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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
E D l T O r l A L S
Salute To NAACP

The National Association for ire Advancement Of
Coorec People celebrating rs ioth year IN service
y color creed maternal origin For four decades
organization hss he forefront a orgsniza-
..ons actively Working ire advancement q civil rights
Although re SAACP = rcr-pzrrissr = mas from the
tegrnrg grizec ire importance Of Ire ballot and has
directed much q - sctsy . ne securing 81 tne rsr-
chse FOR o.tterr Negroes ard 70 encourage the race thru
ire co-nrv 70 ys-e re vote az priceless privilege
ard -xerise ,hst prv:ege scicoasly N the pursuit
q democratic gosis - gsrcless ~ party isbss
Negro ,oGzy independent any class
u voters ne rsr They aler- and intelligent. and
esge- 20 ps-e.a,4 in re electoral process They de-
ons-rsied ira. rceV&rcerce ard ina, Intelligence
Noterb<r ,rsy voted in srge numbers for cand;
dz.ss correec q es. -grts and social welfare legis-
The pres 34r,is sec.ior sv4rg OF The outcome in the
.hres kev s2;eE r Orc California and Illinois The Ne
70 'oFe r. Press Ir-rsr esen z hess pyo.l
s-s;es wrt each exceeded re margin By which
pres6e', aired re s-s'e FOR him not
re Denocrar csrdds,e ~ a. ~ fortnight spokes-
Negyo ,o.ers have s4red rosiee .hs, their supper.
gser . c's~1h nsly 2 crs political patty n 1913
= = slls'. % 'n ,.o
s-d r52 VII. d4p@-d rrfs Ire yo'e - members Of the
ss Congress- Ire sscder. = senate rules prever-
r4s-ers reformation ~ ne House Rules Committee ard
s4-i,-s.y -orl horses s-d civil rights legislation in
d-s FEPc sn,rol TAX sr,i-!yrehing and anti segre-
Tse may rres. ba,.,es ~sged ~ ire NAACP in De-
.~o re re dsvs ~ ne famous have firmly
~afshed re organization ss champion q the Negro
P-rtss. - -o.. .ssr~' v.s,orv .moss many out
" ~ ne lezsl sag FRAT II
re rs@~c-vs cov4r4r- il MAY vren ire United
Ss.4s S.7rs~s Corr ssrded dowr rothng deci-
c@cs--G s-ch cosersr.s lnsrtorceabe il state
fedora cos--s
R@cs RI re rniSirg orpos-on ~ the "
tre proposed eSorsi plan FOR segregated edr
cs.icr ~ defeated - bid sor federal ap-
teore lifted Sa-ss Congress- TIE Association
corred = or7os-or = SEPARATED ed1caiion and pre-
rsre6 re- re srresd ~ rs grant development
orr. ~ n IRE rs wei'. Also v the
& 2, erscs-or. re SAACP Vas successful II obtaining
ri
+, louisiana and Georga.
4yv Arsr.csr vro hsi;e.es IL estce and fair play
ID s.,ror- re MACE l. i 6ese-rg r. your contri-
ard i en-.,ed . - 0: service TO the
American people
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

rrocG s.try si.r good ssppiies the scrs
tes - re ere - ne Ar cngrstet Il nation 70 il
49, crnrsc s,ters snc eocred Torsers skilled and
20 cen.ed ire Democracy they fought
Ter -'ro9ssncs - ,nem for second tine.
Sssrdfg q me fop q; me list colored officers
O. re refchant msrre. sos4 ships laid Up and
.,sr gser standard - yng redlced because ship
psrp@s nc3 r -o- nire treT ctcrclng - merit.
rs re sane Old stor' TIE war is get back
n ycgy :, are and sta n j..
f~ns roiored citizens vers good enough 70 die well
l. = r. re yood enough 20 i've yell IN peace.
Pr there ~ pesce there e Only die-hard Snug
rets yhc, il ezcrg 20 painful showdown
so2 rsf ne Nayr has announced that end % racial
cscr lie services and Departments perhaps
rsry Qss.ed coiored VINO ship officers
nave that j.. those who qualify within the
age limits. Otners get chance II something done
sson the s. Booker r Washington and other
r1ed-cren ships Further aggravaton Of conditions in
Europe whether economic political, would make it a
i-e
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

