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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-13
Road 10 Health
E EMERGENCIES


By Clarence B. Friday, M. D.
John and Mary Mills are now
close friends Of mine, but 1 shall
never forget the occasion on which
we met.
It vas later when the phone
rang that night and I was awaken
ed from a much-needed sleep
after a busy day. The frantic
voice of John Mills, then a
stranger, came over the wire. His
wife had had a severe pain in her
stomach for some hours, then the
pain seemed to settle in her right
side. He also thought she had a
fever.
I got dressed Immediately and
hurried to the address John Mills
had given me, because 1 suspect
ed appendicitis.
My fear were we'll founded.
We got Mary tothe hospital just
in time. Her inflamed appendix
was removed without delay. Sur
geons at the hospital said another
hour or two without treatment
might have meant Mary's death.
The appendix was on the point of
bursting, which would have meant
serious complications.
John and I left the hospital when
we knew Mary would be safe and
l offered to drive him home. He
was still very upset and blamed
himself for the "close CALL" But,
he said, Mary insisted after din
ner, when the pain started that
it was "just a stomach-ache" and
he thought she was right.
"We had some, trouble getting
you, DOCTOR" John told me. ~"You
see, we moved to town only a
few months ago. We didn't know
any doctors here and didn't inquire
about them when we came be-
cause we've never needed one.
So I was at a loss what to do
when Mary really began to suffer.
In desperation, l called my en-
plOyer. eventhough it was so late.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-13

- ~"So
watching, fighting and praying
trying to keep Negroes from being
displaced by whites. It is the same
sad story, lateness and liquor.
They invariably come on the job
late and then half right in too
many instances. This writer knows
head-bellman in one Of the hotels
of a certain city who just worried
himself sick trying to keep Negro
es ina certain hotel and keey them
from drinking on the job and try
ing to get them to come to their
job on time.
He wore himself out and had
to give up his job because he
could not work his Negro helpers
1t is a safe bet that they would
have given a white man better CO.
operation. In coming out of a
certain city not long since I chanc-
ed to run into one of Virginia
Unions finest young women who
is out in the world bringing things
to pass. Her testimony? She said
that after much trial and buffet
ing she had to take her collections
out of Negro agents. Said they
kept expenses up and profits
down and that she could not get
out of the red until she changed
from Negro to white agents.
Not long since I bumped into a
Negro who is a trace man" re-
putedly. He bought his real estate
through a white agent and in a
white section ola certain city. He
naturally let the agent collect
the rentals. He was satisfied with
the way things were going. But
being a Grace man" decided to
turn over the collection to one Of
the race. For 10 years he worried
and wore himself down waiting to
see whether his Negro agent was
as fair with him and as satisfact-
DRY as the white agent had been.
After 10 years he gave up in des-
pair and decided that his race
agent had let him down. This
writer is quite sure this is not
true of the larger number Of
agents; but some way should be
found to save the reputation of
the profession from these shysters
of whom there are not a few.
Whose business is this anyway?
When are Negroes going to learn
that Negro business needs SER
vice to add to the race appeal.
What good will civil rights do
dishonest people? Whose worry is
this anyway if any body's
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-13
By Gordon B. Hancock

By Gordon =. Hancock
Takes More Than Race Appeal
The Glamour for rights has been
so insistant and determined that
there is danger that responsible
ties will be minimized. It is right
and fitting that Negroes should
insist on their civil rights but
sight must not be lost of the ac-
companying civil responsibilities.
Just as it is said that everybody
talking about Heaven is not going
there, it could with equal truth
be said that everybody clamouring
for rights do not deserve them.
There are certain elemental
lessons Negroes like everybody
lse must learn are they ready for
advancement along the road of
full-fledged citizenship. &.
I have just left Washington
where I went into the station shoe
shine parlor to get a shine. The
young Negro who served me was
about the LATEST slouchiest young
ster one could imagine. He was
doing such a sloven, job on my
shoes that the manager, an Itali-
an, become disguised and snatched
the rag from his hand and pro-
ceeded to shine my shoes. When
it was over I gave the usual nickel
tip tothe manager and he in turn
turned it over to the lazy shoe
shine boy, who took it without a
grunt. If, this young Negro were
by himself it would not be so i'm
portant but he seems to be one
Of a too large number of young
Negroes determined to "get by
doing as little as possible in the
way of work.
Yet, our cities r infested with
the purse,snatcher and knave in.
general. From the window of the
room where I am now writing, a
large automobile, assembly build.
ing is being erected. Other than.
the brick-laying and carpenter
work the work is being done by
Negroes. It is really pitiful to
watch these men beat on the job.
There are six or eight and if the
number would 70 reasonable work
the work could be accomplished.
They spend nearly half their time
watching for the bossman's COM
ing. They smoke, they joke, they
argue, they stand up and look
around. Work is the last thing
those men do and then a mighty
little of it. They were digging a
trench near by and being near the
railroad track they would come
out Of the trench to see each train
20 by and there are trains and
trains during work hours.
I was talking the other day with
a Negro hotel man from Pennsy-
lvania and being a head waiter
at one Of the finest hotels, he
was bitterly complaining about
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-13

