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Evening star., 1942-06-03
$50 Redhead Blind Dates
For Soldiers Were Problem
But Only in Matter of Being Found,
A Job Which Even War Agencies Tackled
Before 1t Was Finished
By JAY CARMODY.

other about
assembled for blind dates with $50 soldiers sneak
Gal SAL Then went
thought of that must have
redheads Well problem and might
difficulty
called to deliver that*-
types certain place thought
Evening star., 1942-06-03
Hays Office Frowns Upon
Brutal Treatment of Foes
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD,
News in nibbles:


Repeatedly the Capitals the Office has ordered
ban showing personal Axis leaders
kdded it bruay kicked
victim Universas Invisible Agent which Hail. playing
United States II
Of Hits pants The rewritten Instead Adolf will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

do you keep yourShat on
AT the dinner table or
have you got hair?
Can you carry a step
ladder through a revolv-
ing door?
3 Can you initiate a motor
cycle with a cylinder
missing?
Are you working for
wages, com m 5 s 10 n,
salary, board, room or
are you a Harvard man ?
5-Are you japanese In
dian, Hottentot, Eskimo
or nervous ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Saved as SeapIane Upsets

T. J. Hurley, 81. an enploye Of
the Bristol Company, 100 Meadow
brook avenue. was rescued from
the Detroit River today by Harry
Kline Of 1914 Maddelein avenue
when his seaplane tipped over
after a forced landing Hurley was
not injured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

\ II come on, you InyIneSleiss YOU
J Aill have an opportunity to COM
pete for War Savings Stamp
prizes!
The Times is printing each day
five DIFFERENT rhymes about
War Savings Stamps and Bonds, is
paying 81 in War Savings Stamps
10 the writer OF EACH verse
printed.
You are asked to take the first
two lines of any nursery rhyme,
then complete the verse in your
own way, being sure 10 write about
War Savings Stamps or Bonds.
Look over todays list OF win
ming rhymes. They'll give you an
idea about type of verses wanted!
This winning verse submitted by
Mrs. A. j. Henderson, 43S Canal
street, Eaton Rapids:
Rock-a-bye baby on the tree top,
When the wind blows the cradle
will rock;
Do not fret. little babe, you're safe
as can be
For war bonds and stamps are
working for thee.
This verse from Mrs. Mary Red
ner, 5S25 Hartwell street, Dear
born:
Mary, Mary. quite contrary,
How does your garden grow:
With rifle shells. the Japs TO fell
And pretty war bonds all in row.
Submitted by Virginia Robb
Watson, 3059 Beals street:
There was an old woman who lived
In a shoe,
She had 80 many children she
didn't know what 10 do;
So they all did their bit and saved
pennies each day
To buy bonds and defense stamps
and keep Hitler away.
- From Mrs. Clifford W. Crandall.
FOR every evil under the sun,
There Is a remedy. or there ~
none;
so IN TINS lrlghttul war we re "dg-
ing.
It's you. Americans, I am paging
Buy stamps! Buy bonds And let
us show
Our mighty strength 10 every foe
Submitted by Fred Kline, 1895
Rochester avenue.
There was a jolly miller
Lived on the River Dee;
lie worked and saved from day
10 day
To keep his country free
And in war savings stamps and
and bonds
He invested, and, said ne
It'll take care Of Uncle Sam.
Then he'll take care OF me.
Entries should be sent 10 the
Rhyme Contest Editor, The De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
TO Uf tOHIIIIUFU
Copyright. 1912 o. King Fea'uf"'

troit Times 1870 CaSs avenue. En-
tries CANNOT be returned. DcCi-
sionS OF the judges in this contest
arc FINAL. You can send one or
more rhymes Sec tomorrow's De-
troit Times for five more winning
verses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

you a
budget analyst horculturst and do radishes repeat
YOU
Name the favor ice you like best vanilla raspberry
Portland cement.
S-f you single widower separated divorced, mark
an X in square. If you married mark double Y.
9-How, many people you dependent on?
10Are you living with your wifes relatives and give the
number Of years of experience at this type of work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

