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THE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE
P. 0. Box 11.. Atlanta 1, Georgia
THE NEW 1946 READINGS
ARE NOW READY
C. B. W—I am a mother 28 of
3 children. I have been married to
thin man 3 years that I thought
would make my children a good
father. Before my children came
to live with us, we got along fine.
But now, he seems to resent them
because he gets nervous at any
little noise they make- I know my
children worry him but am I to
let them go? What am I to do?
We are buying property tigether
and I work and help out. Should
11 remain on with him or move and
take my children and make ano
ther home?
Ans: Your husband doesn’t re
sent the children but the sudden- |
ess of acquiring three energetic1
children has made it difficult for
him to adjust himself entirely in
this short time. It will be necess
ary for you to keep your young
sters under firm control and to
teach them to appreciate his care
and to respect his privacy—never
overstepping their bounds to the
extent of worrying and annoying
him when he comes in from work.
If you instill upon them these few
rules of good behavior in his pre
sence, he will grow to love them
as his own. A separation is cer
tainly not in order.
M. I. H.—Please let us hear
from you in the Column. I am
married and I plan to take up a I
course in beauty culture and my
husband is making plans to take
a course in barbering. We hope
to open a shop of our own in the
future. Give us some advice.
Ans: Couples who pull togeth
er and map out a program of act
ion for the future are sure to get
ahead. Both of you know what it
is you want to do and are willing
to put forth the effort to learn
the profession and you should do
j. c. D_I am seventeen and
this year will be my last year in
high school, I think its high time
that I should be allowed to he “
dates. Since my parents died my
grandmother has Deen living v.... . j
us. I am allowed to correspond
with as many boys as I piease
but that is as far as everything
goes. I can invite them to my
parties also. How can I make her
see the olden days are gone and
that these are modern times?
0
Ans: Grandmother knows that
dates, late hours and school work
don’t mix very well. She has no
objection to your being in com
pany with boys on special occa
sions but she stands firm to the
belief that a girl should be given
free rein until she is out of high
very well. Husband and wife
choosing a similar profession have
much in common as well as hav
ing hours of work which coin
cide. Begin your course of study
and get ready for a business of
your own.
school. Even then she thinks that
a girl should limit her dating to
not more than three nights per
week. Your social life wil expand
more to your liking this summer.
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thing. I have been writing my1
son's father for some time. He
says he loves me very much and
wants me to come to him. He is
in Detroit now. Would it be nuht
for me to go and see this man.
Am I doing rigt to keep my son
away from him? I saw him last
in November. Please tell me what
to do?
Ans: Yes, go to him if he is (
wining to assume .ms responsibi-.
lity as your husband and the fa- j
ther of his child- But, unless he j
agrees to give you his name, it
"ouid be best for you to remain
as you are. If he loves you much
as ne writes that he does, he will
not hesitate to go ahea^ with the
marriage. But you can’t afford
to go to him without some future
security.
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KNOW YOUR RACE
By James Y. Eaton
The answer to any question of
fact concerning Negroes may be
found by writing this column.
Mark first 6 statements as true
or false.
1- The constitution of Liberia
closely resembles that of the USA
2. Over 90 percent of outstanding
colored sculptors have been wo
men
3. Moses married an Ethiopian
woman
4. All pure blooded Negroes are
black
5. The Negro is inherently more
dishonest than other races.
6. The dascendents of Hagar are
cursed according to the Bible
7. Match correctly:— Mulatto,
Pigmy, Maroon
(A) African race of small sta
ture (B) Person with one Negro)
and one white parent (C) Ne-!
groes who refused to work as
slaves.
8 Match correctly:—Howard U.
Meharry Medical College, Tuske
gee Institute
Only complete colored universi
ty (A) Only Medical College for
colored in south (B) Largest
school with colored president in
south (C)
9. Tell: Who were the Mustees?
10. Tell what senator advocates
settling American Negroes in Af
rica
KNOW YOUR RACE ANSWERS
1. True
2. True
3. True Numbers chap. 12
“Next Door” By ted shearer
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Republican Party Or continue
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8. Howard University (A) Me
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9. Descendents of Indians and
Negroes
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not upon which Party will give
the most lip service; which makes
the most glowing promises, but
upon which Party the Negro can
exert the most (pressure to get
his ends, states Julius Adams,
associate editor of the Amsterdam
News in an article, "The Republi
cans State Their Case”, in the
April issue of Headlines and Pic
tures.
Mr. Adams states that since
the majority of Republicans come
from areas where Negroes can
make their votes count, the Ne
gro would therefore gain from
a Republican majority in Con
gress and a Republican president.
He predicts that Dewey will
make a second try for the presi
dency. Mr. Adams, who accomp
anied Mr. Dewey on his ’44 cam
paign tour as a member of the
press, believes that Dewey rep
resents true liberalism
The case for the Democrats will
be presented in the May issue of
Headlines and Pictures and will
be written by Ted Poston of the
New York Post.
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NEIL SCOTT ASSOCIATES j
TO AWARD SCHOLARSHIP!
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NEW YORK, NY—April 5, 1946
Neil Scott, President of Neil Scott
Associates, today announced at
the Organization’s New York City
headquarters that they will award
$100 tuition scholarships to win
ners in the National Sewing Con
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More than 5000 women have
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