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",orrT f*1!—1». • wfc~ iw Bind h vnMitad th* need at gnidanc* and Lbe tTow problem win be analysed ^ tbe eoium with yoor tetter 1M4 INSPIRATIONAL READING JCTBnnlkrttB of Bond and eonatmotlT. 2*“* • etnBped lie) envelop. * —bo. addreaa and birthiUt* to all Mm* mUxu Within the mala of reaaon. THE ABBE' WALLACE SERVICE f 0. Box II. Atlanta I, Georgia ABBE’S new 1947 Inspirational Readings are ready M. M. C...I have been married 17 years and adore my husband. Up until about four years ago he was all I could ask in a mate. We went out together and had lots of fun. His niece died and left a baby girl. We took the baby and I am raising her as though she were my own. The responsibility seems to be all my own as my husband never wants to stay at home with her and let me get and he has be gun going out alone. Now do you think I would be happy to let some of his folks have the child and would he change? Ans: You would be very un happy if you gave the child to his people being as attached to it as you are The baby fills a niche in your family life, but you must guard against lavishing too much affection on the child and taking it aWay from your husband. Let your husband share in the respon sibility of being a parent and the child will be a bond between you. You are going to have to be more demonstrative in your affection toward your husband and let him know th’at he means more to you than anyone else in the world. C. L. J...I am twenty and am going with a girl a few years my junior. I am very much in love with her and she seemed to care for me up until a short time ago. 24th & Lake Sts. ]> PRESCRIPTIONS Free Delivery —WE-0609-— Duffy Pharmacy (■■■SWHamnmManiNiiiiimnHtnMNNMMaSMSmMHMMMMMIMI W Mile a Ae/dne tends to refcu nervous tension, to permit refreshing sleep. It has helped thousands. 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A. D...I read your column i just as regular as the clock ticks. And I have benefited so much from your wonderful answers. My problem is as follows: I am very happily married have two cute little girls and I love my family very much. I want a little boy but the doctor told me not to get that way again and I want to know if he is scaring me? Ans: Doctors do not scare their patients just to be funny. He had a specific reason for giving you those instructions else he would not have told you to refrain from getting pregnant again. He had your best interest at he'art and you should take his advice. If you want to have another child, go to him for a physical examination and let him tell you what he now thinks about your plans to in’ crease your family. He may find your condition entirely different than it was a couple of years ago. B. M.. .The first of this year I met a young man who had just been discharged from the service. We kept company for about seven months and I never was allowed to go out very much with him so he started going with another girl and they married. Now he wants to begin going with me. I don’t know what to tell him. He wants to marry me. Ans: Insist upon his getting legally free from the woman he married before you allow him to come back and date you. If he proceeds with his divorcee and gets his freedom, then you will have absolute proof that the girl he married means nothing to him and also th’at he is quite sincere with you if he will get his freedom $3.00 COD. plus postage ALSO CHIGNONS BARGAIN SPECIALS ALL AROUND ROLLS, extra heavy, extra long £7.50 VICTORY ROLLS _ *4.00 CHIGNONS_*4.00 BRAIDS (extra length) >4.*0 Semi for Free Catalogue Write to HAIXCRAFT 547 Sc. Pauls Place Bronx, .New York . Dept. . TAN TOPICS By CHARLES ALLEN f,-!-=*»----* 1 | co»jn«qaNTjM pg*Tutttfe ^ j! “They’ll go for anything in uniform!” BRfEZT__ ~ By T. 