EDITORIALS
(Continued from nasre it
ern-a against Mrs. Eldrjdge by i'o
Hce Court Prosecutor A1 Raneri
for five or six different offenses
BUT MRS. ELDRIDGE WAS THE
ONLY PERSON WHO WA.S
BRUISED AND BATTERED. Sg*.. I
Graham, had a mark on his hand j
! from a bite Mrs. Eld ridge gave
him while he was twisting her arm
| and causing her great pain. This
'of eouise, was an act of Self-de
i fei.se on her part, wholly justified
und..r the circumstances.
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Why did not the Sergeant and
the officer with him arrest Mrs.
Eldridge and then put the hand
cuffs on her and take her to the
station? Why did not they call a
doctor when they saw she was in
jured from a cut on her arm ?
How did it happen that nineteen
officers Were present at the time
Mrs. Eldridge was brought into th«
station? Were they staging a
show at the expense of Mrs. Eld
ridge in the presence of her hus
band? Why were several offic
ers in the "Bull Pen” with her
while she was being “booked” --
And where was the Police Capt
ain during the show? Where
were the Lieutenants and why did
they permit the action taken by
Graham. ?
INDIA IN THE NEWS
India is prominent in the daily
news. Sir Stafford Cripps was
there striving to win the support
of the people of India for an all
out war effort. He offered on be
half of the British government,
"Dominion Status and equality
within the frame work of British
Commonwealth of Nations”. This
means, of course, loyalty to the
Crown.
Ganhi and Nehru, the most
powerful leaders in India, and
Jinnah the leader of the Moslem
League, will have to be won to
the plan.
The Indian leaders are wary of
Britain. They remember a sim
ilar promise during the first world
war which was not kept. Nehru
wants action now, a declaration of
the British Parliament concerning
things to be given now and things
to come. Gandhi submitted the
promise made by Cripps to the All
-India Congress and let them de
cide whether to take it or leave it
It is true, that Japan is at their
gates. But this is not the fault of
India, the Blame belongs to Brit
ain. In fairness, too, it should be
said, the present government of
Britain now in power is not re
sponsible for the Indian problem,
but it must get action now or nev
er.
Britain Seems not to realize the
tremendous influence radio has
had on mankind everywhere; how
greatly it has advanced public ed
ucation in the. field of general in
formation. The India of today js
a very different India from 1917.
Our wish is that the Indian prob
lem may be solved now and that
this land which gave to the world
the founder of the Great Buddhist
Religion may take the same proud
place today she occupied in the
Ancient World.
If a “Free India’’ results from
the war. that will be a very great
gain and it will do much to dis
cipate the “color complexes’’
which beset the world.
THE TOWN HALL MEETING
OF THE AIR
Last week Miss Pearl Buck ap
peared on the Radio “Town Meet
ing of the Air’’ with a distinguish
ed scholar from India, the Wash
ington Correspondent of the Lon
don Times and an American eco
nomist, traveller and writer.
Miss Buck set forth the case of
China; the Indian the case for In
dia, the London Times correspon
dent the case for the British in
India, and the economist made an
apology for the Dutch in the East
Indies.
Everyne who heard Miss Buck
understands why she is the WO
MAN SHE IS. SHE HAS WHA r
IT TAKES. And every person
who is denied the boon of free
dom and human equality has been
helped and strengthened by Miss
Buck’s compelling arguments.
More than any individaul in the
world today, Miss Buck is demand
ing freedom for the non-white rac
es, here in the United States and
elsewhere in the world.
“The Town Hall Meeting of the
Air” has rendered humanity a very
great service.
We hope the attorneys in. Mrs
Eldridge’s case will put a little
more “zipp’’ into it when they
reach the District Court and the
City Council. Thanks.
A BOOK ON THE NEW SOUTH
A recent book dealing with the
Those with tanned-dark skin.
externally caused, who want it JH
lighter, smoother, softer, should «
try Dr. FRED Palmer's Skin g||
Whitener. Use? davs as directed. B8B
If not satisfied MONEY BACK. H
Sc at druggists. FREE Sample.
Send 3c postage to GALENOL. w
Dept. OS, Box 264, Atlanta, Ga. "
Dr. Fred Palmer’s Skin Whitener
DR. FRED PALMER’S SKIN
WHITENER COMPANY MAKEs|
NEW 7 DAYS TRIAL OFFER
TO CELEBRATE IT'S 44TH
ANNIVERSARY
Atlanta, Georgia, April l3t,
1942. The GALENOL COMP
ANY, Inc., of this city, manufact
urers of Dr. Fred Palmer’s line of
cosmetics, among which is the fa
mous DR. FRED Palmer's SKIN
WHITENER, has just announced
in celebration of their 44th anni
versary in business, a NEW 7
DAYS Trial Offer that must get
results or it costs you nothing.
