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R, T. C.— I gave a birthday
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invited all my friends. My best
boy friend came and brought ano
ther girl and I felt let down. What
was the meaning of his actions?
Ans: His object was to
' “show off1 and to try to make
you jealous. Never did he real
1 ize that he was cutting his
1 own throat by his actions.
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Discontinue your friendship
right now, as it is best that
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Iboy he was before you learned
to care more. Such actions as
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E. CJ. H.—I read and enjoy your
column so much. Tell me if I will
make the trip this summer that
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M. R. J.—When my husband and
I married we went to stay with
his people and there was no get
ting along. His people would meet
him before I could and they would
get his money and now we are
parted and I am with my mother,
but he torments me to death. Tell
me what to do as he won’t le<t
me alone and won’t live decently
either ?
Ans: You did the right
thing to leave him as he put
his own folks before you and
was also running out at night.
Since he is tormenting you
make a change otf address,
or else get protection from the
police. Secure a divorce and
wash your hands of this af
fair for he isn’t going to im
prove and live as you want
him to.
J. J. W.—I received my private
reply and was very pleased. Now
tell me why is it that this girl
won’t allow me to come to see
her ? Doea she still love me ?
Ans: She’s a determined
Miss and insists on having her
own way. She's still interested
in you, but also wants you to
show your affection for her.
She’ll change her mind about
your visiting her in a month
or so.
H. P. M.—I am a steady reader
of your column every week. Will
we ever own a home of our own
in the town we now live in?
Ans: A home and babies too.
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Legal Notice
W. B. Bryant 2314M> North 24th
St. Attorney-Room No. 1
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the County Court of Dougles
County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the estate of
Charles Essex, Deceased.
All persons interested in said
estate are hereby nolLNied that
a petition has been filed in said
Court alleging that said deceased
died leaving no last will and pray
ing for administration upon his
estate, and that a hearing will be
had on said petition before said
court on the 14th day of July 1939,
and if they fail to appear at said
Court on the said 14bh day July
1939 at 9 o’clock A. M. to contest
isaid petition, Court may
grant the same and grant admin
istration of said estate to John T.
Marcell, or some other suitable
person and proceed to a settle
ment thereof.
Bryce Crawford,
County Judge
Begin 6-24-59
Ending 7-8-39
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No soon, but eventually.
E. L. S.—I am a married lady
and have been married two weeks.
I am 17 years old and my husband
is 26. I want to know if there is
any woman or girl in my hus
band’s life who will give me
trouble?
Ans: NONE. The only trou*
ble you need feat- is from
your own friends. You are a
married woman now, and in
cidently your husband is a
very jealous man and he won’t
stand for you being too friend
ly with any of your old boy
friends.
A. A_*-l am going in company
with a married woman arui she
tells me that I am her baby’s
father. I would like to have your
advice?
Ans: She knows that you have
a little money and that she
might be able to get her hands
on a little more of it than
she does, if she gets you to
thinking you are the father of
her child. I don’t believe it is
advisable for you to take on
this responsibility. After all,
she is still married and living
under her husbands roof and
in my opinion the baby is his.
You are making a serious
mistake in carrying on an af
fair with this woman and you
will learn to your sorrow later
on
M. L. M.—Is this treatment do
ing me any good? I love your
column.
Ans: You mast continue
yoUr treatments. Goiter's
can’t be corrected in a few
weekjs time. Be patient, re
sults will begin to show in the
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UNITED COAL WINS .r>-2;
BEAT FORT OMAHA
Fine pitching performance of
Grandpa Morton which was a mas
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BOOfTMY NTS. CO,M10 «lv*«.,*t UmU.Re.
ter piece made some of the
younger generation sit up and
take notice whab clean living
really means. Some of the younger
athletes are in their early twen
ties and through so boys bewMre
or the old man with the scythe will
get you if you don’t watch out.
DO YOU REMEMBER?
by Richard Stanley
Well lovers of the turf. The race
season has come and gone. Same
of the fans are 'happy and some
are sad. The main reason some are
sad ig because they tried to beat
the card. That is very hard to do.
If you pick 3 winners out of 8
races you can pat yourself on the
back because you have done good.
Some fans think they are ao good
they try to (to beat seven or eight
races a day. There is where you
are wrong. That oldl saying is
“You can beat a race but not the
races”. In the state of Illinois,
standing goon there will be a lot
tery on (the same order of the
Irish Sweepstake ticket will be
sold for $250 and the drawing
w'ill take place once a month. The
lucky winner will receive twenty
thousand dollars. Not bad. Worth
trying better than putting 2
bucks on a nag and watch him
run last. You will have to wait
30 days for the drawing. Look,
what a suspense you will be kept
in and the thrill you will get out
of hoping your ticket is the one
that fate held for you. Suppose
6 people put in 50c apiece and won
that will be four thousand dollars
apiece. Where on earth can 50c
bring that imuch money. Not on
a horse. I am sure all of you
likes to take a little chance once
in a while. That lottery will cer
tainly hit the spot when the full
details are worked out in Illinois.