TRUST is that peculiar some
what which connects man with q
Divine arrangement, and works
out his intricate problemsswithout
preplexity or embarrassment.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1949-12-13

never advisable. The better rule
is to call the doctor as soon as
symptoms appear which may
mean a serious illness.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
HELP DoMesTIc

cHII.D's NURSE and housekeeper, In
sa!sty. 'pa,'n6at rsts- 81 sacs. atss IN is Hrss'
COUPLE. eolored. pref ere 4b-5s.
po,amse fS9o sna Ma ssrTs s ssnsTs Sa VS.
couple Rockville 4I6i. id
Cook-G;H.W.. laundrs. capable per-
ssy.. sS s'sa SIS . no rel isiias, 'dul''' ."
CIV. plain cookins: iiy. In; sss
week must have refs, HI. 1877.
G.H.w. AND COOK TO i,v. IN. mus,
be experienced with children and
have good references; good salary,
nice pvt. rr. and bath. 81. 73ei
GIRL. for general hous. work, hour..
9 am. 70 / 80 pm; sse s6 70 40
years old; experienced: city refer
GIRL for General housework and
i've in: In rsf.renees p III oss9 1s'h1
nAsR .a2. fun I.i.n.se.. sms live p Or sss ss. A.s
MAID. ab-4b. neat. reliable: shw
fond Of children; o am. throu.h
early dinner. no cooking. no sun
days. sit 2 ewes; recent refs re-
CURED; s25 to start. IA osb2
MAID-G.H.W.; must bs thoroughly
.ns ~offn. kim sasaii soaaen. seq tsisf' sasi
WOMAN. must be good clean cook
and houseworker. and fond OF chill
dren, Every Thurs. and Sun. on and
after = Pin. Sat. Salary. So per
week, Must have good references
BOY isa-C, star. --16
WOMAN, colored. reliable, care for
two children for eolored family, nice
room. board, salary. RA. 1855
WOMAN. settled. reliabie; general
housework and cooking. care of
children: sleep out: must have local
sETTLED WOMAN to do renerai
housework; live in; pay room and
board and SIS per week EM. hs87.
CAPABLE PERSON, for cooking.
cleaning and laundry, / through
$50 dinner, days. Every other
sun Must have excel, refs. NO, 1914
COUrLE, bsmi apt Man
must be employed elsewhere ewes.
pm--l2.. In exchange for vtfe's
cooking and housekeeping. co. 32sa.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. exper; books started
reasonahls OR. 20TS
ACCOUNTANT, experienced, desires
sspnsins, oq ans3, excellent work dom. Tel
GENERAL HANDYMAS desire. per.
/ flanens Job. rough carpentry, paint.
,,ns etc cail RA. o3so, u.
| Job as short-order cook. counter Of
steam table man. or any other work
Ho4fI sns SIasT s1''f aupIroK. b eas' han h.ns
transcript. Box go. star.
a Soa:emsn nsa' sIssh.i Isssei' .s sn''Fsa s..h.r .
floor waxsr. window cleaner. NO
MAN. col, srae-. Is yrs bus, manage.
men. and sales; ds,,rss position Win
cleaning work. By hour OF eontrset:
exper,. efheient. reliable: ref Pr
oFFICE WORK. middle aged. married.
nftsen years experienee, payroll,
ss.shisrs assistant eookkseper. Boz
PAiNTER. inside and OUTSIDE: paint
ing. wall vashins: reasonable prices;
free estimates. WADE. ST. $500
RESEARCH ECONOMIST. follower Of
iUhAGAHitsskAi slabHb4Ebs 0f85fFA ppe1-
tion as 2 secretary assistant 10 .
poiicymskinw executive: 3 Years' sec :
retarial experience. Boz 4s3-E star
SERVICE MANAGER, autumotlss.
tires, batteries: experienced, reliable.
married man, 50. desires position
with reputable company. excellent
references, ia. 1857 after 4 m
vETERAS wants Job; nights or morn
mss before noon; er after. in ewes
Refsrsnes Can AD. 4ssa
Eressfre. energetic. exp. Accounting
selling and once nanagement. have
car; requirements, $50 VIZ sH
p4n5 III
Young MAN. eolered. wants tob.
hon.s.' hsrd xosssr' D. C. drivers
YoIfNG MAN. 20, desires position
with future: neat appearance. de-
pencahIe, sober; have car. sotns
experience 10 selling. Pr sa63. .
3rd m Law tnisht, eofiese sras
desiref fuii-tims position Ia las
nrm or related Geld. Boz $40.
Star. lee
Evening star., 1949-04-14
SITUATIONS ooMEsTic
COOK .HousEkIIrrk, whit,

