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LRE_I have been married for
11 years. We married young and
are the parents of two children.
Now that my husband Is out of
•service for good he has started run
ning with different girls. When
I get close behind him he tells me
that I am wrong about it. He is
good to me and I don’t have to
worry about a thing but tell me if
1 should leave him on the reason a
bove? I love my husband very
much and I would not be happy
without him. He is very close to
my heart.
Ans; Remain with your husband
and fight this unpleasant situation
to a finish. Bear in mind that it
is rather difficult, for him to ad
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just himself to you and the child,
ren and you must be patient with
him. The thing for you to do is to
work out plan whereby you and
your husband can enjoy your soc
ial life together. Arrange for
some reliable person to come in ev
enings to care for the children and
you get out with your husband un
til his pleasre urge is satisfied.
There is no one in particular In his
life.it is ust a good time that he
is seeking. He will settle down e
ventually.
.—
LG_I read your columns con
stantly. I am a girl of 19 an,j I
have no living relatives to my
knowledge. 1 finished high school
in ’42 and my greatest ambition Is
to attend college. I have worked
toward this en<j but up until now
I’m still about where I started
from. I can't get a decent job with
only a high school education. Tell
me what to do?
Ans: Decide what career it is
that you wish to follow and enter
night school for further training
along this line. You have the ad
vantage of living in a large city
and it shouldn't be at all difficult
for you to arrange for a course of
study. This is your only alternat
ive as you have no one to turn to
for further financial aid. If you
have the will and ambition to get
a college degree> it can be done.
LAG_I am single an,j am plan.
ning on buying a home for my
friend and I. He is in France and
he sends me a cheek each month.
Tell me what to do?
Ans: Your friend is very thought
ful and apparently has a great
deal of confidence in you to send
you his money each month as he is
doing. If you desire to wind your
way deeply into his heart, bank
his money and save it until he re
turns. At that time you two can
get married and choose your own
home site.
BBM_I am a girl of 15 and as
yo u know, I am at the start of
liking boys. I have 5 brothels
and 1 sister all of them are young
er than I. and I can 't do anything
but what they tattle. I don’t go
anywhere but what one of them is
sent with me. Now how can I keep
them from telling all of my per
sonal business which they do not
find out by me_telling ,tlu*m but by
them following me. One of my
brothers told on me for smoking
but they didn't tell on my sister
who smoked also. Now I am think
ing about running away. Shall I
go? Give me some good advice.
Ans: The mere fact that you are
the oldest child causes the other
children in the family to look up to
you and consider everything that
you do as an example. If you
smoke, they will want to smoke. .
what ever you do, they, childlike,
will want to follow. It isn ’t with
a feeling of antagonism that they
report your actions, they do so to
gain the consent of your parents
to follow in your footsteps. Run
ning away from home is definitely
not the thing for you to do. As
you grow older, you will be given
more liberties and will have more
of yoiy friends without your bro
thers and sister tagging along. In
the meantime, make pas of these
youngsters and don't take every
thing they do and say so seriously.
SI pekintenent of schools
BLOCKED ANTI-BIASED STAND
ON BASEBALL
New York, N. Y\ (C) Charges
have been made that Superintend
ent of New York Schools. Wave,
blocked an attempt by his Advisory
Committee on Human Relations to
protest discrimination in Baseball.
According to the charges Dr.
Wave refused to approve a tele
gram demanding the removal of
the color lint to be sent to the own
ers of New York Professional Ball
Clubs, even after the message had
been approved unanimously by the
committee. According to Helen
Tragur of the Bureau for Inter
cultural Education “It seems ut
tery incomprehensible that the Su
perintendent of Schools who repre.
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sent* all New York citizens in the
School System should deliberately
ignore bias against the whole sec
tion of the population in such an
important area as Sports."
“Thence^” said Mr. Karelsen Jr.
who resided as Chairman of the
Advisory Committee, “we felt it
was important from the interrac
ial standpoint that New York Cltys
million school children see Negroes
( and whites playing togeher on the
Baseball Diamond."