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He is the first Negro and the first freshman ever to win the trophy. before trying to keep company with you again. Marriage is much too serious to jump into without much meditation and thought. Go with the boy at least several good months before giving him an ’an swer. P. J...While my husband was overseas I met another man and we had a child. He is mean to me and I want to know if I should go back home and let mother look ■after the child while I go to work. She wants me to come back home. Ans: Go back home and do the best you can for your child as this man is not going to do right. Fur thermore your husband still loves you and there is every likelihood that you may be able to patch things up with him. Send 25c for an Inspiration Reading The Week By H. W. Smith THE OMAHA BRANCH NAACP Held its regular meeting on Sun day afternoon Nov. 17 at Cleaves Temple CME Church. The mem bership committee held a meeting November 27 and closed the drive for 1946. The executive commit tee held a very interesting Tues day evening Dec. 3. The regular monthly meeting for Dec. will be held at St. Johns AME Church on Sunday, Dec. 15 at 3:30 p. m. Are you a member? Arizona Cattlemen of Tucson have organized an old time Eng lish fox hunting club and they made the first chase Sunday, Dec. 1st. A U. S. sailor was injured in a revenue cutter blast in Philadel phia Friday, Nov. 29. Two men held up and robbed a family and stole their auto near Holebrook, Arizona Nov. 27. Police and officers in three states are on the lookout for them. Hold-up bandits held a night watchman prisoner until they car ried away six tons of sugar from a chewing gum factory in a coal truck early on Nov. 29 in Phila delphia. A young farmer of Audocon, la. husked 42 bushels of com in one hour and a half and gave the prize money to a friend for a Thanks giving dinner. President Truman is being urg ed by some of his Capitol Hill friends to center his fire on a few major issues in recommending to the new Republican controlled Congress legislation on labor, tax es* housing, military draft and army and navy mergance. College Station, Texas has so many fathers that a baby show will be held on Dec. 8th. The Washington State Vets of Foreign Wars organization an nounced on Nov. 28 that they will weed out all the Reds and that they have information on quite a number. One million coal miners were expected to be idle all this week as the trial of John L. Lewis pro ceeds. The Gov. of Virginia says Mr. Lewis would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. High winds fanned the fire of a two hundred thousand dollar hotel in Canton, Pa., November 30. Fire chief John Keitz said the fire was threatened the homes of two thousand residents of the northwestern Pennsylvania town. Chief of police of Palm Springs California located a witness in a murder ^ial by listening to the police radio on Sunday December 1 and will return him to testify. Omaha police arrested five boys Sunday, December 1 for question ing about thefts from parked au tos. Their abes were 12 to 17. — — —u_z—i iHHk,.._UUU±: tu\ - .Jr If* Jm rSQlJlRE fcPGEGAlE-The Prisoner Has a Little Pride_ ____3Y ions KK ilARH ---v. (9 m>x'n oFF'czr* ' f //or c* yen x>fe I • r --» ;o?t copies 'rw 'i \ My H^rs Slowed off > 1 -K,OLj jts' w/jir "P'S is TH ■iSTF)BlT toll'* ^ J toi^t \tHERE >9*' I'LL. Go EASIEST (SET SohER~ I'LL Hl)S7L€ j XZdnZZp lcsvrir- /'*• WOT I'VE H4o /a/ Aoiy 02 TO TH C.CURT ^yo _Z]El C g_?'^gV J / TL)M/WO WO CH^cEsl WHOLE CT^/?EE»?~ i?£^DV TO To?y l XivE. Th^T y-J y-/E tf'W HEEV TH HE <ZJj^T. . j Z^~T---^ -L'D >9S SauvEMR HUCKLEBERRY FIN!V <-.Li i- - - — ■■ ■ . -► ^ -■— . —•. . m.n—L ■ **' ~ **"- * "— I,.. I YUSH I WAS A little ROCK \ £E) A SETTirY 00 A HILL, "YU NOT DOIN' MoTHtri' ALL DAT Uttfi '^'0. 4 BUT JUST A SETTIH' STILL. — \ YOOLO N'T EAT, l YfcOLD n-T 'H^Ctk , ' . \ V/oOLO N-T even Vtf\SH . . r BUT JUST SET STILL THE WHOUf. C*M LOfC i AND REST MYSELF , D'COSH. { V . v-vC . _ _ £ 3 ! LIFE = § at A Glance i | BY DAVID BETHE What with the coal strike, the dim-outs over several States. Look out you innocent doves who be leive everybody else is more hon est than yourselves. .Keep your hands clamped on the old money book. Plenty of those “Food for Nothingers” out looking for some thing. Just in case you don’t know.. Those fellows have their fingers touched up with a bit of molasses or glue.. and my, how money, wat* ches and jewelry stick to their hands when you are not careful. But