DR. FRED Palmer’s SKIN
WHITENER is the product that
lightens tanned, too dark, rough,
coarse, weather-beaten skin so fast
because it contains a special in
gredient that is quick-acting. You
no doubt have heard of it.
starts to work the minute you ap
ply it. This is one of the reasons
why thousands upon thousands of
folks all over the country use it,
including the glamorous Harriet
Calloway, the intednationally
known lady band leader, Pauline
Webster, Dean Gordon, Vivian
Brown, Lovely Lane and other fa
mous singers, entertainers and
movie actresses.
DR. FRED Palmer’s SKIN
WHITENER is made from a for
mula created by Dr. FRED Pal
mer, one of Georgia’s well known
doctors. For oved 44 years, it has
stood the test of time. No chang
es have been made in the original
formula, except those which have
been made from time to time to
make it better and more effective
Year after year it has been doing
its work, lightening and brighten
ing the skin of too tanned, dark
people. The fact that its sales
have constantly increased each
year over the year before and that
its use has spread from country
to country, is a testimonial of its
high quality.
This is the 44th year that Dr.
FRED Palmer’s products have
been manufactured. In celebrat
ion of this aninversary, the GAL
ENOL COMPANY, Inc., the man
ufacturers of DR. FRED Palmer’s
SKIN WHITENER are making
this unusual offer. To every per
son with a tanned, too dark skin,
who wants it lovelier, softer,
smoother and lighter, they say:
Try Dr. FRED Palmer’s SKIN
WHITENER. Get a 25c box from
your local druggist. Use it 7 days
according to instructions, then if
you don’t say DR. FRED Palm
er’s SKIN WHITENER is just a
bout the finest product of its kind
you ever used or or ever heard of,
problems of the New South, has
been written by the Editor of the
Richmond Times Dispatch- He
calls himself a liberal, as indeed
he is, compared with “Old Bob
Toombs” of Georgia and Calhoun
of South Carolina during the days
when Negro slavery was the cap
stone of American Agricultural
economy.
The book treats of the problems
in the lands which lie “South of
the Potomac.” It concerns itself
chiefly with the Negro and his re
lation to the whole economy of to
day in that section of the country.
The author does not like the Na
tional Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People any more
than the ante-bellum South liked
the New England Abolition Soc
iety, even though he expressed his
displeasure in more measured and
polite terms.
Many of the chapters in th°
book however are as fair as one
can expect from the pen of a sou
thern editor.
He teaches the Negro the letter
A, but he does now fully realiza
that that means, also, B.
CONCENTRATION OF D’FENSE
WORKERS OFTEN CAUSE
OF TUBERCULOSIS
Tuberculosis if often the direct
result of concentration of defense
workers, makeshift and crowded
housing, poor nutrition and the in
flux of women into factories, ac
cording to Dr. J. Harry Murphy,
president of the Nebraska Tuber
culosis Association.
Dr. Murphy made this statement
in announcing the association’s
early diagnosis campaign for 1942
conducted annually during April.
"During war time tuberculous
deaths increase. The United
States is now engaged in a conf'ict
that will require every ounce of
manpower possible. It is the duty
of all citizens to thoroughly under
stand the facts about tuberculos
is and to help fight this disease
which can do so much harm ir>
crippling our defense progress’’ Dr
SPELLMAN
—FUEL AND SUPPLY CO.—
COAL & COKE
2002 IZARD ST. _JA. 0478
FUN AND GOOD FOOD
AT THE GREEN LANTERN
MR. DAVIS
Some few weeks ago the Gree'i
Lantern opened with a bang. Most
everyone was there and the excite
ment was high and that same
crowd is still coming back for
more fun and good food Join the
crowd and make the Green Lan
tern your place of recreation.
I made an inspection tour over
the town before deciding where to
buy your food. Inspecting sanit
ary conditions and considering tue
advantages as well as opportunit
ies. these places offer us as a race.
A taste of Fairmont’s ice cream
is all we ask for your seal of ap
proval. Their long year’s exper-.
ience in blending these delicious
flavors make their cream just
right.
I chose Omar Br(ad for its last
ing flavor and freshness and these
beverages to add that certain fla
vor to your meals or just a drink
to make the day alright. Cleo Cola
beverage, Pepsi Cola, Coca Cola,
Calpo Vess beverages, Birely’.s 7
Up and Hires Ideal Bottling Co.
We delivery steak, chicken and
many other kinds of sandwiches
amounting to $1.00 and up.
return it and your money will be
refunded.
The general manager of the
GALENOL COMPANY, Inc., stag
es, this is the most outstanding of
fer his company has ever made
and feels that it will enable thous
ands upon thousands of folks in
every part of the country, who de
sire a lighter skin, to try this a-1
mazing product without risking ]
their money and perhaps win the
beauty .success and popularity
they have always wanted. If you
are unable to secure DR. FRED
^Palmer’s SKIN WHITENER at
your local drug store, send 3c to
cover postage and handling to the
GALENOL COMPANY, Inc., Dept
103, Box 264, Atlanta, Georgia and
they will mail you a generous size
FREE sample box.
Murphy said.
The disease also creates a ser
ious financial problem, he said.
