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R For whatever you have to sell, 01 for whatever you want to buy— IN THESE COLUMNS ’ BBT .TABLE INFORMATION HOW TO GET A JOB 25c Postpaid DR , MCDONALD P. O Box 130 Alexandria. La. -I For Rent 1 room furnished $2.56: ? 1 Kitchenette $4.00 2406 N. 21st SL. E. Williams. For Rent furnished room 2914 .\ 25th St.. WE. 2365 FOR RENT—One or -wo furnish- i ed Rooms 2406 North 21st Street. ■ "for-rent Five neatly furnished Room $4.50 ; a week, water and telephone bilu3 paid. Edward King. 2706 MapL-1 Street, ^thone WE. 6402. APT FOR RE NT We! 036C. 6 Room House For Rent 32SO Pinkney. Inquire or write at 3024 W. M. H. Young. Furnished Room and Apt. For Rent 2877 Binney St. JA. 2877 1 FOR RENT 2115 North 30th St., 1-2 Room Apt $3.50; 1-4 Room Apt. furnished, $450. Utilities paid JA. 0986 Kaplan Produce formerly local- 1 ei on No. 24th St. is now located at 1804 No. 20th St We have a large selection on Poultry and eggs. We deliver. Phone JA. 6537. Kap lan Produce Co. extend an invita tion to hi3 old customers to pay Jim a visit at his new location. j LAUNDRIES & CLEANERS EDHOLM & SHERMAN £401 North 24th WE. 6064 EMERSON LAUNDRY *324 North 24th St. WE. Iflfe men: a.:, men: use yogi CREDIT to get ail the styliah new apparel you need. Great values. Enjoy terms made tc order for you. Peoples Store. 109 South 16th St. j Fine, clean reconditioned doth | mg. furniture, and shoes, Gocd wiE, 1013 North 16tt. Purchases at Goodwill make jo be for needy.’" f WANT TO BUY — | Furniture of ad kinds—dressers, yds. end tables, chairs and chest; of drawers or complete home— apartment furnishings. Kettles and dishes. Sell us yours. IDEAL Furniture Mart, 24th & Lake Street—WE 2224 Woman win care for children in a Christian Home by the day or its week. Call JA. 1745. FUNERAL DIRECTORS THOMAS FUNERAL HOMd 2022 Lake St. WEbster 2022 hardware— DOLGOFF HARDW ARE Paint, Glass and Varnish. Wed* glazing ana make window shade* to order 1*22 N. 24th 3l WE- 1SG7 Join—Reliable Friendship Qnt> —3sr Marriage. Friendship, cm . Isasure. Sena Dime for memb-r «hip biank. H. Brookes, 2IT W«rt ! led, Chicago, 11; HELP US. HELP THE POOR CALL— ME VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA JAcksor 229C 15th A Chicago The TESTIMONY of THOUSANDS: It'S tiM MOTEL THERESA When in NEW YORK any season nf the year 7tk An. at UStfc Si. *~in the Heart of Harfan SOO tpaaaaa. «Z aataida rocmi; laxanona toitaa. Tb« baaatifnl Ordnd Room tor fmaia; cocktail knsea and oar-, tka loaaiy Uo. for nanaa. Idaal atmoa. ■■arc for race, ready, and comfort. raoma with print* bat* HOTEL THESES! KlAU *“ tjtiut GIRLS ON THE STREETS • • • Glancing a gaze at a certain plac- along- Bronzeville.... it seem ed as tho the wind blew a window out or was it the wind-?) The window has been replaced KILPATRICK’S FHIT of the LOOM Rayon Crepo SLIPS ■ 39 Plain tailored styles . . . with 4 gores for perfect fit. Sizes 32-44 in short, medium, and bng, as sure correct length. In white and tearose. BASEMENT—Where Quality Is Low P-icea jLMix Lemon Juice AT HOME fk TO RELIEVE the MISERIES M«wy Back If Tfe RkeuMtic Radpe Fails * Good news lrmv.cs but—many at toe mcu (ands af Mb As atm Mb tenon ;uiao for Thamnazic —dare icund t tf t.'trfl-.g t»c taniespcccfuu of Alteiru to cat tanfeepccgfu. at Lemon Juice m a ;xb of mitt, mey get faawr relief for me acnee and pane caused by rbeumatum. lumPaga It's no rcrprmo eimar. for AHenru >a a IS year old formula to relieve rdeumaile aedes and pama In fact—cf is does net hsls ffour mousy Pack, wpai ectLd be fairer? EKSfitsr-®5 «"—»■* Asthma Mucus Loosened First Day For Thousands of Sufferers Chofcng. gasping, wheezing spawns af Srmrhul Asthma ruin sleep and energy. In gredients in the prescript:cn Mfndsco quick ly etrculsbe through the bleed and ccmacn ly help loosen the thick strangling mucus the first day, aiding nature m palliating the terrible recurring choking spasms, and in prurroting freer breathing and restful sleep. Mendaco is not a smoke, dope, or in jection. Just peasant, tasteless palliatirg tablets that have helped thousands of suf ferers. Printed guarantee with each package —money back completely satisfactory 4ak your druggist tar Tfmdmro soday Only Me again . ,we are sure that it will not happen again, because things like that gives people the wrong conception