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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-07-24
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WANTED TO PAY HIGHEST PRICES
for used furniture, ice boxes, dining
room suites, wood and coal ranges and
oil ranges. H. Berger and Son Furni-
ture Co., 707 North 4th Dial 5128
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WANTED TO RENT - GARAGE m
vicinity of Wilmington. For three or
four cars. Apply to owl" care Star
News.
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WANTED RETURN LOAD FROM
Gastonia, N. c. July 25th. At reduced
price. BaSton Transfer
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CoLoRED TEACHER DESIRES POSI-
tion-"B. S." Deeree-4 VIZ experience
with reference. Answer Box R-4 care
Star-News.
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FOR SALE - 1897 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR
Sedan, leather upholstery, new tires.
S326 40. Ceiling price. Dial 23793 before
6 p. m.
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WANTED TO BUY: GIRLS BICYCLE.
Write 10-B-1 Upshur Drive, Maffitt
VILLAGE
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WANTED: LATE MODEL 1-2 TON
truck. Good condition and good tires.
c. E. Fryar, 314 Harnett St.
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Wanted

WANTED TO BUY-ELEcTRIC REF
rigerator by lady with two small child
rem. Apt. No. 2-20 So 3rd St.
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Nebr. tuberculosis Seal
Sale Shows Increase

DR.. J. Harry Murphey, President
Of the Nebraska tuberculosis AS
ISOLATION. announced at the close Of
the fiscal year March 81. a total of
S122. 572.S0 realized from the 1914
Christmas Seal Sale in Nebraska.
An increase Of s19.796.46 over the
1913 Christmas Seal drive shows
how generously the people of our
state responded to the battle on the
home front in fighting tuberculosis.
Ninety-five cents out Of every
dollar contributed stays in Nebraska
for the promotion of educational
work in prevention and early dag
nosis of the disease, skin testing
programs and other health activit-
les. The other five cents is sent to
the National tuberculosis Assiciat-
ion for consultation and research.
said DR.. Murphy.
During war times the threat of a
rise in tuberculosis is now being
felt and in order to combat this
rise we must work harder to com
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
Sports Equipment for
Prisoners of War

Sporting equipment for prisoners
Of war is a matter of international
shopping in these days OF shortages
according to a report received by Nj
Roy Page from the National War
Fund, which finances War Prison
ers Aid with assistance of the con-
~tributions to Omaha's United Y, ar
and Community Fund.
Soccer balls for prisoners Of war
in Germany were recently provided
by War Prisoners Aid. Y.M.C.A. the
report said, by buying the leather
castings in the Argentine and the
rubber bladders in Brazil. The as
sembly was made in Switzerland.
Ping-pong balls were procured in
great quantities in Sweden for the
use Of prisoners of war, and other
athletic equipment ~ picked UP IN
neutral markets all yer the world
in order that the men in prison
camps may have recreational mater
ia1
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THROUGH THIS CONFERENCE NEGRO
BECOMES CLOSER ALLIEA WITH
DARKER RACES OF THE WORLD

precedented opportunity in the San
Francisco parley on World Security
to lift his sights to encompass a
world view Of the problems of peace
and to think in unison with the re-
personalities of forty-six nations
on the most effective means Of set
Ting national differences, Of adj
Indicating all national and inter
national grievances of his own
status in America.
Through this Conference, the Neg
70 becomes closely allied with all
the darker races Of the world. but
more Importantly he becomes inte-
grated into the structure of the
peace and freedom of all people
everywhere.
am particularly interested in the
trend Of thought Of the darker peo-
pies Of the world who are no longer
a numerical minority. One of the big
questions of the Conference will be
how best to set up machinery for
the inclusion Of all small and de-
pendent peoples whose status is I'M
determined, yet whose voice is need
ed in clinching a durable peace.
1t is heartening and unique that
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
A FRANCISCO

The precedent SCATTERING World
Security Conference opened ~ San
Francisco ednesday afternoon, with
delegates from Haiti. ETHIOPIA. Lii
IBERIA and India participating. Also
significant was the large represent
alton from the Latin-American
countries who. in working for world
peace hope TO lessen the influence
Of race in the settlement Of world
problems.
DR.. Mary Mcleod Bethune, Pres
ident of the National Council OF
Negro Women. has been appointed
by the State Department OF the
United States as a cOnsultant to the
Conference. She is working with DIR.
We r. b. Dubois and Walter White
in the presentation Of the Negroes
vew point al the conference. In ad-
dition TO these representatives. var
ious church and national groups
have unofficial observers on hand.
IN response 20 requests from mn
PA correspondents. DR.. Bethune is
sued the following statement to
America:
The Negro in America has an I'M
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
Hines Refuses to Drop
CT Race Query