When the collection plate
reaches you in church do
you paw over it to see
what the others gave ?
And have you nerve
enough 10 drop in a
quarter and take out 20
cents change ?
Are you male, female or
what?
Are. you a free-wheeler in
an egg-beater or a gate
crasher who dances for
nothing
No Won vol for tho man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

"The Wishing Well" has a
message in cipher for YOU. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

ager when the raisns walk out of the rice pudding?
15-Can you pick up coconuts with your bare feet?
Tomorrow have the questions the other side
of the page
ITO be cOntinued)
C,ry- sh'.i D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Draft Board Troubles
Bugs Delays Replying
To His Job QUESTIONABLE
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

jam with my draft board because they sent me
a QUESTIONABLE marked Don't open until Christmas.
So didn't it right away. I'm such society guy
wouldn't traffic unless II had r. b v
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

Here are some of Tie questions in the official quzzer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

REY-tNEW) 1851 West Fort st.
MN Open 1890 p NJ. Matinee Daily.
Free Dishes 10 Ladies'. Tom Tyler. Bob
Steele, WEST OF THE CMARKON. f"
Roddy McDowall in ION THE SUNNY
SIDE" News Serial Cartoon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

VnCIIF- Starting Tomorrow FRIDAY AZ
'oooI 8:i5 p. NJ JUNGLE BOOK.v
IN color, with sabu. Plus Paulette Goddard,
Ray Milland. THE LADY HAS PIANs@
See Friday Ad for Feature Starting Time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

0LpI T0N-FenkelI near Schaefer Hwy.
IhhLlUN lic-22c. Humphrey Bogart IN
"AIL THROUGH THE NIGHT" Gene
Autry. HEART OF THE RIO GRANDE."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

CCNTIIpV-Iith and W. Grand Blvd. r
ILlNiO UNI Park Free. Conrad Neidt.
Ann Ayars IN NAH AGENT" l. Atwil
mad Doc TOR or MAkkET STREET"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
Nursery Rhymes
Inspire Poets TO
Win War Stamps

- Come on, you rhymesters, you
j Aill have an opportunity to COM
pete for War Savings Stamp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

rINDEpEI jefferson at CopIin =
Ol'DLhLLLh Doors open u Is Noon.
Abbott and Costello IN RIO RITA" Plus
Geo. Raft. Pat O'Brien. Together for the
First Time. m "RROADNAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

rlDITnI AIS West Vernon Highway +
IhI lIUL open 20 IL 80 Cooled.
PARK Free Lionel. Atwiil VAMPIRE BAL
Plus ''DUDES ARR PRETTY PEOPLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

p'WLV cApTT0I -B'wAy-Gd. Circus PIX. =
ID Wal IhI llUL Cont. from 0:45 A. NJ.
ABBOTT a COSTELLO IN RIO RITA
Plus GEORGE RAFT PAT 6, BRIEN and
JANET BLAIR IN "BROADNAN."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

at Haryard Park Free =
'ooo1 Open 6:f5. Cooled. Last show
1928. RITA Hayworth Victor Mature "MY
t.AI Sal. in Color. Sis. 1l:47. J. Garfield.
THEY LIVE 7:0O-iO 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

CLDMEk->chnefer nr, 7 ord I'd. %. IbIU
ChhNlLN open 6 90. Adults 2sc TIL 80.
AIT Cooled Free Dinnerware 10 LADIES'.
Wallace Beery, Marjorie Main IN THE
BIGLE sol NDS." Plus Jean Parker m
GIRL FROM ALASKA" Latest News.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

DnnTu-E. Jefferson. ParkView IL. 1881
DUUlH Open 80 p VI. Cooled
Bing Crosby. Joan Blondel. EAST sIDE
OF HEAVEN" Conrad Veidt. "NALi
AGENT." starts Fri. "KINGS ROW. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

ELMII V-Cadillae square. Monroe Avenue
nNliLl George Sanders. Lynn Bari in
"FALCOS TAKES OVER" Fay Wray,
Paul Kelly. mot LADIES' MAN"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

RAJ T0-Grstiot at Mt. Elliott Parking r
"'IiV Open 6:i5 Air Cooled. Conrad
Veidt, Ann Ayars in "NAZI AGENT. .
SMART ALECks," Dead End Kids.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20
EH.TODAy AT ,yogR EAX yE MOVIE ~
A MAR BONDS AMp LANRs SOLD AI ANY OF nEA1s!

