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ley, principal of Sumner High
School and 3rd vice president of the
integrated Missouri State Teach
ers Association - NEA affiliate.
and Miss Olivia S. Richardson.
president of the St. Louis Asso-
citation of Elementary Educators,
will serve as resource persons.
Mrs. Brantley's contributions
will be made in sectional meetings
devoted to Trends and Problems in
Teacher Load at the Secondary
Level" Miss Richardson will work
with conference panel for the sub
ject, "How Can We Make Our Local
Association Most Effective" She
will be a special resource person
for sections discussing communi-
ties of more than 100000 popula-
ton.
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was interrupted to allow parlia-
ment members to watch club swing
ing police charge into crowds who
were demonstrating against the
measure.
During the debate, Justice Min
lister c.. r. Swart said that the
bin was needed to keep Commun-
its from putting colored natives in
trade unions against the white mi
nority and setting up native re-
public. He said segregation bar
riers would be broken down if the
bill was not passed.
However, J. R. N Strauss, lead
er Of the opposition, opposed the
bin because, he said it would give
the governor general the power to
ban any group he deemed Com
munist.
He maintained that the bill Sin
seeking to combat Communist to-
talitarianism creates a Fascist de-
potism."
Strauss was recently elected
head of the United party. He
succeeded 80-year- old Field Mar
shall Jan Christian SHUTS, who is
seriously i'll Of penumonia.
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and I had no appetite for food.
So I heard different people prals-
ing HADAcoL over the radio. My
wife wanted me to give it trial
and I sure am glad did. My back
would hurt me so with neuritiS
pains till couldn't sleep at night
but that is all in the past. My
backache is gone now and am
feeling good SO / am going to con-
tinue taking HADACoL. am 35
years old, employed by Greenville
Ice and Coal Co., Greenville. Ala.
I hope everybody that needs medi-
cine will try HADAcoL. I just can't
praise it enough as it seems to be
Just the medicine I needed"
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have tried various med1clneS
spending many hundreds of dol
lars for treatment and aid. I have
not found any relief in anything
or any treatment until I tried your
remarkable HADACoL, which I
praise with the highest regard.
Now [ eat three large meals a day
without any pains or discomfort.
/ have gained Is lbs. since the 18th
of December-never felt better in
all my life. I am now taking an &C
tive part in civic and extra curric-
ular activities which I had to
ignore since last December. I have
worked zealously. Thanks to your
remarkable HADACoL."
Mr.. Alidore Kramer of Marrero,
LoHisiana. Il want you to know
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Negroes is or could be made the
equal of the white law school.
The Supreme Courts unanimous
decision in the case was handed
down two weeks ago. Chief Jus
tice Vinson, who wrote the opin
ion, said the court could not find
substantial equality" in the two
schools, so it ordered Herman Mar
ion Sweat, Houston Negro, adj
nitted to the white school.
Immediately after the decision,
the court Arecessed for the sum-
mer. Daniels petition for recon-
sideration will not come up for
decision before next October when
The court will reconvene.
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I got relief, so I wouldn't be with
out HADACoL. I have already told
all my neighborS about HADAcoL,
how good it is. They are also tax
ing it. am 40 years old and I sure
do feel lot better, thanks to HAD
AcoL." (What wise woman Mrs.
Kennedy is. She realizes continued
use of HADAcoL helps prevent such
stomach misery from returningo
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arms and after that couldn't do
anything. I heard about HADAcoL.
decided to try it and I'm sure glad
I did. My indigestion was SO bad I
couldn't eat anything I liked but
now I can eat what I want. My
hands don't hurt or my hips as
they did before I started using
HADAcoL. Please keep hollering it
out SO Others will hear about it. :"
siphetos By profs,sienoi modslsI
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ton to programs and activities con-
corning "Steps That Can Be Taken
to Make the NEA Program and
Structure More Effective"
Alta Executive Secretary DR.. H.
Council Trenholm, president, Ala
bama Teachers College, Montgom-
cry, is to contribute to discussion
on Developments in the Evalu-
alton of Teaching Service" A past
president Of the Alta, Miss Mary
L. Williams, Charleston, w. Va,
classroom teacher, heads the joint
NEA-ATA Committee which will
meet during the convention.
Two st. Louisians, G.. d. Brant-
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wouldn't eat anything. So can't
praise HADAcoL enough. He has
taken 4 bottles and eats anything,
and sleeps good, isn't tired when
he gets up, runs and plays as much
as anyone, has gained weight, and
feels good. I have taken some my
self. He is IL years old now. I
can't tell enough about what HAD
AcoL has done for my son. He even
looks better. I want all my friends
to try HADAcoL."
Mrs. Tom Kennedy, 1902 Rector
Street, Hot Springs, ArkaHsas. My
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decision requiring admission of a
Negro to the all-white University
of Texas law school.
A petition filed by Price Daniel,
Texas attorney general, contended
the high tribunal improperly ruled
in the case without first obtain
ing actual facts as to whether a
law school the state has set up for
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years old. For the
past few months
have been suffer-
ing from almost
constant heart
burn and A heavy
fe cling in my
chest. I had read
about HADACoL in
the papers but as
I take care OF all
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The Creoto Of The Famous Medicine Which Has Helped So
Many thousands Of Men, Women and Children
e., ,u,, WONDERFUL, HADAGOL FEELING,