Washington co Veteran Ad-
ministrator Hines has very bluntly
said mo" to the request that he ell
inmate questions of race on the APP
p~lication form fer CT business and
housing loans.
Sometime g Hines had protest
ed hat the Y A would have free
dom from discrimination and free
dom from obstacles and prejudice
for the one million Negroes in the
war. Now he says THE lender re-
quires adequate information for his
purposes in addition to that which
would be necessary for government
purposes only. OF course, you real
ize that few persons would lend
money without being fully informed
of all the facts which the lender
considers relevant"
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
Know Your State
Traffic Laws

Don't overcrowd your car. "A five
passenger auto will carry five peo-
pie comfortably. To carry seven or
eight "a not only discomfort
but danger as well. Especially il
this true when more than three
persons ride in the front seat. The
state law asks that you have not
more than three In the front seat
of your car
DO not permit anybody to ride the
running boards IF your car. A sud
den jolt. a quick turn or a sudden
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
Mike Jacobs Trying Not
To Worry Over Losing
Ray Robinson

New York 90 The Army is
once again claiming Ray Sugar
Robinson for the duration. Yet
Promoter Mike Jacobs is trying not
to shed any tears over losing his
best performer in the welter and
milldeweight division for the durat-
ion.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
Baseball League
Begins Season

New York (C) The Negro Base
ball league got off to an early
start Sunday April 18th at the Polo
Grounds when it opened the sea
son with the New York Cubans fac
ing the Baltimore Elite Giants in a
double header. The veteran catcher
Jose Fernandez, will again ana
the Cuban Stars. This marks his 20
season.
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Rep. Douglas Says
Getting Rid of Poll Tax
Is Woman's Job
Washington. ID q. (C.N.S.D

washington. Q. tC.N.S.)
The lady from California, pretty
Helen Gahagan Douglas, has just
written a pamphlet soon to be dis
tributed expressing the view that
getting rid of the poll tax is a wo-
mans job.
One of the nine women elected to
Melvyn Douglas, former film star.
Mrs. Douglas writes: " No woman
car be on isolationist today. Every
woman his menfolks somewhere on
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
Throw Picket Line
Around Yankee Stadium

New York Co The Yankee
Stadium was picketed this week BY
20 people in protest against Jim
Crow in baseball. The league for
Equality in Sports and Amusements
is planning to have a picket line en-
masse of 500 people on Sunday. The
League thoroughly believes If we
can fight together we can play to-
gether."
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05

runs around with women and 1
know it. Will we ever marry?
Ans;-Not as long as he has the
conveniences of marriage without
the responsibilities at his disposal.
If it is marriage and a home you
want, you had better make a change
right away. If you left and became
self-supporting it would force him
to make a decision one way or the
other.
S. L. Ii am a young married
woman. l have been married 6 years
and my husband is good to me but
he is going with another woman
and seems like he cares for her. 1
have decided to leave and go to an
other town. Will you please tell me
if it would be BEST for me to go or
stay?
Ans:-Stay right there in your
own home and compete with the
young lady who is trying to wreck
your marriage. Your husband may
be temporarily infatuated with her
at this time, but you know that he
has been in love with you all these
years and has proven it until she
came along. You held his love in the
past and YOU can do it again. if
you will stick by the fight. 1t can't
be done by arguing with him as
that would be poison to your mar
riage. But if you are kind, effect
tomato and tender in his presence,
looking your best, at all times. get
ting out and enjoying life as he
likes to do. it shouldn't be long IN
til he realizes that he has a wonder
full companion right there in his
own home. The less said about the
other m the better.
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stop may throw them off into the
path of other cars. The state law
prohibits the driver of any car
from permitting anybody to ride on
the running boards.
Watch for next weeks traffic law
tip. as it's mart to be safe.
NEBRASKA SAFETY PATROL.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05

the world battlefronts." Boldly she
says that women's part in the Nat
ional government is to restore de-
mocracy at the polls to those south
ern states where a dollar sign still
hides the ballot box.
Here is a job that will not watt
she cites in "A Woman's Fair Quest
ion the title of her brochure, ito
insure democracy for all Americans
when they lay off their uniforms. in
order that they may use democratic
processes to fashion the post war
world they want and rightly de-
serve"
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05