Cancer Research
Program Started
(by Dr. John E. Moseley, Assistant
Radiologist at Mt. Sinai an,j Syd
enham Hospitals_Chairman Harl
em Committee, American Cancer
Society)
The second greatest killer of man
kind is cancer. If we cannot save
ourselves rrom
physical torment
and premature
deatht our indus
trial advances do
not help us much
Leaders of re
search in the
field of cancer
believe the great
est hope for und
erstanding the
cause and cure fj
of cancer lies in tne nr *ioseie>
direction of providing answers to
the following questions.
1. What causes and controls the
growth of the normal living body
cell?
2. Why does body cell growth
get out of control to form cancer?
3. What are the differences be
tween the normal and the cancer
body cell?
4. What natural defenses does
the human body have against can
cancer; how can they be strength
ened?
5. What influence does diet have
on cancer?
6. What can be done to help the
effectiveness of x-rays and radium
These questions and others will
form the subjects of new investi
gations. Since cancer is really
the uncontrollable growth of living
cells within the body, the whole
subject of the growth of living
things will be thoroughly studied.
1 During the war years, important
scientific problems were solved by
research teamwork in many differ
ent fields. Scientists attacked the
same problem from different angl
es. The results of these investiga
tions were then tied together and
out of them came the great devel
opments of wartime science. This
scientific teamwork proved very
successful Therefore the research
»
committee started the cancer pro
gram by putting its confidence in
the same kind of teamwork. In
this way. the methods employed In
the development of the atomic
bomb will be applied in the war a.
gainst man's greatest enemy-can
cer.
The tremendous advances in all
sciences during the war years hate
re-awakened the world to the great
possibilities of modern science.
Governments throughout the world
are preparing to hire scientists in
vast new research programs. Chief
among the subjects to be investiga
ted is cancer.
The National Research Council,
chief scientific advisor of Govern
ment has joined with the Americ
an Cancer Society in the organiz
ation of a national, peace-time at
tack on cancer. A half million dol
lars is being given by the Ameri
can Cancer Society for the first
Step in this great cancer research
program. This money will be tak
en from the funds raised during
the 1945 Spring Campaign for Can
cer_to which many Negroes con
tributed, and to which they will no
doubt contribute again next year.
American Cancer Society, 350
Fifth Avenue. New York City.
ASK U. S. TO PROBE
FLORIDA KLAN CROSSES
New York...A request that
Tom C. Clark, United States At
torney General, institute an im
mediate investigation of the burn
ing of five fiery crosses near Ne
( gro homes in a subdivision of Mi
, ami, Florida, November 2, was
! made last week by Thurgood
I Marshall, chief counsel of the N
| AACP. ,
' by the recently rejuvenated Klu
Klux Klan and kindred organiz
ations most certainly deserve the
immediate attention of the De
partment of Justice,” Marshall
wrote. “This is especially true
in the light of the recent lynching
in Florida.”
Marshall also wired Governor
Millard F. Caldwell of Florida,
urging an investigation of the in
cident by the Governor's office.
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WASHINGTON, D. C.—Second
Lieutenant George E. Norford,
former New York newspaperman
and editor was recently assigned to
the Press Branch of the War De
partment Bureau of Public Rela
tions. As an enlisted man he was
B field correspondent in the South
Pacific for “YANK,’* the Army
Weekly, and before coming to
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the Public Relations Offices of the
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IX CHINA
New York (Soundphoto) Shan
tung province seaport of Tsingtao
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clared civil war in China when
thousands of Generalissimo Chiang
troops were landed from American
transports. Occupied since Oct. 11
by U. S. Marines, the possibility of
involvement in clashes has been
heightened by fact that Chinese
Communists forces ring the port bi
land. Whether the Marines will
be pulled out of area dominated
largely by Communist troops re
mains to be seen aH other landings
were reported at Chinwangtao, 2
meanwhile the Communists are be
sieging Paotow, 3, and next on
their list is government strong
hold of Taiyuan> 4, in neighboring
Shansi province.
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