.rCk i-s ss~ "a. -s-a .er: T.
tc.-st N arr .ac.s -s- ceW
r-ese--e- = .-si.tf enactment
G. ne .sEs.s;c- q t--s THE !,
.e-cfs- A. s~e- err en-. st-lK.rE
G.. .-e ,ex- ~ lie = -se --l. -
r. re ersci--E c.s-se s-- s-c-
ytt-.zrz { r-cv.s.c- f. ire cor
.--sf.cr g: re CIR srv =. 'uo
ysssx arc s-t-a--.rE A. sppr1-
c-.str- c. s. rs 80 =. wc-kl-E
Gags recess.s -eps-s sr1 r.
p.sce-s-ts &. e prem.
BIT Ssrs;e s11 Il t.se Icrts.-
ees sEree- On o.. almost i1tr-
;.csl ~.tr re r.. passed o. re
House The most .~pc-ts-.
orange was = reduction = re
srrrcp- lst.r- s-.-c-.zed .-c-- 81
90 90 e S915l on
CorE-ess ora, acton also Vss
completed On the oil. - se.iese
Hampton Institute ~ al hao....y
70 psy the r-,.s- States the rsi-
srcs Q. $3.50 &c on re p4--
chase o. 6 recreation r-.lc ~.
en- instruction building snc
clubhouse FOR rorcomri ssIonea
officers. bull On the Hampton
campus py re Navy Department
n connection with - irsin.ng
program during tho Way. ara a.
50 70 refund 10 Hampton 1872 0o0
which Hampton PAID . TIE Unit
e. States under tire contract 10
purchase these buildings.
Al the local level was the action
Of the House Appropriations conf
r.i,ee IN denying 81 10000 70
the District Of Columbia Redevel-
opmeri Land Agency fo- the pG--
chase or condemnation O. homes
owned by colored persons in the
Marshall Heights area
Moreover. the committee recon-
mended that ihe District Com
mlSsioners Withdraw their sp-
provsl Of the Marshall Heights
plan and assist the residents az
the area by providing essential
services and permitting repairs
and improvements IN the area.
While tbs was Z purely local
matter ana involved ONLY several
hundred persons l. IS highly M
portant because there are rece-
velopment an oplsnning AGENCIES
IN various cities and states thru
out the count-y. and !. the prop
erty o. colcred people can be tax
en- bv eminent domain snd re-
developed Tor occupancy uv
otheT people ard ~ other uses
N the District % Columbia !, can
LIKEWISE ne taken IN New YORK.
Chicago. 81. LOUIS. and other 10
caliiies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
LABOR MARKET AT A GLANCE

a continued downward trend
IN employment appears likely
clr.ng the summer months. As
the sign. sDr.nR pickup in nom
manufacturing activities has be-
g-- - tape OF. further per-
sonnet reductions in msnufac-
tu.irE plants Will probably cut
me erp.oymeni total The mar
kei fos many local products IS
SINKING. but IS still sufficient
" strong 20 support a relatively
nlFn level Of employment.
Unemployment Declines
Unemployment. estimated AZ
; $40 or April IS. dropped u
5000 on MAY IS despite the small
crop IN employment. There is
strong evidence that many laid
Oh workers are either leaving
ne area or. as commuters re-
sioire outside the area. are now
SEEKING work elsewhere. This
rss produced q simultaneous de-
cline n both unemployment and
employment.
The dollar volume Of unem.
r.1fmeni benefit payments in
Asy amounted 10 S265 O44-in-
c.ucing SS2.347 for Servicennen's
hesoiustment Allowances This
COMPARES with q total Of $500 ! 3s
including si06.470 for SRA. in
April
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