LET him live with my m-Iaws
for a month london citizen on
how to punish Hitler.
81 won't let myself spend more
than 500 on a Dress" Mrs.
Frank SinGtrd.
"There is a bottom to every
barrel, even America's."- Sen.
Vandenberg, Mich, on world
Lend-Lease in postwar.
"Our objective should be to
create an economic framework
within which a minimum of gov
eminent intervention would oc-
cur."-Dr A. F. Hiarichs, q. S.
Dept. of Labor.
Government guarantee ofiobs
would mean both the death of
liberty and eventual impoverish-
ment." = Henry Hdxlttt, New
York editor.
Il have yet tc meet one CT who
believes in strikes."-Pvt. Robert
Stone, former init rep, United
AUTO Workers, CIO, now fighting
IN Europe.
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u. S. Negro has Unprecedent Opportunity in Frisco Farley

4 we are. III COhll .
all previous wars. striking boldly
while yet in the agony and suffer
ing of a war-torn world, for the de-
sign Of a lasting peace.
1 am sending out a meditative
petition for wisdom, guidance. good
judgment and courage for all the
heads Of our great nations who must
unitedly make the decisions at this
history-making World Conference"
citing off to a fast start with a
ten minute address from President
ruman in Washington paying tri-
butte to President Roosevelt and his
farreaching constructive work for
peace. and a plea by Secretary of
StateStettinius. the Conference
knuckled down to serious business
on Thursday.
Among some Of the serious quest
ions to be discussed, those of the
utmost Importance to the darker
races are:
% The question of Colonial Pol
icy. which deeply affects Africa in
its relationship to such European
countries as Engand, France, Port
ugal, Italy. Holland and Belgium.
Cd The principle of the equal
ity of peoples. and IN end to the
racial superiority approach of some
nations.
CD The future of India as a self
autonomous nation.
Cd Reconsideration of the prin-
ciple Of Inundated" areas and the
advocacy in some quarters of what
is known as international Trustee
ship"
With these questions already in
the hopper it is anticipated that
American Negro opinion will weigh
heavily in discussions on these
questions.
o Francisco and the entire Bay
Area has opened doors wide to the
consultants, observers and press re
representatives.. and others who are
getting the Negro point of view "a
cross.
So far, there has been a complete
absence of discrimination in the ar
rangements made by the State De
partment. Six Negro newspapermen
arrived in San Francisco via rams
continental trains which transport
ed over nine hundred representativ-
es Of the working press.
Negro consultants, observers and
Negro press are housed indiscrimin-
ately.
American Negroes are expected to
play a vital role in making Amer
ica's participation in tn eWorld Sc
curfty Organization a politica.
reality.
All the world knows hat if eff
fective steps are to be taken nov
for the prevention of a 3rd World
War. Americas participation in the
World Security Organization must
be assured. 1t is recognized around
the world that the Negro American
plays a vital role in helping to
shape American opinion.
One of the encouraging trends,
which indicates widespread Negro
interest are the World Security mass
meetings and community conference
es which Negro groups are sponsor
ing throughout the nation.
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Colonel John Feogin. Commanding Officer Of TonoPoh Army Air
Field. Tonopoh. Nevada. poses ogoinst the background Of sond and
Joshua trees with some Of the ice skotine troupe who oPPeored
there through arrangements mode by MI. Woher S. Mack. Jr.
President Of PepiColo Compony. to bring some fun TO the Air
Corps men pinine for lack Of 'eniertonment 50 for from home .
show wos put on in an oirplone hangar with mobile ice Tanks od
other equipment transported from civilization to the hot sonds OF
Tonopoh.
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pletely eradicate the dread disease
from Nebraska, said DR.. Murphy.
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IN the groove, both music-wise and
L friendship-wise. is what this pic
ture seems to say. The soldier with
the horn and his buddy symbolic
real democracy that T.. cuts across
race barriers. After all, that's the
cause they're both fighting for.
Many instances of forward steps
made in good race relations by USO
during the past four years are re-
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P. MI have been reading your
column for some time and like it
very much. Please tell me what to
do? Should I continue with the man
L am going with now or go with
the one 1 stopped going with? The
n l stopped going with is about
20 ears older than me. or older, and
the one | a going with now is about
10 years younger.
Ans:-There is no love whatever
existing between you and either one
of these men. If it had been so. you
or one Of them would have realized
it long before this time. They are
just friends and as long as you en-
joy their company there is no rea-
son why you shouldn't continue to
see them from time to time. If it is
a husband you desire, you should
seek new friendships among men Of
your own age.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05