-(even to the eyes, hair and
nails)-to help repair the damage
such a deficiency may be causing
there. Countless thousands are bene-
fitting from HADACOL. Why don't
you give it a chance to help you? Why
continue to suffer? Remember HADA-
CAL doesn't give temporary relief
rather it treats the real cause Of your
illness when, as so often, it's due to
such deficiencies. That's why it's SO
effective - why it's accomplishing
such amazing results.
BE FAIR TO YOURSELF
You owe it to yourself-you owe it to
Your family to give HADACOL trial.
Don't delay.
HADACOL is sold on strict money
back guarantee. You can't lose a pen
ny and you have everything Chat
wonderful, wonderful H ADACOL
feeling) to gain. Only $1.25 trial size.
Large family or hospital size, $3.50.
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SICK Tor q UT e
some time. Until
I he ard a bout
HADAcoL over the
radio, he W as
weak, rundown.
and apt to catch
a anything he
couldn't run and
play like other
bows did, and he
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ing you to let you
know just what
HADACoL has done
for me. I was
ceiling bad
n yous, h a d
headaches, lost
my appetite - so
my mother ad-
vised me to get
HADACOL and try
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it. My baby is only 2 ~ months old
and it sure has helped me. I've
taken only one bottle and it has
done wonders. My husband is TAX
ing it now too. and he surely feels
better, and not SO tired after a
days work. I recommend HADACoL
to everyone who needs tonic, and
it surely will make you feel better.
I hope this will help someone to
feel better by reading or hearing
this information"
Mr.. John Krumpelnsan, I27 Warren
Sf Ie~:nrfou KenfucEx tFolIrt
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in the capacity of
Health Inspector
for the State of
Vir gini a a n d
have for the past
two years suf-
fered heartburn
and a form of
stomach distress.
I have had no
annette and
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trouble was ter
rible pains right
after I ate my
me ais. I have
tried pills but
they didn't do
any good, so I
thought I would
try HAD OIL.
After the first
h0tf1a nf uAnACOT
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had to write you
a few words to try
to tell you how
much HADACo OIL
has helped me. I
had an operation
in F c bru airy.
Then I started
washing too soon,
took neuritis in
nv hands and
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Mrs. George r. TnF of Poplar Bluff,
Missouri. 81 am 81 years old and


