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Ans: You had better pack your clothes and make your hus band a little visit right away try to get there on his pay day and find out just what is keeping him away from home. I feel suie that you will break in on a little party—'but you must make him come to reason at some time and the sooner you do it, the quicker you will get money to live on ****** D, r.— I love two boys. One takes me from school. The other passes in his car and tries to make me leave the boy I am with. Which should I choose? A,ns: Puppy love By Xmas time both boys will pass you by and ignore you for ithey don t want to put out on a present. Your affair isn’t serious so don’t worry about them. You haven’t met • MARVELOUS DISCOVERY!! CHRISTIAN AGENTS WANT ED!!! To Sell the Worlds Famous Cow Boy Miineral( an Iron Tonic and Astringent taking the country by storm. Used and recommend ed by thousands of satisfied users. Send one dollar ($ 1.00 > today for a five (5) weeks supply. The Original Mineral Distributed tby Teague’s Mineral Products, !’. O. Box 264, Union, So. Carolina - -- the right fellow yet and probably on’t anytime soon. NO NEGROES ON LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS IN MANY STATES, PRELIMINARY SURVEY DISCLOSES (continued from page 1) ed on registration boards and in many cases whites refused to come in to be questioned by Ne groes. Jobs Are Few Fourteen Negroes are receiving employment on draft boards in Detroit, Michigan; 1 in Youngs town, O.; 12 in Washington D. CJ 3 in Providenee( R. I.; 3 in Buf falo, N. Y.; 60 in New York. N. Y. and Kent, Ohio, reported some employed but did not know how many. Florence, S. C., Amelin Court House, Va.; Danvilte Va.; Dallas, Texa«; Thornhill, Va : Princeton, N. J.; St. Louis, Mo.; Monrovia, Calif.; Durham, N. C.; Oklahoma City Okla; Albuquer que, N. M.; Minneapolis, Minn. \Van*en, Ark.; Newark, N. J ; Ai ken, S. C.; Kansas City, Mo; Ber keley, Calif.; and Wilmington, Del all reported there were no Npgro es hired in their locality for work Or. draft boards. Negro physicians were placed on boards in Detroit, Mich.: Prin ceton, N. J.; S {.Louis, Mo-; Boll County, Kentucky; Durham, N. C. Minneapolis, Minn.; Newark, N- J. Providence, R. (I1.; New York, N. Y.. Berkeley, Calif.; Kansaa City, Mo.; Washington, D. C.; and Mex ico, Mo. In Aiken, S. C., and Wii_ mington, Del., there are Negro physicians serving as associate ex aminers. Oklahoma City, Okla., reports there are Na-’ro physic ians who examine Negroes only South Carolina Adopts New Plan Adopting a plan that does not coincide with the plan of advisory boards in other states, Governor Burnet R. Maybank of South Car olina, has appointed 128 Negroes o seive as member8 of advisory boards throughout the state. The power of these persons is limited to aiding Negro registrants in fill ing out application1 blanks etc., and does not include the power to revietf cases as is true of mem bers on advisory boards in other states. The balance of summarized in formation on advisory boards in various states received by the as sociation up to date follows; There are 12 Negroes on advis ory boards in Detroit, Mich.; 3 in Youngstown, O.; 3 in Florence, S C.; 2 in Amelia Court House, Va.; 6 in Wjashin^ton, D. C.; 5 in Long Branch, N. J-; 1 in Danville, Va.; 3 in Princeton, N. J.; 3 in Okla homa City, Okla.; 6 in Newark, N. J.; 3 in Providence, R. I.; 1 in Buffalo, N. Y.; 12 in New York, N. Y.; 1 in Berkeley, Calif.; and 1 in Wilmington, Del- Dallas, Texas. St. Louis, Mo.; and Dur ham, N. C., reported there were Negroes on the advisory draft boards but they did not know the exact number. There are no Ne groe8 serving on advisory draft boards in: Peekskill, N. Y-; Kent, 