E. J.—I want to know what tho trouble is with my husband and will he come back home and live with me? Ans: Your husband seems to care very much for another wo man and as long as he is goin|r with her, he’ll keep away from you. You and your husband will never live together, for it is my impression that he’ll secure his divorce during the year of 1936. A. E. R.—When is my luck go ing to chnngo? Ans: Before the end of the month—At that time you’ll secure a job there in your home town making a fairly good salary— However, this job will not be permanent. WPA Musicians Win Demands New York, Dec. 21, (CNA)— Tho major demands of the Musi cians’ Union for prevailing wages, no admission charges to WPA concerts, darkened halls, and no commercial broadcasting were agreed to by a worried adminis tration when the threatened strike of 700 WPA musicians, Negro and white, promised to tie up all WPA music activities and indirectly Involve 18,000 members of Local 802 of t h e American Federation of Musicians. After January 16th, stated Chalmers Clifton, regional direct or for New York of the Federal Music Project, the government agrees to negotiate an agree ment on a five-service per week basis, instead of the eight-service announcement which brought on the strike. Until January 16th, the union agrees to the six-service program. The $24 the men re ceive will, with five-service plan, j approximate prevailing union ' wages. I _ Picketing Brings Owner To Terms New York, Dec. 21.—A 100 per centwage increase and the right for Negroes to work behind the bar at the Bella Restaurant, 329 Lenox Avenue, was won with the powerful backing of the Harlem International Labor Defense and other organizations. Mr. Stewart, a restaurant em ployee, went out on strike, de manding his salary be raised from $10 to $20 a week. After seven hours on continuous picketing jy members of the I. K I). and Mr. Stewart, the prop, ietor capitn ated. Awards Made In Rosenwald Story Contest Twelve Winners Announced in Classes of Agriculture, In dustry, and Personal Ser vice—Eight More to Come. Atlanta, (la., Dec. 21.—The Commission on Interracial Coop eration today announced 12 of tho 20 awards in tho Rosenwald con tost for the best stories of the oconornic efforts of Negroes. The winners announced, four each in the classes of agriculture, indus try, and personal service, are as follows: Agriculture: R. L. 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