Cook.HousEkEErEk, white. de-,
psndhble, experienced. efririent. live
In, city reference, one or t~o adults
Box 81 @. Star
GIRL eaiared reliable, w1shss day .
work city references. co, ae8i.
GIRL. eolaEed wtshe. Job a. day
worker or part time IN S7ss
GIRL, eolofed. wants houseweTk Ret
erenees Phone Ex Sasa
GIRL eoleree, santa days work pK
GIRL. eoiored. Wishes lob as sassifl
or cleaning bachelor apt Phone
Lincoln 47f7.
Girl. eolored desires DAY woys IN.
perienced, reliable DU btsa
GIRL. eotored. desires days WORK In
Sc MONDAYS Wednesday,, FrtdAYs
CAL AT, ball
GIRLS (2l, oolored. experienced, want
days work or paft-tims work OF stay
nights. Dl s4sg
TO CoLoRFD GIRLS. 7. seAnt nurs-
HAND LAINDRrss. experienced
wants family wash. do hems. cur.
sains. NO, sist --l2
LAUsDRfss. coiored, woman. ~ishss
personal laundry TO DO at hens.
sunny yard sxpeF refer, TR iD4 :
MIDDLE.AGED WOMAN white. de-.
fn'fs' II: ~. shs kr q a,!S e be o0"''pl9' ,i.
WOMAN. white wants day. sorh
exp. ref Du. 07ia Ill
WOMAN. colofeG. neat, wtShss dsy
work. any Kind, fral- !aundresa,
Phone WEDNESDAY UN Eiyl
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Deoths Reported

FreE .As o {, sa-~.s 81 VITA Statistics
49, as o,asss ~ - A's sas S.sssa 49, ts sss
; (seorxs FprKit -. Sasa-A 81 ks
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ga rroe,s:: - s.s 'sssr.as 81 a.
G.erse ra nS.
Ps;.s s..ss Ss.:9. s..ss 'sss "a. Psi ss,s e 2:
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AFthaT n ~coay. 7s. 1880 -, stsSsns 81
Rose c Ds.on IS ls4t Inr r.w
Esselis s Harra- Is isii ossv-r 81 =
Gertrude Coleman. IS. sI&s Stanton I'd
karl o Fsha. IS. se,d,.rs Hon.
Francs J. 0rsses -. 81 E!aaessAs Hos-
olss sehnie. 20, 4aoq New hampshire ave
Jeanne 7. persu.a- -. .sis Harvard st
Cara ksrns- Il. Ises lnslssacs tsr,. ~
vifTil u Lawrence, II, BIentveed. Ma
Ann. Aa5s AsRo Maes.y ~ ~ .sSs Ss. ssse aps's. p
Emma 1 drastisr. 70 Isls Canal ct ss
waiter r Black, sr,, es TTtHii,; Tr,
Mary Holten 81, 1890 Harvard o. nv
Katharine Austin. o.. ss@4 soa,ssrn ave
James chernikaits, 81. l44s Massachusetts
Arn.,saa ns p. pr.seeu al. 81 9Th .. a.
Ross Lesrv. 30. eis X st., ne
porotth5 Alien. Cd. sslS It. nu
Ernest A. Clemens. SO. All Buchanan o.
Bruce H NJ Gordon. ss. age ou,ns, a
Florence g Hoskinson. 80. %sos Lowell q
siOrne Lenss.th. .s D, Elisabeth. Hes
Lola ' Wells, so, aos 18Th st. ~.
Harry B, JORDAN. p, ilis c ct "a
Raymond l. srAdsker. infant. asos .
Lnta Hunter, infant. Ariinsion. Va.
Lillian Cornish. 70. Iaa u 81 nv
Mary T1eklins, II. 400 NJ 81 ne
Charles Marshall, 90, 1919 bth At nv
Nora A Datcher. "a, isi sst nv
William Benson 'VineenD, as. 80 Eye ct
Ella Campbell ss 4a7 sra nn.
Sandy Lewis. IT. 65. 4S2 L 81 nv
Francis Chorter SO, Menroe Hat Va
Nettie Grant, 50. is00 st ns
Mary Harris, 81. az FL,
Willie Moore, so. 1889 Linden ss ne
KHAN n.Si. W.. y .Ridflsss 4 Sis R st ~.
Mary u. Lyons. IS, 2al ard at ne
Agnes b Peli -. Ill Keniluorth teri ~
The Treasury Department now
collects nearly $2.50o. .000. 900
year In taxes on alcohol.
Evening star., 1949-04-14
INSTRUCTION COURSES