There's also he story o. an
underworld chsTscief who cor.
sdefec himself police fsvoriie
because o. MS s,ooing. was Or
cereo n close down Ms crso
game They say ne sd1swked.
naming others who were running
vide open ard wanting 70 know
Nhy ne was forced 70 close. The
captain OF The precinct was
called on The carpet and didn't
know sow Of the games were
running
Then. there the story % ne
rookie COP who was assigned 20
the wee squad. He was detailed
70 market and told 20 Ret
evidence on sandwich man
who was taxing numbers plsv.
One dsy he sided 10 70 in@
sandwich man. bough, sand
Nlch and made remark about
being late 20 get in he NUN Der
The dope bit. telling the COD he
would take "
Another DAY The COP sap .
man washing cars IN the vlciri'y
~ the market He asked him
had he seen the sandwich man.
saving II ne didn't hurry and
show up q would be TOO late
- get IN his numbers plsv The
csrVasher told him II ne wanted
q play the numbers he would
take his bei
About that time the sandwich
man walked Up. The cop told
them both 70 come with him.
One started 70 pull swav. the
COP flashed MS badge.
On another dsy. the rookie cop.
dressed in old grimy clothes.
was sitting on . box A scOu;
car with two policemen in Il
drove w and calico % him. Say
No.. cUme over mere
I'm NOT coming nowhere.
the cop shot back.
There were more orders. more
refussls the use ~ more epi.
ihcts Then. one ~ me police
men got out ~ the car. walked
toward the rookie and said. ~.
didn't you hear ne tell you 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

Ore q. ,-ess --sss--es AS 80
Lzoc. Dsrs-s-e-. Ssc--.-s
AserCy sppscr. s:t- ~ =. ;1e
..scs. yes- ~r.c1 r<zs- lily :
Tr.s a., csr-.es re ages, sp-
p7op..s,.o. o. r.. E7ss-- -
se.s!ty = ire r.si5rv q 20. H.
s;if1i.or VIE csrEssss s o.
coming ecororv-r ace. none q.
TIE seyersl tens 9. apps ?. s;.--
tor Howard was tr.r-rso = e.r-
g nose O. re Se-s;e --ev
~e:e approved ss s-o-,..ts- e.
re A.cgs; B4-esL
Jnde- his oil. TIE University
~ ] &c; TIE SUI: c. s. $4,000 To-
ss.sr.es-an increase Q. s.55 90
cve- the ,ezs srp-o pr.si.on.
~rlsn VII permit scr-s increase
= teaching STAG arc 70 nee; or
- necessary tens 70 cost. $50 900
for plans and spec ..csiiors - Z
prscln.csl otilc.ns $3.50 AS
FOR beginning construction o. q
isv scnco! building 81 $50 900 .
ar administration building 81
e1s 90. biology building ard
greenhouse fsis-2. o0c ar 4
mems dorn.tc-y Uri,s ~ s57 oo.ol
n addition. the bill includes SIS.
oS2 zoo n contract authorization
70 cary forward an overall bull
ding program ln!tsiec II 1875 IN
cluclnS s2e53.425 for corstruc-
ton o, dental scrool building
and sn auditorium building and
s. 7O6 900 20. IT engineering
building and v'onen's dorriiory
units.
The House and Senate adopted
the conference report on me oil
Incorporating ire Virgin Islands
company Completion OF legs
lafive action or this bill was ers-
titv.ns 70 Governor William II.
HASTE the people OF the Virgin
Islands members Of Congress.
and Government officials VINO
are interested IN the welfare Of
ire Virgin Islands. It's approval
by President was foreeone con-
cluEon.
Fer while i looked as II the
company would not be re-chsr-
tered The House passed a bill
providing for the creation Of a
new Federal corporation with
broad powers designed 70 en-
courage the inhabitants Of the IS
land 10 develop an economy that
would enable them 10 be self-sup-
porting. II authorized an sppro-
pr.siion Of SO. 900. 900. Of which
q maximum Of $4,000. 900 might
have used n make loans for the
promotion ~ private enterprises
in the Islands
The Senate Interior and Insul-
ar Affairs Committee. however
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
Were The Law

los. ~ - ~; cey ls-gh WREN old man Green %
re Sr4s HrYsde vslr4d sbo-t violation Of TIE xxx
"Cotsti s.orsl ght when Southern MAJOR unmasked
rs-ee k.xers whe II Atar.s me law sheets and
row strlctlv bed linen and do not belong
psrsding ne streets
p, ne ch3cke 4 ed shorrir' faces when ne
st4e.ed tors beat aged Alabama white womar ard
II threatened white in the presence
~ ro.ce I'D nothing When the old lady told ne
b.lv bors had called ire cops they sneered We're
ne Nv o-rs4lyss'
Srlses changed 70 grsvfv again when Khan members
isnched colored man Georgia for talking back o
white snerir
r. gees shnY that this vscuous brand OF hatred
sraiv turns upon tself Perhaps II the Khan is gwen
enough rore will trip white and fall plumb
.r.c tar ard feathers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