This paper will tell you all about
it. It is now up to the Governor
uf the state to sign the bit fi r
ft to become a law. I predict in
a very :hoit time some more
states will try out .the plan if it
works in Illinois. That is only a
new scheme to get tax money foi
old age pension and other state
needs. The people are going to
gamble in some form anyway. The
states might as well be .the take
off man as some politician to rob
the public. Why should the people
in the United States send millions
of dollars over in Europe every
year when people over here are
naked and starving. It doesn’t
make sence. I am saving up my
change now so I can buy me a
ticket and if I win I am going to
change the route of North 24th
St. instead of running North and
South, I am going have old Cho
colate avenue to run East and
West. All of you in favor of .the
change, just hope I win 20,000
dollars.
Richard Stanley
UNITED COAL WINS 15 TO 2
On Sunday July 2 at 16th and
Boyd St., the Cash Coal and West
Omaha Booster hooked up /to play
a game of baseball which turned
out to be a football score. The
colored lads out played and out
hit the Booster. The game was
marred with a series of mishaps.
Roosevelt Walker was hit on the
dome wi/th a ball by the pitcher,
but not seriously hurt but painful.
The Booster catcher was hit on
the finger and the umpire called
a halt after he noted that the
catcher’s finger was broken. Tap
ley gained his eye and hit two
circuit clouts. The game was called
off because lost of light The score
was 15 to 2 in the favor of the
United Coal. Two games for [the
United Coal thi3 week. They go
on top of the league by one half
game. Florence Merchants who
were to play a double headed was
postponed. If they win both games
they regain the lead by one half
game.
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Wright Awarded
Guggenheim Honor
NEW YORK, July 1 (CNA)—Ri
chard Wright, young Negro news
paperman, poet, short istory wri
ter and novelist, has won a Gug
i genheim scharlorship amounting to
$2,500. It was said to be the first
time that the Guggenheim Mem
orial Foundation has honored a
left-wing writer. Wright is a
member of the Communist party.
Tho brilliant young writer, who
is on the staff of the Federal Wri
ters Project in New York, N. Y.
has a life story as interesting as
that of Joe Louis. Like Louis, he
rose from the deep South, where
he was bom on a plantation near
Natchez, Mississippi. His childhood
wju, spent in an orphan home. He
has worked at nymy jobs, includ
ing farm labor, street sweeping,
dishwashing, and as a porter.
Wright has won other literary
prises including the Story Maga
zine award for WPA writers. His
most recent novel was “Uncle
Tom’s Children,’’ which has been
acclaimed by critics in this coun
try and in the Soviet Union,
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PRESIDENT GREETS NAACI*
WITH PRAISE FOR NEGRO’S
CONTRIBUTION TO U. S. RISE
Richmond, Va. June 28—The
full operation of democracy in our
country is that which makes it
possible to “delight in recognizing
the contributions which members
of the Negro race have made to
American life and the part which
they have had in the progress of
the nation.” v
This was the sentiment expres
sed by President Franklin D.
Roosevelt in a letter of greeting
read at the thirtieth annual con
ferance of the National Associa
tion for the Advancement of Col
ored People, which opened here at
the Mosque auditorium, Tuesday
June 27, at 8 p. m.
Referring to the Negro people
of America as “an integral group
in our American democracy,” the
President said, “we look to you
to uphold its ideals, to help carry
its burdens and to partake of its
blessings.”
The complete text of the Presi
dent letter, which was addressed
to Walter White, executive secre
tary of the Association, follows:
“Tho opportunities of a demo
cratic people to participate in na
tional progress are legion. Their
responsibilities for sharing in the
achievement of that progress are
equally great. We delight in re
cognizing the contributions which
members of the Negro race have
made to American life and the
part which they have had in the
progress of the nation.
“My sincerest wish for all of
you is that your opportunities
may be increasingly shared and
your responsibilities continuous
ly accepted in helping the Negro
race to hold fa^t to the advance
ments already made and in mov
ing forward to higher planes of
accomplishment. As an integral
group in our American democra
cy we look to you to uphold its
ideals, to help to carry its burdens
and to partake of its blessings.
4 In extending cordial greetings
to the Thirtieth Annual Confer
ence of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People, may I express the hope
that the Niqgro race will find
steadily expanding fields in which
■to servo with industry, loyalty and
distinction. *
“Very sincerely yours
“(Signed) Franklin D. Roosevelt"
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Bill Robinson Opens At
World’s Fair
New York, July 6 (C)— Bill
Robinson was all set to open “in
person” Michael Todd's “Hot Mi
kado" in the World’s Fair Hall
of Music Thursday, June 22. The
show carries a cast of 126, the
original Broadway cast
Bill was featured in a full page
photograph in the color photo sec
tion of the Daily News last Sua
day in his role of the “Hot
Mikado.*’
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