HIGHLY cULTuREp WOMAN teaeh.,
Engtish, self confidence. freedom
from ei-eonalousnsss. MI sbs0.
MODEM TRAINING 10 ssaat, sul.
turs, all subjects tausht Appresea
SAsoffYss sopiitRs''i sirlearrro o. oothndfi a1hlntsi
rtxis ialG o ros B as .todassi RI .'es sSo p.,o,
sogrses oi~appressa LErLsNA.
scHooLs. aio Bend B!ds~ Nh
LEARN IN sArKTY to arv. ..,.,
s.ssx s.s esrs st cemp:s.s essi sonsrol
PRACTICAL NURSING graduates In
demand Use spare time at home 10
get this practical tgainins Wei
coined BY doctors Many begin earn.
ing while learning Bish. school uB.
necessary Oct eomplstt Information
mo Obligation WAYNE SCHOOL
or PRACTICAL NURSING, BaE h7.
rIAY PIANO and. eempos. H. =
months. specialist voice trainins
concert, church preparation pc,
afro INSTRUCTIONS By old re-
liable Instructor. satisfaction guar.
snteso, ehsfses reasonable E&
Evening star., 1949-04-14
Hollywood:
Beery Relapse
Due to Defer
Court Action
By SheiIoh Grohom

Wallace Beery Is Ill abed. with
his heart acting UP again. Wally
has had q recurrence Of his form
er cardiac palpitations. And II
looks as II his current paternity
case will have TO be postponed
until he RECEIVERS.
Jean Hersholt LIS making his
first movie in seven years. Jean
Is playing himself as the head of
the motion picture relief fund In
"Bandwagon" with William Pow
ell. And he Is turning over half
of his salary to the fund of which
he has been president for IL years.
The town is still talking about
Jeans academy blast.
It will be John Garfield or Glenn
Ford for Paradise Lost l949."
And Robert Siodmak probably will
direct.
No wonder Mrs. Dick Haynes.
jeanne Dru. is trying to sell the
home she shared with Dick in the
valley. The sl75.000 property re-
quired seven servants. Maybe
that explains why Dick, who made
close to $4,000. 900 in the last four
years. is claiming that he Is hard
up for cash.
The reason Greer Carson is not
seeing Buddy Fogelson these days
is that he is back in Texas on
business. But she still talks about
him-the lucky millionaire. The
last I heard. Buddy was planning
a trip to England this summer at
the same time that Greer will be
the sequel to Mrs. Min
iver."
Deborah Kerr will star with
Van johnson in her next picture.
Robert Taylor wants her. too. All
I hope is that Debbie gets the
good picture she rates. Holly
wood has not been too good to her
in this respect.
Victor Mature. still reeling after |
paying his income tax. has cut
his planned vacation. Instead he
will give formal opening for his
new $11 900 dressing suite at goth |
Century-Fox. Don't get Vic wrong. |
the studio paid for the suite.
Betty Cradle is the favorite
Evening star., 1949-04-14
SALESMAN