0-; Thornhill, Va.; Bell County, Kentucky; A{bu P*—The United States Civil Serv- I ice Commission has anonunccd that the dealine dates for the fil ing of applications for the exam ination for Principal Translator have been extended to Dec- 30, 1940—Jan. 2, 1941. Optional sub jects for this test will be Portu. guese and Spanish. Other exams annuonced by the commission: Accounting and Aud itin'' Assistant, $1,800 a year, ap plication dealine dates, Dec. 30, 1940—Jan. 2, 1941, a nd Junior Warehouse Examiner, $2,000 a year, application dealine, Jan- 6, Jan. 9f 1941. Full information may be obtained at local postof fices. MEMPHIS GIVES ROARING WELCOME TO HANDY AT ’XMAS CHARITY VELEBRAT’N Memphis, Dec. 19 (ANP) Mem phis’ famous Beale Street was in gay, festive mood last week as it again extended a royal welcome to its favorite son—W. C. Handy, famous “Daddy of the Blues,” who came here as the honored guest for the second annual Blues Bowl game in Booker T. Washington Stadium. The football classic and celebra tion was staged by the local Elks Club and the proceeds will prov ide big Christmas baskets for needy colored families. Mayor Chandler headed a long list of celebrities of both races who were present to honor the 67 year old composer of the “Memphis” and “St. Louis Blues” and other swing tunes too numerous to mention. About 19,000 parsons crowded the line of March as the Mail Cur riers Band, the Booker T. Wash ington Drum and Bugle Corp8 and the school band led the gay parad ers down Beale Street to the Sta dium. Sixteen pretty drum maj orettes who pranced and cavorted to the snappy, swing music, drew salves of cheers, exceeded only by the warmth of the reception and greeting given Mr. Handy. The noted Blues composer beam ed with pleasure as the bands, af ter reaching the Stadium, marched around the field and a number of dancers did a tom tom dance in his honor. Nat Williams was the master of ceremonies. HUOTHERHOOD HOLDS LABOR CONFERENCE IN TEXAS San Antonio, Texas,—Under tie auspices of the San Antonio Div_ ision of the Brotherhood of Slump ing Car Porters and the Li ' *s Auxiliary, a Labor Conference vas held extending from Dec. 1 to Dec. 5- It covered a wide range of vital, live and active question of housing and Negro participation a3 skilled workers in the building of the housing project for Negroes in San Antonio. The discussion of this subject was led by Mr. Clar ence Johnson who is a field repre sentative of the United States Housing Authority. This session was attended by several hundred MfMfMfMfMftftfIlflJllTuJjl A&B BUFFET | 1616 N. 24th St. -Phone JA-8797— ; I HOLIDAY SPECIAL jj —TERMS TO SUIT— V Gate City K Furniture Co. 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Mr. Williams, AF of L. organizer in the southwest region and active in the San Antonio Central Trades land Labor Council; Dr. Hendricks head of the Department of Econo, mica of the University of San An tonio; and, Mr. Hensley, lawyer in San Antonio; spoke on Negro La bor and the Labor Movement; the Depression and the Negro Worker and the Negro, the Ballot, and I Civil Liberties, respectively. All of these speakers are white. Their treatment of theilr subjects was on a high and liberal plane. Mr. N. L. Flaggs, president of the San Antonio Division, and Mr. J. B. Caviness, secretary-treasurer were in charge of the Conference. AVA*AVWA*AW.VA*1-A*. DUFFY Pharmacy 24th AND LAKE STREETS PRESCRIPTIONS —Free Delivery— WE. 0609 WWVAWAWAVANVA Sporting Goods Ideal Gifts—It Street. New York. N. Y. / 1 For the enclosed II XtO bill Or money order, tend I “ me your complete Beauty Bor containing T full \ •lie GOLUEN-CLO products, with no additional \ charge to me. V NAME - M ADDRESS: ... 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