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The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24
COMMON
Program for Americanism

Alert to the menace of total
itarianism and determined to
defend our country against it,
four million members Of the
merican Legion have launched
a program for "Revitalizing
our American Way Of Life"
1t is a positive program. 1t
stresses pointly and clearly
what we believe and the pro-
gress in freedom we have in
accordance with what VIZ belle
We. 1t describes America as "a
country where individual
rights come first" 1t reminds
us that we enjoy many and
precious blessings because our
Constitution promises to guard
us and our homes from harm,
to protect our right to say
what we think, to worship in
the faith of our choice, to earn
a living and, by power of the
ballot, to make the Govern
ment itself answer to us.
It is a program that issues
a warning. 1t is a warning that
there are some among US who
would like to change all that
has made US great and have us
live instead under some plan
promises everything but TAX
es all" It is a warning that
our rights as free Americans
rights which do not even ex-
ist under communism or in
dictator controlled countries"
are in danger.
1t is a program for action.
Every American ought to be
prepared to tell and ought to
be willing to tell the story Of
month to month, the Ameri:ln
Legion will mail millions Of
booklets, setting forth "sorne
of the truths on which Amer
lean success is based" to mil
lions Of American homes. To
appreciate America, to know
what America has accomplish
ed and is accomplishing, and
to enable the American peo-
pie to answer the advocates of
IS the purpose of these Amer.
icanism booklets.
1t is a program highly en-
dorsed. By Dr.. Daniel A. Pol
ing, President and Editor
THE Christian Herald" 1T
will strike a blow at juvinile
delinquency is home and COM
munity neglect. 1t will pro-
mote every worthy ideal of our
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

freedom, and it will enrich ev-
cry freedom.
Beyond this, it will help ma
Ike America strong to share lib
erty with all who would be free
In strengthing our own defen-
ses, it will help make the world
secure"
By Francis Cardinal Spell
man, Archdiocese Of New York
"The plans Of The American
Legion to increase proper APP
probation Of our nation and its
fundamental principles is most
commendatory. 1t matters not
where you live, or what rank
Of life you hold, be you rich OF
poor, Negro or White, Protes-
tant, Jew or Catholic, employ
er or employee, by your works
you must prove your faith in
your country and your fellow
humans"
By Rabbia William F. Ros-
enbblum, President, Synagogue
Council of America Our AM
erican democracy is based up
on the principle that everyone
living under its flag is entitled
equally to life, liberty and the
pursuit Of happiness. This is
not only a great American
ideal, but one to which every
religion subscribes, and | an,
therefore, glad that The AM
erican Legion is making the af-
firmation Of this doctrine one
Of its prior concerns for the
coming years."
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24
CONTINUED from Page y
WALLACE FOR
PRESIDENT COM.

program was passed over-the
opposition of the home state
delegations of President Tru-
man and Vice Presidential can
didate Barley as a maneuver.
THE delegates knew perfect
ly well that President Truman
not only has not introduced
specific legislation to implem-
ent civil rights, but that he
has publicity stated he did not
intend to do so.
They knew that the north
ern Democrats in Congress
have always left the floor when
civil rights questions arose in
order to let Southern pQll-tax-
ers perpetuate Jim Grow.
They knew Senator Nc
Grath, National Democratic
chairman, has stated that the
teeth in the civil rights pro-
gram was intended for use in
northern industrial disputes,
not to help southern Negroes /.
vote.
IF President Truman mean
what he says he says, he will
abolish segregation in the fed
eral armed forces immediately
by executive order, and will
see that the Democratic Con
gressmen write the civil pro-
gram into legislation"
Wallace leaders will confer
Negro candidates from throu-
ghout the nation. In addition
to Rainey and Marshall, they
include Margaret Bush Wilson
Of St Louis, Mo-, attorney; Jul
ius B. Jones, chairman Of the
Negro Chamber Of Commerce
OF Kansas City, Mo-; Earl Die
kerson, prominent Chicago at
torney; Willard B. Ransom,
president of the Indiana State
Conference of the NAACP and
first Negro congressional can
dldate in the states history; DIR
John t. Camper, physician of
Baltimore; and DR.. Ulysses
Campbell, dentist Of East Ora
nge, New Jersey.
Gen hearings on the pla..
form will be held July 81 and
u by a 53-member committee
headed by Rexford G. Tug
well, former governor of Puer-
to Rico. Among committee
members scheduled to help
draw up the platform are: DR..
Joseph L. Johnson, dean of
Howard University Medical
School, and Estelle Massey Os-
borne, former president of the
National Association of Color
ed Graduate Nurses.
Paul Robson, now of four
co-chairman Of the National
Wallace for President Commit
tee, is also expected to play a
leading role at the convention.
Arrangements, ! credentials
and other committees will also
meet before the convention O.
pens. Two Negro newspapers
publishers----Roscoe Duniee. Of
Oklahoma City, and Mrs. Char
lotte A. Bass, of Los Angeles,
Calf, are among the 10 COM
mittee office.
The convention will be Of
ficially named Friday night
when it closes, after 20 hours
Of sessions it will have created
the political organization bind
ing together new parties and
Wallace Committees now ex-
listing in most of the 48 states.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