FURNITURE statesmen to sell on
floor Of one Of Wash.'s LARGEST and
heaviest trafic stores. We need
good. exp: statesmen who are. good
closers. To those who qualify we
win guarantee earnings more than
s,ons; write full sa details. isis BOX Sss Sss-
PERMANENr snE PosrrIoN-rrisidair.
commercial refrigeration and air.
conditioning; previous selling ,expe.
rience In this field essential; selected
eoanse an s At b astoy 81 p
Interview by appointment only. pE.
man interested IN dsyeloptnE 9
business for himself; We train and
mission as you learn. Draw simple
landscape plans. sell plant materials.
No experience necessary. Nonsea-
sonal. steady. profitable. permanent:
sSs sa6ssrR f2Rst. Hfff rsd 5sl'ss's sss.rt Tti'e
GtSIETa GtSIE TinfoERffIEsH4E EEMfEoH4Es for week ends
only, for one Of the largest and most
excl exclusive % new beach .; dsseaopTents sses ssans
on Chesapeake Bay. near wash.
Plenty Of sales to be made. Expert-
ence not required. Must have ear.
Age 26 70 SO. Apply Mr.. ACKER-
NAN, 100 Barr Bldg, o10 nth 6.
osii n;Yj until Q pm. daily or call ana *.
ESTABLISHED life insurance COM
pany has several openings for re-
sponsible men for sales and service
on debts. Age 80 to 10. Some previ-
Gus sales experience essential. Guar
anteed salary plus commission. Ap-
ply 1880 L st. NV. from Q Am.
statesmen. set into the radio and
televtsion business. We have OPEN
ings for good inside men. Excel
lent salary and commissions
Permanent employment with wash
ington's largest dealer. GEORGES
RADIO q TELEvIsIoN CO. s16 p
st. nv Ask for Mr.. Keller. lis
ALESMAN-Expey.. live-wtre sales
man; pleasant outside work: attrae-
tive commissions. See Mr.. KANE.
We HAVE several openings for top
appliance men: leads furnished. floor
time. Call In person at 703& WIS.,
consin ave. Mr.. LupY. --fa
Evening star., 1949-04-14
PERSONAL


WE VIII PROVE toa can nias pop-
plar plane OF seeordioN sa 70 GRE.
hour lsssons CHARLES sEEAAk
sTuD'os. pu. 600 or IA $500
"oLD At 20. 80. co." Man, Ysar,
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bodies lacking !rcn. ref ranessr
fseltnG many nnen. yemen esu ''es6
New .sef acquainted sfns oniy Doc
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ks.ett. Hsxaa stores.
CERAAs IEssoSs on eoay.rss,sos
q yoar some. after 2 N. vsskcsss
chant. 81. iast arrived. s2 sg heay.
II persgns. Can afsc help frsnsh.
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sTss srsn'Ss gs ssa ,.sS stses 60 's.sst sss sess
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Evening star., 1949-04-14

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Evening star., 1949-04-14

film star In China. according tc
Otto Preminger who has JUS,
come back from there. And ac-
cording 10 Italian director Ro-
berto Rossellini. La Cradle Is
more popular In Italy than any
Of the native product.
! Dorothy McGuire's "Oh. Doc
tor" title Is owned by Warner
Bros. So the new title for Miss
MCGUIRE is The Doctor Wears
Three Faces"
Gene Tierney tells me that her
husband. Oleg Cassini, is expected
here soon from New YORK. But
he can only stay two months be-
cause Of his dress business in the
east. Gene isn't sure yet what
her next movie here VIII be. But
there are quite a few biggies cook
ing.
One OF the presents George
Jessel received for his birthday
from his Friars pals was some
paste to hold his toupee on
The chief reason Margaret
Whiting gave UP her Club Is"
radio show is to go to New York
to try for the leading role on
Broadway in Gentlemen Pre-
ferred Blondes" the musical YER
sion of Anita LooS's famous
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
They'll be lucky to get Margaret.
Richard Widmark had TO in
terrupt his vacation to come back
here to slap Veronica Lake harder
in "Slattery's Hurricane" This
time he put his heart as well as
his fist into his work.
Gene Kelly plays a girl in the
"Trixie" number fop the big Friars
frolic on the 18th. The show
shapes up as riot. An added
includes Gregory Peck,
Robert Taylor. Fred MacMurray
and Ray Milland cavorting in a
spring-is s-here piece of nonsense.
1t is amazing that Tyrone
Power gets a leading lady in The |
Black Rose" Cecile Aubrey. who |
Is completely without motion-pic-
ture experience except for a bit |
In q French film. Cecile Is Is,
blue-eyed and blonde. Maybe
that's enough.
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