of the place. This week we saw new faces again back in this city. None other than Charlotte Lawson from1 Pittsburgh who is very much on and Willie Kimsey from California The pretty sight must hav- been ] a strain, because Willie is wearing double thick cheaters. — It seems that no one can score j like ■'Peter Lorrie' ‘at the Bowl ing Duck pins. Everyone prefers I to just watch him; and play when ne closes the door behind him Etta Mae Davis must not rate very high with Arvest William 3 She is rather nervous about a cer tain chic at Tech D. S. taking him from her. Bob Williams, tthe fine broth er of Dewame. who recently re turned from the coast ► I Dewame) is, or must be in love with Lulu Martin. Altho both of them nave stiff competition . . .such is rom ance. Thomas Watson just can’t walk without Daisie Cole- He looks rather unsteady when he is not with Daisie. ! Author Davis seems to be pret ty worried here lately. Surely he is not letting the cat from the coast upset his dream. It was about time for David Hughes t° get down to business After announcing for three weeks before time that he and his flower; had broke up, they were spotted [ arm in arm What’s cooking. . ? The certain shop along the stroll (A Weiner S. i is getting very polite to cats and chics. ' here lately.) Could the new places that is sit uated near the place have an af fect on the change in them. We wonder! Wjllard Morgan must have made another one of ihose losing bets with acme of his friends. We sec he is calling frequently on his old time-used-to-be. Watch tbat stuff Why does Joe Brooks get so all smiles whe nhe sees a certain girt’’ I Does a small ma t r get on his conscious like th-t. She practic ally forg ts about the matter Un- ; til he smiles. Tour Week to Week. _OTRES on the S . P-EETS THE CIO AND THE NEGRO WATCH THIS COLUMN EACH WEEK FOR THE TRUTH A-j BOUT THE NEGRO AND THE CIO; DIRECT "ROM H. Q . WASHINGTON. DC. — «*** The CIO is an organization of all American workers, united as its constitution and its leaders declare ‘regardless of race, creed, color cr nationality’' for th» purpose of im proving tile living and working standards of all Americans and for the purpose of maintaining and expanding democracy and free dom. Today the CIO stands with ev ery other American and with lib erty-loving people everywhere a gainst the murderous attack of Hitler, Japan and their Axis pup : pets; determined to defend the right of all people to live and to wor kout their own destiny in free dom. The CIO has always recognize:', that all people—"regardless of race, creed, color or nationality’* —must stand together to defeat common enemies a ad achieve com mon aims. Hatred and disunity between peoples is the greatest weapon Hitler fcas found in his bloody march to conquest, just as it has always been the greatest weapon of the exploiter and the anti-labor politician. The resistance of the nations fighting Hitler and the Axis de rog^gg-i “bootsie ther ih awful worried, he read whede the gov’ts gonna charge every mart, woman an child fo hundred bucks, ond he aint had his hands on ten dollars in the last five years”. — — pends on how well they stand *o gether, fighting as one. The reals-, ance of our own people to Hitler and his Japanese allies depends cn how w. 11 we stand together in our own country—Negro and white, Jew and Gentile, native and for eign born. The CIO was founded in 1935 cn the strength of this principle the principle that all workers ae- j serve equal consideration, the prin i ciple that all workers must units j on equal terms to get it. T heprinciple is not only demo cratic. it is also a matter of com- j non sense. For many generation} anti-labor employers were able to j keep American workers apart on racial and religious prejudices. .As a result they were able to exploit them much more easily, on the well known policy of divide an I misrule. DISCRIMINATION OUT The men who founded the CIO in 1935 knew this, and they deter- < mined to build an organization1 that would rob the exploiters of the weapon of disunity. The un ions they headed were industrial unions, where every worker had an equal voice, where every work er got equal consideration. They had a long history of re jecting all forms of discrimination in t^eir own ranks. where Negro workers were active side by side with their white