the West Indies fluctuates with
the rise and fall in economic
welfare.
FIR. Matthews is a member
of Trinidad's Interracial Bene-
dictine Abbey and founder Of
its Institute D f Social Re-
search.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

won't rub Off or wash out-unaffected BY heat
permits pemanents and stylish hairdos go.
known and used for over SO years. Your
dealer will give your money back If YOU'RE not
1000 satisfied. ,
Have an easy, professional application Ct your
~foyorite Beauty shop orsbuy Lsrieuse at any
cosmetic department or drugstore.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24
New Soybean Strain

Hawkeye, a new high-yielding soy
bean. is being released in several
Midwestern states. It has as high
an oil content as Lincoln. resists
lodging as well as Richland and
better than Lincoln. and falls be-
tween its Richland and Mukden par
ents In height
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24
a Turkey

In choosing a turkey for the table,
get a bird that's young and tender,
with plenty Of fat under the skin.
The body should be well-rounded
and the breast wel1-feshed. In cook
ing your turkey, remember that the
bigger the bird, the lower your oven
temperature should be.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

sin is doing fine in California
but he doesn't have what you
have-neither is he holding on
to his money. Stay right where
you are.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

clude you in his future plans.
The older man is definitely
not interested in marriage and
he doesn't intend to part with
any Of his money. You're W -
ting your time trying to play
up to him. Devote more time
to the other man. Actually you
care for him more than you do
the older man.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

-MLC-I need your help SO
much at this time | am not
popular at all with people. |
can't make friends. When | am
around folks | can't make my
self talk for fear | will say
the wrong thing. Therefore, J
am unhappy. Will | ever con-
quer fear and be happy?
Ans: Happiness is within your
reach-you can easily over
come this inferiority complex
and become more popular a.
mong the people Of your com
munity. | suggest that you
send a quarter fr Happier
Living Lesson No. 3 The Way
To Happiness. l will advise
you personally at that time.
FRM-There are two men in
my life. One is about five yrs.
older than | and he seems to
like me very much and tries
to please me In fact, he wants
me to marry him. The older
man has more wealth but all
| ever get out of him are prom
Uses. Which one should | dew.
ote my time to?
Ans: The younger man is the
serious one and wants to in
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

To give your hair
new, rich, natural
lookinsoo or(bleck
brown. blonde )start
using Godefroy's
Larieuse n Color
ing VOW ects
quicklY-soes on
| I'll
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24
The Able WALLACE Service
?. o. Boa ~. Atisass !. Georgia

Discouraged married about
three months ago and l love
my husband and he says he
loves me. But at times, he will
not hardly give me a good
word. Another guy has been
seeing me and says he loves
me. Shall | quit my husband?
/ want to make a success Of
my marriage.
Ans: Kuit the other man. 1t is
he that is making YOUR life I'M
happy. Your husband has rea-
son to swell up and pout-the
thing that surprises me it that
he t~olerates your conduct. He
feels in his heart that you are
double crossing him with an
other man and he's worried
about it. No marriage can be
a success for long with one
partner dilibertly cheating as
you are doing.
The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