I have started on
the third bottle
Of HADAC OIL. I
never have taken
a medicine that
helped me like
HADAcoL. I don't
ha We neuritiS
aches or pains
since I took the
first hottie I was
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no help. started to get HADACoL.
Now I sing while I pillow my fields.
I'm so happy. I'll never be without
HADAcoL. / take it every day"
Chats the spirit-isn't it great to
have that wonderful HADAcoL feel
ing? Why don't you try it?)
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about HADAcoL. So L bought atrial
size and it has helped me so Won
derfully that I buy the large fam
ily size now. can't begin TO de-
scribe how would feel If I couldn {
buy it at all. want everybody who
feels bad to know about it,"
Mrs. L. l. Martin, 4207 Foodhedd
Street.. Housf0u 8. Texas. Il am sixty
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Ster. / am ten
years old. I've al
ways been puny.
I never h ave
eaten or played
like my brothers.
I've been taking
HADAcoL for a
while, now feel
better, play more
and like to go to
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SO nervous, I had pains IN my
back, legs and arms till I couldn't
work. Now 7 feel good and go all
the time to work" (HADAcoL gives
such wonderful results because 1t
treats the cause of such def
ciencieS.)
Mrs. Helen Barron OF MedHsUitIe,
Georgia. MY little boy had been
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>
months ago I
w as suffering
from lack of en-
ergy; no get up
and go at all. I
also had a lack
of appetite and
great irritability.
Then my friends
recon m end ed
HADACoL, and in
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-
II am taking my
third bottle of
HApACoL and it
has done more
for me than any
other medicine. I
was awfully weak
and nervous and
run - down. I
would have weak
4
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-24

"a. nay trouble is
stomach distress.
Can ca t and
w h en- I do, it
makes me sick.
But HADACoL has
done me more
good than any
t hing l h a V e
tried. My mother
lives in Mobile,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-24

now your Won
derful HADAc OIL
helped me. I suf-
fered so from
neuritis p aims
and aches, I hurt
so, and / could
hardly use my
right h and. I
ven had my
teeth out but got
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-24

1tf CCf5 81 ~ -
years old. and I
work at a Strip
Mine. I ha We
be en- both ere ed
with aches and
pains of neuritiS
and feel sleepy
all the time, but
my wife he ard
your broadcast
thn 70 din
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-24


Sumrall, Miss.
May 20, 1850
To The Jackson Advocate
Dear Editor:
As one of your agents | would
like for you to publish this article
and enclosed you will find one of
ny pictures to put in the paper.
| am Az years old and | was
given the opportunity to sell the
Jackson Advocate as there was no
agent IN our community.
| sell over 20 papers a week. |
am not school age but | have start
ed saving my money for school.
Listen boys and girls be an agent
for the jackson Advocate and
start you saving account for YOUR
schooling.
HENRY d. COLLINS.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-24

BATTLE CREEK, MICH - Former Umpire
Clarence Eddge who calling balls
talks things Brooklyn Dodger R) jackie
Robinson, Dan Banead Eddge
great the business world become
Cereals Foods
umpire 1915 As old friend Branch Rcky Dodger president
he possible the
the Dodgers action
plants proved not too good
against the finals /
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-24
Texas Asks High
Court Reconsider
Segregation Ruling

WASHINGTON - (AP) = The
State of Texas urged the Supreme
Court TUESDAY, to reconsider its
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1950-06-24

a very short time my appetite be-
gan to go back to normal and
it seemed as though q miracle had
happened because everything was
once again very bright"
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Alabama, and sent it to me. / don {
think there's anything better than
HADAcoL, and if there is you can
have it." CA very thoughtful
mother to send her son HADAcoL.
Why don't you send a bottle to a
relative with this trouble0
AIex J. Anderson, Route No. Il Cary
rifle. Florida. a very bright young
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hurt me. had tried all kinds OF
medicine and nothing seemed to
help me. I started taking HADAcoL
a few weeks ago and believe me 1t
surely has helped me. Now can
eat anything and am sleeping well
at night. I cannot praise HADACoL
enough and I have taken only 4
bottles" (Mrs. Finley is wise
woman. She knows continued use
of HADAcoL prevents such distress
from returning)
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Mrs. Ophelia Jeferson of Culfporf,
Mississippi. I'D been suffering

Mississippi. I'D
from n curtis
pains and aches
and was advised
to have my teeth
extracted. but re-
ceived no relief.
I'm now on my
seventh bottle of
HADAcoL and it's
given me entire
relief from the
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aches and pains. I'm able now to
do full days work. The makers
of such a marvellous remedy
should certainly be praised"
Mr.. Robert C.. Stuart, Barter Inn,
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Mrs. YrgIe Finley, Route No. 1,
Monterey, Tennessee. