Page 6 The Greater OMAHA GUIDE
Omaha, Nebraska, Saturday, November 30, 1946
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Would Like to Buy 39 to 42 model
FOR SALE—Nice 5 Room House
on Emmett. Information at 2509
Maple St. _
Plain Sewing of all kinds, 2813
Parker Street._
Men’s full dress suit with tails
three vests, white shirt and tie,
finest quality, worn once, waist 41
inches, trousers 31 inches. $30.00
GL. 4065._
ROOSTER AND HENS for SALE
REASONABLE. 2509 Maple St.
BUY A LOT in Bedford Park,
beauty spot of our community.
Call JA-7718.
• MrBrudy Products Orders j
Taken at 2506 Burdette St..
Telephone JAekson 7204.
—\lr». C. M. Elder.
HOME LAUNDRY
WANTED!
We Specialize in Flat Work and
Ruff-Dryed Bundles.
We Mend and Sew on Buttons.
• PERRY HOME LAUNDRY
1110 North 23rd St. AT-5623
• AUTOS WANTED!
SELL IS YOIR CAI1
FOR CASH!
• We will come to your home.
Fred King Motors
AT-9463 2056 Farnam
NEIGHBORHOOD HKXTTl RE
A CLOTHING SHOP
BIG SALE—Overcoats, all sizes
Shoes. Ne Stamps: Ladles Dresses
Rugs, Be do. Gas Stoves and Ol
Stoves.
"We Buy and Sell" —
TK1_ *T. Il5t 171$ N. 211th ST. .
car from private party. WA-8289
HOUSE FOR SALE, 2632 WIRT
ST. ATIantic 4827,__
ROOM FOR RENT, man JAT2795
GARAGE FOR RENT, Suitable
for Repair Shop, 2517 Grant St„
ATIantic 0604.__
ROOM for Widow or Man and
Wife—Call JA. 3315._
WANTED RENT
One or two Rooms for two ladies.
MArket 5509._
A Life size Boy Doll for Sale, Call
WEbster 3732.__
WANTED!
Wanted to rent a 3 room apart
ment furnished. Man and wife, no
children, Call WE. 2235._
Seeks Witnesses
Would Parties whom saw accident
of Alberta Norman on Crosstow n
car at twenty-fourth & Lake Sts.,
on Sept. 29, please call WE. 2754.
CHICKEN DINNERS
MARY’S CHICKEN HUT, 2722 N.
30th St., JA. 8946. Our Chicken
Dinners are Something to Crow A
bout. Robt. Jones, Propr.
DAY NURSERY Mother’s Care—
2537 Patrick. JAckson 0559,
t.ALiNDRIES A CLEANERS
EDHOLM A SHERMAN
'4401 North 24th *t WE. BOS*
Piano, bed, misc. furniture.
3704 S. 26th St. MA-1006.
i\ew & Used Furniture
Complete Line—Paint Hardware
We Buy, Sell and Trade
IDEAL FURNITURE MART
8511-13 North 24th— 24th & Lake
—WEbster 2224—
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THE ABBE' WAU-ACE SERVICE
P. 0. Box II. Atlanta 1, Georgia
ABBE'S Inspirational
Reading is Off the Press
J. D. R.—I am a vet of war two
38 years of age and I am not sat
isfied at home at all. I am not
able to do any work, get a pen
sion of fifty dollars a month. My
mother insists that I obey her
like a child and you know that no
grown person likes to take orders
as a six year old has to do. I try
to be kind and humble but mo
ther is quick to lose her temper
and it makes me feel bad. I have
not said anything. Tell me if I
should leave.
Ans: Stick on there with mo
ther for a while longer. Her at
titude is not antagonistic, she is
concerned about your health and
is determined to make you take
the best possible care of your
self while you are a convalescent.
The cost of living has advanced
tremendously and it would be
quite difficult for you to live away
from home and be comfortable on
your present income. Until you
are able to return to work, it
would help you to take up some
hobby or even a course of study
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and greater troubles
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to occupy your mind. If you did
so, you wouldn’t have the time
to brood over your mother’s ways.
S. E. G_Not so long ago I met
a nice young lady and I am very
fond of her. She has a boyfriend
and she doesn’t want to hurt his
feelings by giving him the brush
off, even though she tells me she
would like to quit going with him.
What do you think?
Ans: She won’t brush him off
her list to please you until you
can prove more than a fond feel
ing for her. Now if you are ready
to talk turkey and get down to
serious business with the young
lady, you will get your desire. But
not before.
E. R. H—I am 23 years old and
never had a boy friend. My par
ents have always been very strict.
If a young man asks to come and
visit me, my father always says
no. In fact they always ask him
not me. Now here is my problem.
When I was only six years old an
incident happened in my life and
this relative concerned told me
never to tell my parents I was ti
mid and shy and did not tell, but
since then I have had a terrible
fear of all men. I have been sick
recently and mother wanted me
to see a doctor but I couldn’t make
myself see one because of this old
thing that happened to me years
ago. I am just frightened. What
must I do? •
Ans: My child there is abso
lutely no need for you to continue
on in this frustrated state of mind
when these fears and doubts could
so easily be wiped away. Your
family physician is definitely the
one for you to place your confi
dence in and explain your worry.
He can put your mind at ease. You
should not feel any hesitancy in
talking with him, as a problem of
this kind is just a part of his
daily routine. He will be very
sympathetic.
M. A. P—I have two children,
one eleven and one four I am not
married. I live with mother and
have quite a hard time caring for
her and the children and trying
to hold down my job Mother is
sick at the present and is bedrid
den. My youngest child's father
does send money for her support.