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Readers Of this column may secure
"a private reply"-by sending for
one OF the following:
G Able Wallace Astrosogy Reading
win tree ADVICE letter. .......... zSe
. Abbe's Happier Living Lessons
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Give name, address and birthdate.
Explain problem fully and include
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Tor a logical analysis Of your case.
Write to:
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The Omaha guide., 1948-07-24

M LII have a boy friend and
he goes out and drinks with
other women and takes them
to the show and other places.
He gives me money to go and
enjoy myself but when | talk
to boys or men, he jumps me
about them and says he doesn't
give his money to me for moth
ing. I want to know what to
do?
Ans: Get a job and become in
dependent. Accepting money
from this man places you in an
awkward position and it puts
you under obligation to him.
He feels that he has a right to
expect and demand that you
cater to his wishes even though
he does as he wishes. If you
want to retain your independ-
ence and freedom-do not ac-
cept money from your boy
friends.
Evening star., 1948-04-11
. Prinno Vera finish
on hardwood
waterfall Design
. Beautiful blonde
tone
FuI|-sized Pieces

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that will give exceptional years.?
here's buy suite tho
sn'ortN finished the popular waterfall design
hardwood blond tone that homone with
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

to meet the Burde bills. His wife
redhead, was afraid Pop would be
was graduated at that rate.
She always thought Gregory loo
so she took him around to the Con
DRY grinned once and sold himself
his face and smiles he's paying Dr.
In spite of his red hair, he's an
pliers, seldom walls at the wrong t
one cameraman says, lis pat hin
starts grinning."
Papa Burde, now rushing for his
accepts his sons support grateful a
do the same for him some day."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-01-11

Baby Gregory has great hopes for Dads
future, once the old man gets his degree
WHEN old Francis Gregory Bde Jr grows up
w he'll asonsh many people by casually remarking that
he put his father through college.
And he won't be far wrong For this photogenc redheaded
tot is boserng the family budget with his earnings top
fight baby model while his exGI dad sweas engineering
degree Manhattan College. Pictures these pages show
you how the little breadwnner does it.
His started when former T/Sgt. Francis R. Bde
had drop half his college credits and take night job
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
SUPPORT ID MARCH OF DIMES
GIVEN By ATHLETES

World famous athletes know the
importance of healthy bodies. The
support given by athletes to the
March of Dimes is matched only by
TIL cir great achievements in the
sports fields.
Star players of baseball, basket
ball, football, boxing champions, and
great boWlers poin annually in the
March of Dimes appeal of the Ma
tional Foundation for Infantile Para
lysis for funds to provide the best
available care to all victims of in
fantile paralysis, without regard to
race, age creed or color.
Sports promoters and editors give
important leadership in t h e fight
against the dread Gripping disease.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
MARCH OF DIMES SUPPORTED
BY ENTERTAINMENT WORLD

Names made famous by unique
contributions to the pleasure of the
world have always give generously
of time, talent and funds in support
of the March of Dimes.
Prominent among the many con-
tributing are the Charioteers, King
Cole Trio, Nellie Lutcher. Bill Rib
inson, Kenneth Spencer, The Mari
ners, Wings Over Jordan, Duke Ell
lington and Band, the late Jimmie
Lunceford and his Band, and a host
of other warm and generous-spirited
artists,
The 1913 March of Dimes marks
the tenth anniversary of the Nation
al Foundation for Infantile Paralysis
in the fight against polio on all
fronts. The entertainment world is
cooperating nobly.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15

Of the town when those super Joes
catch the brilliant hi-lights of these daz-
cling Heart Earrings Your choices OF Yel-
low Gold. Rose Gold. or Silver Finish
Add Charm TO your FAN Wardrobe; Be
I GlamorOus! Send 81 9s fprice includes
300 Federal Taxi and receive nv return
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15

orga nization are. Staff Sergeant Ro-
bert Neal Loo''7nd, Ohio; Sergeant
Toney E. Whitehead. Richmond, Vir-
ginia; Cornor-' Claude O. Green,
Shreveport LcV lana; Privates First
Glass Isaiah @7ivers, Clovis, New
Mexico and Janes Harris, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
Also, Privates Johnnie Pitman
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Jeff P.
Blanche, Tallu'-a, Louisiana; Ezell
Garrett, Lexin on, Mississippi, Lin
coin Simpson, Baytown, Texas, and
George L. Brumskin, Newport News,
Virginia.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
president OF THE MONTH"

We are happy to state that each
month we want to give the name of
the president who has made the lar
gest addition in The form of mem
bers, to his or her local lodge and
said president will be styled as The
President of the Month,
Our president "of the Month of
December is Mrs. Calline Everett
of Crandall, H. B. A. Lodge No. 1913.
She has really done a remarkable
job in the growth of her local lodge,
in that she added eleven members.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
HATS OFF! TO MRS. CALLINE
EVERETT

We wish to take this medium
through the presto express our APP
probation to Mrs Calline Everett,
president of H. B. A. Lodge No. 1913,
for the yeoman work she is doing in
her locality.
Mrs. Everett has recently added
eleven members to her lodge. At
present she has forty odd members.
This proves that it can be done.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
SHUBUTA NEWS

Deer Secretary:
This comes to let the many read
ers OF the Echo know that Lodge No.
1873 has lost one of its members in
the person Of Sister Sarah Stokes,
who had been a faithful member for
more than 20 years.
She leaves to mourn her passing
husband, four brothers, nieces,
nepheWs and a hose Of friends. We
hope our lost is heavens gain.
Prof. w. A. Pickett, Pres.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15

postpaid mail this
beautifully boxed set
OF Divine towers
Heart Earrings. Or
send Sl0G deposit
pay postrlaD sianca
on deliver Order
your OWN Loyers
Heart Ear%efs No-vf
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15

u It's kissing your miss
ing then be wise-Nat-
sonal-iZel Wear a pair
OF these Divine Lovers
Heart Earrings on your
very next date and see
what q difference they
make. You'll be the talk
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15

National Clothing CO. kept. a6l
Sse-ps ). Ashland Ave, Chicago Q, ~,
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
MASHULAVILLE

Dear Secretary:
Sister Celia Walker, a member of
H. B. A. 324 of Nashulayille has lost
one Of its faithful members in the
person Of Sister Celia Walker. Mrs.
Fannie Crockett is president.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
HOLDS QUARTERLY CONFER
ENCE

Reverend NJ. T. j. Howard, Dis
LET supt. Of tie Meridian District,
5ctrcd. / CDur II. led the first
Quarterly Conference on the Rose
Hill Circuit, Monday night, January
5. Reverend T. E. Davis is the pas
tor.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
1OOMSUBA
Dear Secretary:

Dear Secretary:
Lodge No. % is wide awake. am
adding one member to my lodge. We
are still looking ahead.
M. V. B. Pitts, President.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1948-01-15
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Evening star., 1948-07-28
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, Kept
part time; tax returns prepared, state
AccoUNTxNT sssfoie sxpert; books S' open; opened,
closed, kept. audited, reas.; monthly tax
Ta5yiSe S15 sH " 1884 81. rscards
SIS; and whit. returns; desires charge Of
small s II once; good local refs; min, $50 wk
E6N1s FL RlS1 17n yea Years.
experience public and pvt. accounting; last
orgsnization; thoroughly, familiar with
turns; also financial statements; refer
FIELD ENGINEER-,Gradu civil en-
housing desires field position with con-
'ractor doing housing or industrial de-
velopment. Call Ii, 1859, $50 to pm,
MAN, NJ colored, wants permanent elevator
eI3s before am or after pm.
time work: eyes. after pm. as chauffeur
sood &C a references. cali No. 7si4 after
MAS, NAV veteran shop and store sTPereass
MSxaGER MAJ sHKPErIb. aSp GRILL MAN, now Is. en-
ployed; at present job for n years on
Conn. ave; can furnish best references.
want to make change. Box 76-K, Star. 2s'
references WADE. ME O943 go
QUALITY PRESSER desires full time work.
Call De. 1880 or CO. 9531 after $50
pm go
sTENoGRAPHER. age 90; shorthand, 160;
tipping. rs; desires job until Sept. 22;
avail. immed.; willing to travel $3.50 hr.
BOB MCINTOSH, CO. 1917. 2S'
YOUNG MAN, aged %, night student
School of Foreign Service, Georgetown
Univ 3 yrs. Army, g yrs. prep school,
wants permanent position that offers in
Ter tsTestIRg iR9s work leading to Advancement s
YOUNG MAN, 27, white. married former
manager of Mullinderry Farm near Olney,
Md, desires position on farm or estate.
Write Box 4S3-L, Star.
CAN SET UP accounting systems, anslyze
your accounts: reduce costs and increase
profits for reasonable fee. Call z; 7.
JOHNSON Adams 1893 2S.
Evening star., 1948-07-28
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADD ApD NEW ~ KITGHIN ySa5 to yGaT hon home 1PS by
s1Psol faa2sSS the is1f BAaG SS g.
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hETsRAfIoSs ETs additens i igsf Tsnodelns and
asM s'aefl NJ RF H6a 0"SF uS st
ALUMINIUM GARAGE. 12x2o: concrete
ssPHAtT lHs ttT ASS 0oES Re sS2a pRrvrWays
repaired and replaced; new concrete, side
as fs eaS coMGNiTY eiSf9As PAVING vi aS9 Co and ~o
BOOK CASES, shelves, cedar closets,
screening, store fixtures, carpentry, joinery;
ccraftsmanship. Call FA. s6o2, Mr..
BGLLDozER for hire: owner-operated;
hourly o. contract grading, easements
CARPENTRY. masonry; plastering,, paint
N mates free Can AD. s5s0. .,
terraces. walks, chimneys. fireplaces, ce-
ment ,driveways. ,porcheS, retaining walls
pipe drpainage; p.niu, all kinds of ,xaterproofins
Rockville. Nd Rockville 1888. 3
CONCRETE, cement work footing. drive,
ways, porehes,, basement floors, steps and
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FENCES. all types immediate erection;
retaining walls. concrete and carpentry:
general contracting: terms. BUILT-RTTE
FENCE & CONSTRUCTION CO., ST. 1000
FLOOR sERvICE-Nothing but the best;
laying, sanding. finishing. cleaning par
Se ~ H;'fS sG isis VISOR
PAINTING1lnterior and exterior decorat
prices this week For estimate ask, for
Mr.. Nn WILLIS, evenings, tt. 9537; days.
REMODELING and general home improve
ment work. from cellar to roof. and fire.
proofng Call ST. 1865 for free estimates
Small monthly payments if desired. Ma
T1ONAL DECORATING CO.. s02 18th
sCREEEN YOUR PORCH while I have the
material Call Sligo 3942. w D. TAYLOR
MODERN KITCHENS, cabinets and appi.
comp. install: remodel and rec rms SUB
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work guaranteed; monthly terms; free esti-
CALL THE HYDALE CONTRACTORS today
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Evening star., 1948-07-28
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC Cont J

GIRL, colored, wants work. 5 days per
wk., Monday through Friday; SIS day and
carfare. Phone TR. 7T51 -
GIRL, colored. desires position cleaning
nye mornings, assist with children, DE.
GIRL, colored. wants days work. Call CO.
1S45 after 8 p.m.s
GIRL. colored, wishes work from till
:. Mon. through Friday. RE. 5a44.
{ GIRL I e9lorsd wishes 8 days, part-time
GIRL, ,colored, desires part-time afternoon
EoFk Eridav trom a,, un W os,p pg Mon throrsh
GIRL, colered; wishes general housework
Y IN snail Ssdl family: best of city references,
tsla,vn:.. CIV; all day ysosr ssEr part time; excel
work Of any kind. AK 70oU.
WOMAN, colored. wants job, days work,
full or part time. AD Sl93
WOMAN M0MAN. eoloreds wants days work for
WOMAN. colored, reliable, experienced,
wishes dayvork or part-time job: city ref
erences, Call EX. 540l, 514 goth st. NV
WOMAN. colored. wants mornings work,
from am. to l pm. MI 2276. ~
WOMAN, desires part-time work, five days
or daywork. Hillside 4515
meAANi Re IaS5 colored' wants days work,
GOING AWAY, want to place my maid
Aug. and Sept; exper. cook and cleaner.
TWo C0LoRED GIRLS desire maid work
In private homes or stores. Cali CO.
9SS7 any time