Men infected are thrown out of
work, their families become de
pendent upon public support, and
orphans must be placed in state
institutions. People are often un
aware they have tuberculosis. If
is the purpose of the early diag
nosis campaign to make them
more alert in regard to personal
health and to enroll their support
in helping the Nebraska Tubercul
osis Association eradicate the dis
ease from the State
Today every man is essential to
the national defense program. Dr. ]
Murphy emphasizes the fact that |
for every man in the field eight
een men and women in overalls
are required. Just as the army
and navy have an effective work
ing program against tuberculoses
so too should every community.
Health officials know what to dc,
but they need help and under
standing. During war time their
program must be strengthened.
Throughout the month of April
the Nebraska Tuberculosis As.xe
iation, whose activities are finar.c
ed solely by Christmas Seal funds
is asking that everyone cooperate j
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ions must be in our office not later than 1:00 p. m.
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M. D. H,—Now here is my sad
ness in life. There was only one
man in my life and I am 47 yeard
old now. This man courted m?
3 years and wouldn’t marry me
so I married someone else- He
wouldn’t let me alone. My hus
band died and still this man would
not let me alone. Now this has
been going on for 35 years and I
don’t know what to do with him
Advise me?
Ans: Marry the man. That is
what y°u have wanted to do many
many times but you just didn’t
want to give in. He has worried
you for 35 years and that seems
proof enough that he won’t ever
be happy until you give your con
sent to marry. He realizes that
he made a mistake not to marry
you years ago.but when you
married someone else, he couldn’t
change things then
—
W. C.—I have a private prob
lem I want to discuss with you
which is very important. I do not
know how to send the money.
Please let me know if I can get
my Astrology and how to Send
this money?
Ans: You may send 25c; in
coin, or in stamps for the Astrol
ogy Reading. Be sure to send your
correct birthdate and address. In
elude self-addressed stamped en
velope for your private reply.
A. & J. & W—We are readers
of your column and want an ans
wer in your column. We are 3
girls trying to be modern and at
the same time trying to be de
cent and respectful. The ques
tion that puzzles us most is; we
want to know if petting is wrong,
why do We enjoy it ? Also how '
can we tell that we are selecting
the proper mate if we don’t try ? ?
Please help us?
Ans: As long as you girls con
fine your petting to a few kisses
and clean fun-•••you have noth
ing to fear. It is only natural
that you should enjoy petting. I’m
sure the boys do too. However,
most young men and women over
emphasize the part that sex rela
tions play in choosing a mate
don’t use the “trial method’ ’as an
excuse for living an immoral life
It won’t work girls. There are
too many pitfalls and dangers for
in protecting millions of war work
ers by doing his share in helping
find tuberculosis, treat tubercul
osis and conquer tuberculosis.
the risk. Have your fun.... but*
draw the line at going too far.
M. L. B.—My husband makes
good money but I never know
where it goes. He has treated me
so bad- He leaves me but always
pomes back and asks forgiveness.
We have a four months old dau
ghter and he stayed off two days
and nights when he was paid off
last and I left him. He has come
to me and is begging me to re
turn. I love him so much, tell
me what to do?
Ans: Go on back as that is the
best thing for you and your dau
ghter. Don’t leave again, ’ unless
you make up your mind to quit
him permanently. It’s just com
mon to pack up and leave one day
and move back another. Talk
things over with him this time
before going back and see if you
two can’t get together and wo-k
out a plan where you can live to
gether in peace.
J. P.—What did my wife mean
by marrying me in her short name
Since we maried, I find that all
h er deeds, insurance and other pa
pers ar-- in the name h.-r mother
gave her when she was torn. She
married me in the nick name
WLat must i do ?
Ans: She means no Y-rm what
e'.y She mar-ied you un.djr the
r- irii.; that everyone calls her by .
whMi is just a short nick :.nn e
f'r her own name gi*- n oar oi
tilth She isn't trying to pull any
thing over on you and I don't ;>-e
why jou have anything to winy
ai4uut
M. C B.—Jly prob’ ;*n concer is
m/ ciiurch- It seems like none of
the officers will try io coooera'e
and do anythmg at all. They ke^p
up a fuss and a stew all of the
time and never get anywhere
when they have a meeting. Js
there anything that could be dong .
to help matters ?
Ans: It Is regrettable that a
group of grown people cannot get
down to business at a church meet
ing and handle the church busm
ens v'ithout quarreling. You, their
Pastor, will have to take it upon
your shoulders to see that this b is
iness is handled even if it is nec
essary to appoint new officers.
Have a special meeting and ex
plain to the officers how import -,
ant it is to work together... let
them know they are getting no
place by fussing continually. If
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EQUAL PAY’ SUIT FILED IN
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA
New York—Continuing their
fight against unequal pay for c
qual qualifications and work in
the South, Negro teachers of Bir
mingham Alabama, filed suit in
the federal court there on Friday,
March 27, the NAACP said Jiis
week In Florida, Judge Louie W.
Strum has taken under advisement
suits filed in Duval, Hillsborough
Marion and Palm Beach counties
for equal salaries. Judge Strum
issued the first order denying in
tervention in the Duval county
suit to the white teachers on
March 3; later, isued a similar or
der in Marion county.
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