He writes me that he would like
to help me and asked that I send
my two children to him in Detroit
and he will care for them both.
Would this solve my problem? I
feel that if my brother and his
wife were to move in with us and
do their share, the burden would
not be so heavy on me. What must
I do?
Ans: The baby’s father is most
generous in helping you financial
ly assistance while your mother
is sick. You and his* wife have
never been able to get along and
it would only add to your unhap
piness for him to move in with
you at this time. He could help
you more by employing a practi
GOOD OPPORTUNITY
TWO lot«, earner and adjoining, on
southwest corner Slat and Grace.
Extensive frontage on both 21st auj
Grace. Ideal for 2 or more homed,
or especially anlted as Church
grounds, Make reasonable offer
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C. R. J.—I’m single in my early
twenties. I can't seem to find me
a girl friend. I am bashful and get
nervous when I talk to girls. Help
me.
Ans: The only way-to get over
your timidity is to push yourself
out among the girls. Join a Sun
day School senior class and attend
all the socials and activities. If
you have no scruples against
dancing, enroll in a ball room dan
cing course as there are several
of them in the city where you are
living. Go where the girls are. .
and they'll do the rest.
SEND 25c'for ABBE’S
1947 Reading
SHORT
SPORTS
BY JOHN M. LEE
NEW YORK, (Calvin’s News—
With all the reports coming in
about Northern universities can
celling football games with Sou*
them colleges because the south
erners object to the presence of
Negro players on the Northern
teams, our research department
went to wok to find out if this is
a brand new trend in interracial
policy.
After a week in the files, they
turned up with a report that puts
a new light on the whole business.
It seems that about forty years
ago, staid old Harvard university
had a top-notch Negro player on
the its team, and when the time
came for the traditional game
with Yale university, Yale in
formed Harvard that the Negro
whose name was Matthews would
not be allowed to play.
Harvard quickly and bluntly
notified Yale that unless Matthews
played there wouldn’t be any gam'"
Yale relented and Matthews did
his stuff like a Trojan. And that,
gentle reader, is how the whole
thing began.
Is Elmer Ray Really Violent?
NEW YORK—Elmer Ray has
been billed as a violent, cold blood
ed killer, who got that way wrest
ling with unsympathetic crocodiles
on his native heath down Florida
way. In an ungarded moment, Ray
will tell you that he’s got what
it takes to end Joe Louis’ reign
as idol of the people and subtle
spokesman for the Republican
Party.
His set-to with Jersey Joe Wal
cott can by no stretch of the im
agination, be considered as one of
the century’s great battles, but
it does go a little way to clear up
the reports being heard that El
mer is being milk fed—that is
matched with set ups to build up
an impressive string of victories.
.Valcott is an in-and-out fighter
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who has retired once or twice, and
who is considered to be as ancient
is the pyramids, but he does give
a good account of himself. When
it comes to the Champ, Louis
could lick Walcott and Ray in the
same ring at the same time.
Jackson Stars as A & T Wins
NEW YORK—Stonewall Jack
son’s brilliant playing, and the
warm sportsmanship of the crowd
of predominately Negro fans were
the featurdes of the interracial
football classic between the teams
of A and T College and the Navy's
Undersea Raiders. Approximately
fifteen thousand fans sat through
a steady drizzle to watch the one
sided contest that found A and T
pulling up 49 points against their
opponents’ 13.
Jackson, one of the hardest run
ning fullbacks in these parts for
a long time showed marked abi
lity to work out of a T or single
wing attack. He gained sixty-four
yards, and carried the ball sixteen
times. Three of his teams’ touch
downs were accounted for by him
who was only in the game for a
short while on orders of Coach
By CHARLES ALLEN
t'- CONT'xe^i-f=6A-maEg _,
Working late again, Mr. Pinch penny?”
Bell of the Aggies.
The enthusiasm of the crowd
gave the game a classic air des
pite the fact that the Raiders were
outclassed from the start. They
cheered the Aggies madly for each
advance and with a remarkable
show of sportsmanship, greeted
the Raiders scoring flashes with
thunderous acclaim.
Both the Raiders’ touchdowns
resulted from fumblies by the Ag
gies and they made them count
in a hurry. A third touchdown
that resulted from a thirty yard
pass was not allowed because of
an offsider.
This third annual playing of the
interracial was sponsored by the
Associated Football Charities of
which Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is
an, .official. It serves the dual
purpose of building interracial
sports relationship and making
money for worthy charity.
A Guide
For Travelers
A pocket-sized guide book is
being prepared for release early
in 1947 by the Travelguide Com
pany which will contain alphabe
tically arranged listings of selec
ted business enterprises through
out the forty-eight states that are
essential to those of our group
who travel. Hotels, rooming hou
ses, beauty parlors and summer
resorts are only a few of the items
to be covered in each locality. All
enterprises listed must first have
been recommended by a member
of the TRAVELGUIDE advisory
staff (now numbering over 500)
who are reputable persons residing
in various parts of the country,
j The Company, headed by Billy
| Butler, is being assisted in its
I survey by W. C. Handy; Andy
Kirk; Harold Jackman; Mrs. A.
P. Randolph; the Urban League;
and many others. Published an
, nually. Travelguide, the first com
plete compilation of its kind, will
prove to be of tremendous assist
ance to both Negro and inter-ra
cial business. The offices are lo
cated at 1650 Broadway, N. Y.
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DO’S AND DON‘TS:
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Clothing reeking with “Pork Chop-perfume” isn’t accept
able in spite of the meat shortage. Do avoid hanging
clothes where odors of cooking can reach them.