7o.7 per cent have been col.
ored.
AL were males. or thu.
teen drowninss 81 Juno,
high school youth. twelve
were eolorsd boys. And
practically al OF ,hus
drowninss have occurred IN
the Anacostia River and
Kingman Lake. the unsupr.
vised waters in the general
area Of the supervised pooll
Thus the problem o. free
use o. public fsc.,..,es : ,ss
nations capital is linked viii
this attempt &c bresE cowr
color lines IN swimming Arsr
we relierate that what 1ccun
in your nation csr.,si y
YOUR concern out In the sis,t
The question is whether wien
YOU come 20 WsshinE;cr. vog
should suffer ire inc critics
and humiLstions ;hs. ran
segregation brings wre- 70,
seek 70 use publicly sapror.a
projects.
Colored mothers nave cs.
iermined 10 decrease re xo..
RES sbou; the,r c-.liru
swimming IN the unsafe ".
ers They are tired a. -ss-n,
OF tire return home Q. ceti
boy. who Is as much ss-...
fee 20 racial p-el--,ce q
though he were ml-ce-s1 e.
sheeied band Of COW s-1s T.
Alabama. Mississippi D. Ger.
Practice Silence
All Negroes have been ca.
toned not 70 retsliste c. :s.
ply 20 the insults hurled b.
the groups that have been e..
coursged 20 dramatic q re.
turn 70 segregation. Alres1y
TIA; element n Ire Mite
cirzens associations wh.t:
dominates IS organizing resS
tence.
For : long time the Rect-
alton Board OF Wssh.rE:s,
has sought 70 secure co-,roI
q federal recreation tscll..n
IN the parks. the goE courses
and the swimming pools her
leaders have assured federal
authorities that II 'hsv sr
gwen control they Wi. ope.
rate the golt courses ara oisg
activities on the no--sefrt.
gated bass. Their prese-. &C.
ton n this issue Is a.. n.
proof needed that the cor,o-
si'ion Of the prexen: 5osra 3
not 70 be trusted ss 3, Is
promises.
As eventful as ire sNr.
ming issues are. II is the hops
o. many that Just as Amer.
cars. even in the South rave
accepted Negroes in the IA.
lor professional sports they
will learn 20 SWIM ne
same pools. There must - 10
backward step.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

come over 20 this car"
You hsd better 80 about your
damn business retoSted the
rookie flashing ms badge.
Dwight 'Gsiemoutn Moore
blues singer converted Tito
gospel singer with the prefix
Reverend added 10 MS name.
was a. Times Arena with mis-
show Wednesday night.
A hunk OF plaster fell from
the ceiling in the dining room
~ the headquarters Of the Ma
tonsl Council % Negro Women
81 the beginning Of the serving
OF refreshments after fifteen
women received citations from
the organization for contributions
70 American life the other Sun
csy
The inefflclency OF LOBBYISTS
FOR colored groups was barred the
other dav when they were busy
getting Representative VITO Mar
caniono American Labor Party.
New York. 70 of.ef an anti.
ciscgr nation and anti srega-
ton amendment 10 the. housing
blll Representative James &.
Fulton Republican Of Pennsvl-
wanna. took them bv surprise by
offering such an amendment.
One of the so-called LOBBYISTS
was elsted ~ adoption OF the
Powell amendment giving pri-
ority for occupancy of publicly
owned housing 70 persons dis
possessed from their homes by
SUM clearance projects
Another Is completely IN
fox They say ne Is still PLAYING
with dynamite bv carving on
iornd love ALTA. although his
mate knows about il and John
= RsDkin u Mississippi leader
of the White-trssh block in Con-
gress. would blow the roof OF
the capitol II he learned about
u.
Washington underw ord
mourned The death IN New York
Of Bud Hewlett. one time Har-
lem muscle man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