fellow-m enters. What is more, they were strong unions, because they were not split up into tiny groups, that fought with each other rather than fight ing for their common interest. The new organization, the CIO, ; de-ermined to keep out every form of discrimination that had held -he labor movement hack before. It , had to keep out racial discrimina tion just as it had to keep out j craft disemnination. The modem labor movement realized from ex- : perience that you could no mor exclude workers because of the color of their skin than you could exclude them because of differenc es in their occupations—if you wanted a strong labor movement. How well this principle has worked is seen in the fact -bat, there were fewer than 125.000 Ne groes in the labor movm-nt he- I fore the CIO. Today, after six years, there are more than 500.0C0 j —most of them in the CIO. ■ To he continued next week. IMPORTANT—You should read every line.) ALL WORK GUARANTEED “28 Yeans in Business" ECONOMY TAILOR Chas. M. Simmons. Proo. WE CUT. TRIM and MAKE SUITS TO ORDER Alterations for Ladies and Gents Cleaning and Repairing 1818 NORTH 24th St. Omaha Nebraska drew* kiHiiWBHi.iwBBialiBBiwk;'-' mmiw* » KISMET LETTER KLUB Est. 1935. Membe-si-io only $1.00. Soldiers, men. woman, all ages. A dime brings info. P. O. Box 602. Los Angeles. California Winn TOflKMWBMIEMIIBSIHIMHIftl^fcBIBIMill U!1 i 833Ei ;%ti*!55!Sft M L. Y.—I saw One of your col umns and I decided that I would : like to write to you. fm in love ’ with a lady and I am buying her a suit of furniture. Do you think it will be necessary for me to ke>-p paying on it or quit? Ana: Didn't you buy the furn I iture and have it sent out to her ? Then, it seems to me that it is your duty to finish paying for it. If you don’t. I doubt seriously if your lady friend will spend any more of her time with you. You actually bit off more than yon could chew.... if you feel you feel you cannot pay for the furni ture you had better be man enough ! to tell her so and ask her aanst ! ance but don’t just stop paying on the suit altogether as it will mal: - her angry with you. Worried: My husband <*nd I have been staying with his father and mother. I have tried to make him get us a small place alone but he wants to get a larger house so we can all live together. Help me to decide what is best to do? Ans Your husband doesn't seem to know how to adjust his life in order to live without his par- nts. He is a good man and my suggestion in your case is to allow him to get a larger place and bring hjs parents to live un der your roof. .. .but. . . .insist up on One thing. That 13 to have se ~ arate quarters sc you can enter tain your friends and have you kitchen. It will be a joy to live with them if jpu follow thi* rule. H. C. A.—I am a hot- who wa its to go ‘0 a fine Eastern college. N;>w I und rstand that it win cost 't-e aaout 9 hundred and I will have to work an dmy parents will have i® help me. Snoold I try for this '■ college ? Ans: By all means try to g: _ a codeg- education Jbut don’t step ~'ll~ f your class. If you enter*d in this fine eastern college you. wouldn’t have the money to k-ep ; up with the other fellows who have 1 money. Arrange to take yaur col lege training right there in your home state and I assure you that in the long run you will be better off and mighty proud of yourself ‘ too. O. R.—Please consider this prob lem as it is of great importance to me. Has my wife committeij any unclean act with anyone since our marriage? I want your help badly. Ans: You know very well that she hasn't. Before you will ever find happiness and contentment with your wife you are going to have to learn to control your jeal ous disposition. Jealousy alone nas wrecked more happy marriages than any other thing. You had better start appreciating your wife for her very fine virtues and stop trying to find something wrorg. R- C. S.