ACE-Harper and Frontenae FL. OSt7 \
MI Cont. from Noon. Cooled
Nan Turned Beast Lon Clancy Jr. in
The WOLF MAN" And Lionel Barry
more Ia DIR. kILDARE'S VICTORY"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

RFIFNT-WoodW'd-Gd Blvd. TR. 2-ef64 X
'N"Ai Starting Next Friday Owl Show
al 80 p. NJ. Henry Fonda Gene Tierney
In rings on HER FINGERS" Ronald
Reagan, NINE LIVES NOT ENOTGh. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

rAcn0-E. Dawson at 6-Mi. Tw. 2-0si7t
IhOHNU open 5 80. Eleanor Blue
2-Tone Dinnerware wallace Becry 90
THE BJGLE SOJ NDs" Plus Lum and
Abner IN THE BASHfUL BACHELOR
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

LC0IIpE-l53lI r.. jefferson IT, 2-2TsO
LOVUlhL open s;45. Cooled by Refrgn
IN. VI. PULHAM. ESQ.," 7:00-lO.27 p NJ
MIGHT BEFORE THE DIVORCE e.20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

KHlT -Dequindre-MInn TW. 2-1O2I
'H"A Open 545. Dishes to Ladies.
Priscilla Lane, Lloyd Nolan IN .,BIUES IN
The NIGHT" Plus THE STRANGE
CASE OF DIR. RN." with Lionel Atwill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-20

FAST END-Ii5iO =. Jefferson LIE. Ssls 4
LhCl LND open p. ~. Lionel Atwill.
MAD DOCTOR OF MARKET STREET
ALMOST MARRIED." with Jane Frazee.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Bradley News
BY A. 4. Brown

COMMUNITY NOTES: Rev. A.
d. Bell of Emerson las been as
signed to Grays Chapel CME
Church and held very spiritual
services on Sunday, Mrs |. Pat
ton left Sunday to join her hus-
band at Flagg Staff Arizona. f.
Miss Eddie Lee Orange was honor
ed with a birthday party at her
home with her mother, Mrs. Bessie
Orange as hostess. A large nun
Der of guest We're present and the
honoree received many useful gifts
Rev. Monroe Stills spent Sunday
in Shreveport and greeted many
friends. Mrs. Alice Range, sis
ter OF Miss Conzada ehnsen died
recently. Funeral arrangements
were not complete at press time.
We are wishing a speedy recovery
for Mr.. Fred Douglas who is i'll.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Lincoln Dept. Head
Gets Government
Appointment

Mr.. J. N. Freeman, head OF the
Department of Agriculture and
assistant professor at Lincoln u,
has been appointed a Junior Agri-
cultural Specialist to promote the
sale of War Bonds and Stamps.
He will travel as an Agricultural
Deputy under the u. S. Treasury
Department as member OF the
War Bond Staff ard as an assist
ant to the State Ahminstrator,
Mr.. Dan M. Nee.
Mr.. Freeman will travel among
Negro farmers in Central and
and Southeast Missouri. His ap-
rointmcnt, under Civil Service,
comes as the result Of the recon-
mendation Of the War Bond Staff
and Mr.. Jesse o. Thomas, a mem
her. from several names submitted
by President sherman ID, ScrugEs
o Lincoln University.
The new appointoe received his
y. S. A. degree from Hampton
Institute in 1885, his A. M. de-
gree from Iowa State College in
1894 and further studied at Cor
nell University in the summer Of
1910 and the school year 19d1-A2.
He has been ut Lincoln U. since
Sept. 1885.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
College Station
BY Talmadge Body