'--.I SUMNER NC .A4css
II Wash rS.on. there are six
pur.-c Sw.-rinz pools built
t-o- teceral funds. They are
cre-s.sc 81 Governmen. Serv-
:-es i-t cussi-goyernmentsl
sre-cr. Tn.s agency provides
re services o. the cafsteriss
IN c4oAc buildings and for
-srs c,-es facilities on pub
&c grounds and buildings
l--e- ire strong liberal
.ssce-sr.p e. the Secretary Of
ire --.e-lor Department there
~ established policy Tia,
-e..reY race nor color shall be
deterrent 20 the use OF these
gave -rert-oxnec operations
TX c.,.zerS Q. Washington or
sr ;1ose q YOU from around
re nation or WORLD who visi.
Wssrlr g;cr.
Fer years. despite this lib
ersl policy. no eolored per-
sens have sought 70 use the
swimming pools generally
attended by white people.
During The past week. how
ever. parents have been
taking their children 10 and
groups Of adults have been
entering the Anecosfis and
Mckinley pools for swim
ming.
As result the whites
base IN fairly large numbers.
ree1 STAYING sway. or Assem- D.
LIZ IT threatening attitudes
sco-; ne coloFec swimmers.
Severs. n.no- disturbances
Rave been broken I'd by PARK
Police.
Nern.nE swimming hours
s-e gwen over % free swift
ri-E ~ cnli1ren. with guards
ar -sorrel furnished by
'rs District q Columbia De-
psr;rers cf Recreation. which
Is bglwsrk Of Segregation in
recreation. Recently III 81
vote the Recreation Depart
nent has threatened 20 take
away Its personnel unless the
Interior Department rules n
favor Of segregated swimming.
But the Interior Department
officials have refused TO sur
render 70 the local seFresa-
uon.stS
The present crisis has come
about because colored mothers
have finally rsbeled against
ire local prejudice which has
denied 10 their youth swim
ul.ng under supervision IN
pools in their ne!Ehborhood
srr which mas brought home
many dead son. lr the four
year period. le45-4S. III per-
sons have been drowned IN
Washington. OF whom thirty
seven have been children. in
ne 5-ls sEe group OF these
,ai-iy-seven. tweriy-rine or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

Il not ~eaiher. people are IN
ci.rsc % De more impatient IN
t,ie.sn. and cutie irritable. They
are more likely 70 lose their
ierpers and say quick sharp.
ara hsrd words 70 each other
snc become quite unbrotheriy.
thereby causing an unusual
s.rs.e h, on their religious and
CHRISTIAN obligations i 4 hard
70 love ones friends II july. le:
alone ones enemies
tank Il was IN the summer
f.rrs ihs; the war n Europe
broke cut True. SUMMER IS .
vacation period but cid YOU ever
hear me old sdsge-"Icle ninns
MAKE the devils workshop and
.@.e hands MS tools"
verv few people have difficulty
KEEPING o.: O. trouble when they
s-e wo-k;nE. but. alas. IN these
GAYS off lis j; not OF Sundays
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

school Testing Program
Completed
During the past three months
the branch office has admins
tered general aptitude tests 70
500 graduating seniors IN the
areas high school. Tests were
scored and the results were IT.
terpreied az individual con.eren'
ces with students. Comments r.
celved from school sdminls,rs'o:,
school counselors. teachers sna
students point out that vsf'
worthwhile service was De-.
formed in helping these bows ara
girls 70 plan for their future
vocations.
Economic Uncertainty
Disrupfs Plans
The present employment sli0'
alton even now is causing some
changes IN individual plans =
limited number Of college eIso,
yates. who normally would iina
work in other areas have come
into the area IN search o. ieHr
porary employment in most any
field. Some high school graduate.
who planned on entering eoAes.
now indicate that they nv
postpone further studies necsuss
Of their personal economic si'ui.
ton. Melvin c. Hart. BfaneH
manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

ana Monday mornings TIA, =.
courts are filled with oW
accused OF crimes bers,,, se' .ts
Just did not know how ~ ney
their leisure time, So 7 .,S spsna
y IS the vacation per,cs 80. ~
period Of idleness ara 800, s.ns
from the restraint ~ ioh ~. ,p.
offers the creates; ,nduce-s-,." !.
mischief And therefore S,, ~ y
The summer months We ,;l
Elisha. IN our PRAYERS mus. -. ~
for double portion n ~
spirit" ~'
], may De that . rood "a
hell and dsmnstion revival r;.ss
% some good in the sur-. 49,
Who would not seek N eh,-..
thei. way OF living rs,her -,
risk going 10 place h,.,s- /.
July and August than ws,h,r.
ton. 81. Louis or Hous.o-,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
Capital Spotlight
BY Louis Lautier
For The NNPA News Services