f, X. H.-My problem is this: | am in
love with a boy who recently was
Jailed for nothing much and later
started drinking. He got drunk and
embarrassed me to a point of my cry
ing by curing in my presence. He
now says that he will never let me
see him in this condition again. He
begs me to please forgive him and
try him noe more time. l really be-
lieve this boy loves me but | want
to break him Of this habit. My par
ents know of what he did and have
forbidden him coming to my house
until he sips. Must I continue seeing
him and persuade him to do better
or stop seeing him. He claims that
worry over me is driving him to
liquor and drink. He also claims
that if 1 break off from him he
will g ocrazy and do worse than he
has already. l love this boy so tell
me what do you think | should do?
Ans:-How utterly selfish Of his
young man to accuse you of driving
him to drink. You are decent, and
$500 A00s &
good reputation and if you were to
associate with him drinking and
cutting up as he does now, you
would soon lose your good standing
You are not driving him to drink
that's just his excuse for moral
cowardice. Your parents are wise
not to give their consent for you to
behaving as he is at present. How
yer they are broadminded enough
to believe that once he makes up his
mind to give up this habit. he has
the will power to stick to it. Con-
vince him that he must make his
choice between you and his liquor.
you two can't mix.
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A. NJ. d. am 23 years old. liv-
ing with a man of SO and low him
but 1 don't think he loves me. He
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REPRESENTATIVE
EmDire of Ethiopia


BitWodded Makonnen Endalkatau
Prime Minister, Alto Akbilou Hop
tewold, Vice Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Ambai Void Marian. Vice
Minister of Justice. Blatta Ephrem
Twelde Medhen. Minister to the
United States, Emanuel Abraham,
Director General Ministry of Edu-
cation. Getahoun Tesemma First
Secretary. Legation, Washington
Menasse Lemma. Director General
Ministry of Finance
REPUBLIC OF HAITI
Gerard Lescot. Minister of
Foreign Affairs, Vely Thebaud.
Minister of Interior. Justice and
Defense. General Alfred Nemours.
President of the Senate, Andre Ina
taud. Ambassador to the United
States.
REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA
Clarence Simpson. Vice President,
Gabriel l. Dennis. Secretary of
State. Lemuel Gibson. Chairman
Senate Foreign Relations Commit
tee, Colonel Moses N. Grant, Front
Ter Forces. Richard Henries, Chair
man. House of Representatives
Foreign Relations Committee.
NEGROES IN ATTENDANCE AT
WORLD SECURITY CONFERENCE
DR.. Mordecai Johnson. President
of Howard University, Washington,
ID. G., DR.. Max Yergan. Executive
Secretary, Council on African At
fairs. New York City, DR.. Ralph
Bunch, State Department Attache.
ashington, D. c. DR.. w. E. B. Du-
Bots, Consultant, New York City.
DR.. Mary Mcleod Bethune, Consult
ant. Washington. D. G.. J.. Finley
Wilson, Elks, Washington, d. c.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05

MANDATE SYSTEM
The Mandate System was first in
troduced in the world of Internal
ional Administration by Prime
Minister SHUTS of South Africa IN
the early years of the formation of
the League of Nations. IT was a
system mean to provide some form
of preferential authoritative right
in the administration of dependent
peoples by a major power who, in
turn. owed a moral obligation to the
general assembly of the League of
Nations. and to which body the au-
thorized power was under solemn
commitment to make periodical re
ports.
The San Francisco World Secur-
ity Conference has under consider
alton:
/. The abolition of the Colonial
System.
2. The introduction of a theory,
and practice, of international Trust
eeship of the Colonies. International
Trusteeship means that:-More than
one HdJlOH Sndll nave the tight OF
shall have the given authority to de
eide on the type of administration
that will be best for a given Colon
ial Dependency. There is, however.
40 provision so far whereby the
trustees of a given dependent terri
tory are obligated morally or polit-
ically to a central body for the adj
ministrative operations of a native
population. The distinction. there
fore, is that under the Mandate
System a major power-as the term
Mandate indicates-was duty bound
to refer its final action and judg-
ment to the extinct League of Nat
ions; whereas under the Internation-
al Trusteeship or Collective Trust
eeship more than one power may
exercise administrative control of
Colonial Territories.
When called for a comment on
these questions. General SHUTS,
who is a delegate to the Conference
said, " No comment.
The Omaha guide., 1945-05-05
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QUOTES
or THE WEEK

"Let him live with my in-laws
for a month "-London citizen on
hon. to punish Hitler.
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