A BIG BIRTHDAY. Dorothy
Mae Yarbrough, 1904 Townsend
Street celebdated her 1Ith birth
day recently and large group Of
friends making up the guest list
We're Lille NJ. Coleman, Ruthie
Mae Ashford, Eddie l.. Houston,
Mary Frances Lloyd, Hazel Nc
Gehee, Ethel Beene, Irma Lee
Bronw, Bernice Harris, Floy j.,
Thomas, Lillian Bolden, Margar-
EFT Williams, Essie B. Turner
Clementine Mathis, Dorothy Hill,
Zula Knight and Ada burden, also
Samuel Marks, Nathaniel Dawson,
Willie Williams, jra Clint Lloyd,
George Bigsby, Eddie Bynum. Il.
{, Frazier and William Marshall.
The group enjoyed delicious re-
past and fayors We're presented by
Mrs, S. Yarbrough, mother of the
henoree. Games were played and
the honoree received many beau
tiful and valuable gifts.
SCHOOL NEWS: First graders
ranking higest in reading are j. C.
Moore, Frances Jean Campbell,
Betty Lou Began, Fred T. Evans,
Joe Perry, Lucius Powell, Betty
Rose Campbell Joseph Elijah
Green, and John Henry Perry and
attendance stars were received by
Frances Jean Campbell, Joe Perry
Lucius Powell, Ophelia King, Mere
lene Bankhead, J. C. Moore, Joe
Louis Thompson and Fred T. Evans
as announced by Mrs. Janietts.
Robinson, teacher. Perfect at
tendance made in the second grade
by Hazel Lee Nelson and Lucy
Mae Nelson and the second grad
ers also rank second in contribu-
lions to the Junior Red Cross,
having given s1.13, They will also
assist in the "Victory Xmas Tree
decoration with articles made in
the class. Mrs. Emma Marie
Black Walters is teacher. Mrs
Mildred J. Smith, teacher of third
and fourth grades and her stu.
dents have decorated their room,
with realistic christmas Vii.
lage". The fifth graders ranked
first in the recent Junior Red
Cross drive and a surprise award
was presented by the principal
Mrs. Sadie B. Woods. Making pei
feet spelling records this, week in
the sixth grade were Lena Mae
Began, Doris Redell Jackson. The
ma Lee Hadley, James Edwart
Powell, Theodore Braggs, Lois
Boone, Rose Marie Moore, anc
James f. Bragg and perfect attend
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
WOOdsOn
BY Mrs. r. B. McMurray

BY Mrs. r. B. McMurray
The members Of Bethel AME
Church are batting themselves on
the back because their very eff
ficient pastor, Rev. D. L. Blair
returns to them foy the second
year.
Churches are planning Christ
mas programs with Bethel AME
Church having its program Christ
mas night and a Christmas Tree
afterward. Plans for the other
church program will be announced
later
Regular sevices were held at the
End Baptist church. The Rev.
Welch, preached at the II o'clock
services and the pastor, Rev. T. j.
Simms, preached at the evening
services. Both services were re-
ported good.
There will be program and
contest at the LIST Baptist Church
sponsored by Mrs. Katie Lee. :.
The Woodson school is scheduled
to close for the holidays Friday,
Dec. 18th, program followed by
a Christmas treet is planned. The
faculty, student body and PTA are
planning library ard art drive. 1t
will begin Immediately after the
holidays. Further plans will be
announced.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora
kinehen, We're held Sunday at the
First Baptist Church, No. 2 at 2
o'clock. Rev. Wagner the pas
tor, delivered the sermon. She is
survived by three children, one
daughter, Queen Ester and two
The body was in charge Of Miller,
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Health Department
To Employ
Visiting Nurses