Washington tina. schsm members Of
Howard University Medical School faculty They Dr. Joe
Johnson dean o. medical school notified member Of
faculty has his would
the end Of the Several colored
q the faculty organized committee and went Dr. Mordecs
JonrSon deans Dr. Johnson
recommendation 70 me trustee board board There the
ssnas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
Christian Churches

Edors Notes Dr.. Shepard Is the pastor Of Nj Div.
ts Church Phisdslphis and the Recorder Deed q, ~
District Of coumbisl h'
one wonders there has been made study Of ~ ~
upon religion imposed by variations the climate h. s
known Of study. but my vote would be hs, m. '
time imposes the greatest strain on ones %
resources.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
Henderson's Comment
BY EDWIN D. HENDERSON
Fer NNPA News Services

A LOUIS. Youngstown. Ohio. and now II Washington D.
-o-sesers,ed swimming causing disturbances TIE mss
,ens c corsd they share equally the oppor
= ~ II unsupported swimming pools adding hes, In.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09
Nations Capital
Per SxpA Nsvs SERVES
By Louis Lautier

The sis Congress in ore week competed legislative
action On ard Prsscsrt tor s7T-oya ire sss
era. measures vnch cc.orsd - pl- ~srs gec-ary
interested None ~ ,ner was c.,.. .sht t., ~ ne.r
passage grs.:yrg ce--a.ry q eesr-s among COL
cred people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-07-09

Washington underworld
mourned the death IN New York
Of Bud Hewlett. one time Hsr-
lem muscle man.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30

Characters in the pageant We're
eostumed in authentic dress of
Biblical times. The choir members
were dressed in white.
The names of the characters in
the pageant are:
Reader. Berry Anderson,
Joseph: Cecil Gardner
Mary; Berniee Anderson
Angels; Olga Conway, Lillian
Canady. Helen Guess, Helen
Mitchell, Louise Butler, Kathe-
rine Dunbar, Doris Jackson,
Freddie Flanagan, Maxine
Jackson, Catherine Brown, Ed
die Mae Morris.
Shepherds; Emanuel Humphrey.
Alvin Liggins, Edward Cole,
Dan Wright
Wsie Men: Wesley Rouse. ].
Thomas Harris, Tavern Burnett
Choir: pupils from 5th and 9th
grades.
Director of pageant. Mrs. A. J..
Dancler.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1949-12-30
eaby's Father Wants To Marry Me Now. :.

I'm in great big world all alone and need help. am
1e and mother the babys father didn't marry He
went on to school and finished Now he is working making
very good and says he loves to make home
for me and the baby Do you think should marry him now
since he wouldn't at first? June H. 1880"
Ans: He's the only you have loved and since
you have his child would be we'll to seriously consider his
offer of marriage. 1t unfortunate that you had go
through your experience alonebu he realizes his
sponsbiy and wants to do something about it. You be
happy together provided put the past behind you and
centrate on making of your marriage
o-o-O-O-o-o
California Gal Chases Man To Florida :.
II have been here in Florida month The lady worked
Tor in California has written several letters and
for me to come back. ashamed let her know that
do not have the railroad fare However, very much
10 60 Should write her or stay here until get
geher? Feb 2, 1926"
Ans: Let her know Immediately that you eager
turn but your finances will not permit suggest
send you ticket with which She very glad to
finance your fare and take it of your salary small pay
ments That wild goose chase you made to Fa-he man
friend wasn't at all serious Go back Calf as soon as you
can arrange it.
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CapifoI Hill School

The closing of school was
event of note. Both the primary
and intermediate departments pre-
sented very impressive assemblies.
The primary 81 group presented
play Mother Goose Christmas Hell
pers with James Williams as
Santa Claus, Maggie Marshall as
Mrs. Santa Claus, Almeta Lanum
as Mother Goose being the leading
characters. The play itself showed
the spirit in which people work
together: Mother Goose and her
helpers worked with Santa Claus
and his helpers to make happy the
little children Of the land.
The intermediate also presented
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PIX class will not be organized
until January 9 in order to give
the regular students an opportunity
to complete their examinations in
classes already enrolled. Registra-
ton for the second semester will
begin January 8. Students will
close out their holidays activities
and return to classes on Tuesday.