a word to these same nim ble fingers (better known as pick pockets). .There’re more police men and detectives beating around the street and down the highways than before.. so don’t start any funny busisess. Just in case you you are one of those good for noth ingers” who are strolling about looking for something.. Did you ever stop to think that there are only two classes of folk in the world? Those looking for nothing and those looking for something, .asd there are a great many more of those looking for something. They are taking up some perfectly good time here. I suppose that we might have a very difficult time proving that the word truth means right, where wrong doing is concerned.. espe cially when the pick pocket gets busy. A very charming woman mounted a bus the other day and to her surprise she almost lost her coin purse out of her pocket book when a dapper young man stepped up suavely and slipped his glued fingers down into her pocketbook. .Only the alertness of tjhe young woman stopped the pick. Be careful, my dears, the holi days are right around the comer and money is not bouncing up and down as freely as it was when all these war plants were in op eration. .Better keep your eyes on that cute little dainty purse swing ing on your shoulder.. Thanksgiving is over and every body had a good time enjoying the old and young gobblers. For tunately they all sold at a price within the reach of the average man; but just think if something had not happened those same old birds would have been flying so high it would have taken an Anti aircraft gun to have brought one of them down.. Remember a few months back I predicted in this column the old heaters and burners might suffer a bit this winter. .There is no le gislation enacted yet which might prevent folk from striking in the coal fields..or the oil fields for THIS IS AMERICA By JOHN RANcKl f\6uTHPUL ENTERPRISER BsLLY KEPLER, 13, Durham,N.Cy mas built up his own LOCAL SEED INDUSTRY... ** o Uy TAKING FftUlT^ REDUCING IT TO SEED... / . " "■"" ~— PILLY SELLS TO GROWERS AND > SEEDSMEN IN 35 STATES. Cleared*50o FIRST YEAR...'/ Has SENT TOMAICj, PEPPER AND. \ WATERMELON SEEDS EVEN TO.CMWA-a*« '* ' ■ IN AMHTIOM RAISES OVER tOO BABaTTT VEARLY... J [&• EARNINGS ~ 1 HAVE NETTED BtUS $1,400 SOFAR TOWARDS A ' COLLEGE EDOC. IN OUR FREE ; "Next Door” Gy tso sneaker ! Gxuirtgntai FWtmwt_tf'btcJ - & -» f “. .. .You’d better hurry Father. .The grandstands and bleachers are full. , DO’S AND DON‘TS: M' m . x ! . _ “Wait, Pal! Maybe it is torture, but you are discourteous if you leave before the end of the number. that matter. I know you read the papers everyday—The strike is on. I also predicted that your next Congress would be a coalition of Republicans and Southern demo crats. .You see what happened in this last election. Might hang out my sign for foretelling. I shall make some more predictions, so stay tuned In for next week. Oh, by the way. .Thurgood Mar shall. NJLACP leg* advisor, told » group £>f young New Orleaner to be careful not to act too mili tant in their fight for better race re’ations. Its so funny and strange too, but I’m afraid Mr. Marshall doesn’t know his youth builders.. Politics, strikes, youth, church es and every thing else you can mention seem to be in the strife period. .They throw out politicians and even an idea was advanced that the Presideat resign, so we shouldn’t be alarmed em what shappened to Bishop Sims. .We ttre and learn thru "Life at a Glance’. DUROCHER SIGNS AGAIN; DODGERS GO TO HAVANA BROOKLYN, (CNS)..Leo (The Lip) Durocher, colorful manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, who re portedly pl’ana to call Jackie Ro binson up from the minors early next ■—on. signed a contract with “Dem Bans", recently tor a. figure that is reported to be $70, 000 each and every year. No in formation as to the length of the contract is available, but from the palsy-walsy attitude of Durocher and Branch Rickey, club presi dent, it is reasonable to assure that it will run as long as Duro cher is re‘ady, willing and able to discharge his duties. The Dodgers plan to leave for Spring training In Havana on February 20th,