II was announced this week by
Clifford +. Minton' Executive Sec
rotary of the Urban League of
Greater Little Rock, that the City
Health Department is in position
to employ Negro Nurses, who meet
the requirements for classification
as Senior Public Health Nurse
and that the Urban League had
been requested by the City Depart
ment of Putlic Health and SAM
tation to assist in recruiting per-
sons with the following qualifiea-
lions who are available for employ
ment.
Age: under 35 years unless
there has been public health train
ing and experience prior to that
age.
Basic Training: Graduation from
an approved Nurses Training
School in hospital having daily
average patient load of 100 or
more.
Special Training At least one
scholastic year in residence in an
approved School of Public Health
Nursing and satisfactory COM
pletion Of work necessary to a
certificate in Public Health Nurs-
ing or the equivalent.
Experience: Satisfactory exper-
fence in an approved field expert
ence center under qualified super
vision. Preferably at least one
year additional experience as a
public health nurse.
Nurses failing in some degree
to meet every letter of these re-
auirements may submit applica-
lions for classification. The posi-
lions offer an attractive salary
plus an allowance for transporta-
ton. Persons who are interest
ed may secure further information
at the Urban League, ola Gaines
Street.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

AEBE'S 1913 AsTROLOGY READINGS ARE NOW READY .
NOTE Y0uR problem will BE analzd in this column
include clipping the column with your letter. "Pate
pk-send Quarter 25e) for ABBES NEW ASTROOGY READ
ING birhdae; will receive Reading
free and confidential letter of sound advice ana (3
Questions in private Please sign full
to all letters give brthdat and please include
STAMPED ENVELOPE for repy case as fully
as you feel necessary and enfne problems within
logical reasoning Wrap Quarter with questions and mail to-
day!
Write to The Able WALLACE SERVICE STATE PRESS p O.
Box 2l79 Little Rock Arkansas.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Playing His Part

No longer able to shoulder gun
for Uncle Sam, George A. Williams
disabled Negro veteran Of the last
war, has contributed his bit to the
present war effort by composing a
military march which has been
adopted as an official march at FIT.
Huachuca, Arizona.
The composition, "93rd Division
March," written by Williams over
a period of six months was origi-
nally named the "Charles P. Hall
March" in honor of Major Cen
eral C. P. Hall, commander of the
93rd Infantry Division at Font
Huachuca. General Hall, in ac-
cepting the march for the division
asked that the name be changed
to "93rd Division March," point
ing out in a letter to the com
poser that "the division will bye
here long after l am gone"
The "93rd Division March" is
the second military march com
posed by Williams who also wrote
the "Sunset Funeral March"
which he presented to Col L. D
Davis of the 25th Infantry in 1899
and which Col, Davis assured him
would be PLAYED bv the regimental
band each Memorial and Armstice
Day. At the present time he Is
working on a series of religious
compositions.
Williams, a resident of Tucson
Arizona, was member of the
10th Calvary at Frot Huachuca
for several years. He saw service
in the Philippine Islands, with the
9th Calvary from 1916 to 1921
was assistant band leader Of both
the 9,h and 10th Calvary ant
has been a member Of the Detroit
Federation of Musicians, Local No
5, A. +. of NJ, since 1909.
A graduate of Wilherforce U
in the class of 1900, he began his
musical career soon after his grad
uation and passed the warrant of
ficer's band leaders examination
in 1929. He served as a band
leader for II years.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

ance was won by Theodore Bragg
Lena Mae Began, James Z. Bragg
Jettie Mae Hadley Doris Jackson
and Mary Meetings as announced
by Mrs, Melinda Bell, teacher. :.
1.-The Quest of the East" beau
tltul Xmas pageant will he pres
ented IN the school auditorium on
Friday, Dec. 18th, directed by Mrs.
|, n. Lowery and Mrs, Melinda
Bell, with Mrs. Jamietta Robin
son in charge fthe music. The
program will begin at 90 p. m.
and no admission charged.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Meeting Place Of
Ministerial
Alliance Change

1t has been announced by Rev.
W. l.. Lambert, pastor of Saint
Andrew AME Church that future
meetings for the AME Ministerial
Alliance will be held at Bethel
AME Church, North Little Rock.
The meetings were formerly held
with Big Bethel Little Rock.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18