—I have been or. this job for the past six wei-ks. It js a good job but I havs a feelins that I am not doing the work well enough. I have received another offer and I wish to know if I would be making a mistake to take the new job ? May I get my Astrology Reading now ? Aqs: The job you have now is a good job but you aren’t satisfied make the change. You have felt cramped and uncomfortab!. every since you started work and to one can do their very best work THOMS FUNERAL HOME 2022 Lake St. WE. 2022 GROSS JEWELRY & LOAN CO. formerly at 24th and Erskine St. NEW LOCATION SUN. 16™ST. Ph0"'JA-4635 REU6I0US G D PATRIOTIC GROUPS ENDORSE THE LEVY A large number of represent at I ive groups throughout the city have gone On record ia the pa*t few weeks as formally endorsing the 2-mill temporary school levy increase asked by the Board of Education. The Omaha Council of Parents and Teachers, the Omaha Council of Churches and the Omaha Min isterial Union were among th< first groups to endorse the levy. The YWCA. Board of Directors was another early group to go on record favoring the levy. After a special meeting called to discuss the situation the Assoc iated Retailers, including 25 of u maha's larger down town business es. announced tbeir support of the levy increase. Among other organizations en i dorsing the levy are the South ! west Civic Club, the North Oma | ha Consolidated Clubs, Scottish I Rite, the Quota Club, four chapters j of the PEO-. the Johnson Memcr- i ial chapter of the WCTU., toe ; Women's Overseas Service League and the Sisterhood of Temple Is ; rael Others are the Omaha League of Women Voters, the American Association of University Women, the University of Omaha Alumni association, the Leo Forby Auxil iary of the United Spanish War Veterans, the Hadassah, the Delta Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, Chi Omega alumnae chapter, the Omaha alumnae chapter of Gam ma Phi Beta, the Phi Mu alumr ae. and the Gamma Beta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha. The Omaha Central Labor Un ion was one of the first groups to endorse the levy. About 50 affil iated unions have also gone on record for the levy. [ (Political Adv > — under these circumstances.. You have nothing at all to fear fay .ak •ing the new job. My new Astrol ogy Readings are ready. Send 25c for yours today. Be sure to send birthdate and self addressed stamp ed envelope. — H. B. H.—I am a young lady with 2 children and no husband. I am in love with a man and when I bow on my knees and pray I think of him. If I go to sleep I dream of him. At work all day I think of him How can I get him. Ans: HE’S MARRIED to an other woman so all this day dream ing and fretting you are doing is not doing one hit of good. You need a husband, but you can’t get one when you encourage the friend ship of married men. Make up your mind to make some friends i among the single boys and stop ibis foolish worry about a man who has a wife. * PICKENS WON'T REPLY TO j NAACP SMEAR; '.Continued from page i) Department, there was some ques tion in the minds of people why the association was willing to 1st such a valuable man leave at such | a critical time. There are rumors rife m certain I circles that some officials in the j NAACP fought the appointment and wanted to name Judge Hasrie who was not particularly happy in his army poet, to the spot in the treasury Edgar Brown of th« CCC and UGE also fought the appointment i seeking to have Bishop R. It Wright of Philadelphia named to j the poet. But when the Pickena appointment was confirmed, J Brown was one of the first to call 1 on the dean and congratulate tarn There are many unexplained angles involved which observers : believe should be thoroughly aired ! giving the public the benefit of m | formation which ft hasn’t received yet- To many, it seems an at t tempt to oust and at the same time | smear. Some have gone on record as advising Mr Pickens to not re:urB 1 to the NAACP when his present work is concluded because of the unappreciative attitude for his work of a group of officials However, Mr. Pickens him'Tv’f prefers to remain sii nt until the April meeting, when the full de tails will be given the public and the motives behind these myster ious moves revealed. “IT PATS TO LOOK WELL" MAYO'S BARBER SHOP I .a dies and Children’s Work A Specialty 2422 LAKE ST RABE’S BUFFET far Popular Brands | af BEER and LIQUORS 2229 Lake Street if 1 —Always a place to park— LITTLE DINER Quality Plus Service Hot Corn Bread or Biscuits with Your Orders without Extra Charge. 24th SL At Willis Arcane TIME AND TIDE WAIT ON NO MAN—NOW IS THE TIME : TO GET YOUR SHOES RE BUILT. Quality Material & Guaranteed Quality Work FREE DELIVERY Call AT. 7060 The LAKE SHOE SERVICE J. 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