am not so sure that she loves me
and | wish to know if | am los
ing my time going to see her?
Ans: IA miles may seem quite
distance to go accounting every
night. But oh boy. isn't the
reception you get worth those tired
feet? She doesn't intend for you
to get too sure Of her love. She
knows how to keep you guessing
and make you like it.
NJ. f. G.: ! have q child and my
mother keeps it in a nearby town
l work and send her money and
and clothes for the child. If l fail
for a week, she throws a fit and
accuses me of dressing for myself
and not doing for the baby. Must
l take my baby with me?
Ans: Leave the child with your
mother. If you were to take the
child you would have to pay some
one to take care Of it or else put
it in nursery school which
cost you even more than you are
paying your mother. Write youl
mother exactly what you are MAX
ing each week and set aside a GER.
tain part of that sum to be sent
to her regularly for the care OF
this child. All she wants is a
fair part of your weekly earnings
as she is not in a position to sup
port the child by herself.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends
for kindness shown us during the
illness and death of our dear
father and brother, Mr.. Walter
Hagen.
Signed: Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Newly, and children
Mrs. Annie Winfrey, sister
Mrs. Mary Wallace, neice.
Arkansas State press., 1942-12-18
1913 ASTROL0GY READINGS
ARE READY

1913 ASTROL0GY READINGS
ARE READY
E. N; | have been going with q
boy four years and he says he
loves me. But he has never asked
me to marry him. l met a soldier
awhile back and he likes me also
and | like him, too. Should
quit the boy friend for the soldier
or keep them both?
Competition is the spice of life.
1t wouldn't hurt to wake the boy
friend up to the fact that he may
lose his gal if he continues to wait
around for another four years to
pop the question. On the other
hand, you have a great deal in
common with this soldier, but you
can appreciate the fact that he is
unable to get serious with you
until after the war is over.
c. T.: am widow living on
a mans place and he wants me
to move off this year. had rather
not move. l have worked for him
real cheap and like to live here.
Should | make a change
Ans: 1t is going to be necessary
that you do. With the shortage
of labor, this man feels that re
must put a man tenant with a
wife in this house. For the past
year your health hasn't been very
good. You should try to get light
err work if you have to move into
the city and rent a small place
and change your form of work.
G. S.: stay worried a great
deal about the way my wife is
doing. She won't stay at home
with me but she is always over al
a certain mans house near here
Oh yes, do either of these womer
who are writing to me care fol
me?
Ans; Why do you expect NOR,
I consideration of your wife thai
I WON aro ,u;Il;,r 20 chou, l., ,o4,,,,x,
Your can't ask her to sit hacl
and like it while you carry or
an affair with these two other
women. Understand | am moi
condoning the actions Of either
of you. But you must realize thai
you get out Of marriage only what
you put into it. You are botl
going to have to make a drastic
change, talk things over with hel
and settle this problem before il
gets any more serious.
M. L. G. | am thinking of leav-
ing and going back to my home
1t seems that my hrother-in- law
and sister in-law living here do moi
care to have anything to do with
me. They act as if they DON
want me in tire family.
Ans: The in-law problem is al
age-old one and must be handled
with tact and diplomacy. There is
no reason why you should leave
your husband because his people
failed to welcome you with oper
arms. He has proven his love
for you. Now it is up to you t.
make his family change their opin,
ion If you. Patience and a spirit
of friendliness will eventually turr
the tide.
J. J. There is sweet
little girl that | really love who
lives about ii miles from me.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-07
BY the Governor:
HERBERT r.. O'CONOR
THOMAS ELMO JONES
Secretary of State.


Bathers using the beach at South
Melbourne, Australia, where sum-
mer is just beginning, must obey
strict rules this season. Those in
bathing costume must either remain
continuously in the water or retire
to the bathing huts. There must be
no games or resting on the beach,
and sunbathing is permitted only
when the bathing costume is COW
cred. Skirted bathing costumes are
compulsory. And there must be no
bathing between 1890 o'clock at
night and ave in the morning.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1942-08-07
Too Many Ribs

Mr.. Charles Headland, baker Of
Auckland, New Zealand. had been
suffering from chronic headaches, SO
he went to a doctor. An X-ray ex-
animation revealed that he had Is
pairs Of ribs instead Of the normal
IL. The extra pair have now been
removed and Mr.. Headland is feel
ing much better. One Of the ribs,
it was believed, was pressing on
q nerve center near the shoulder
blade and causing the headaches.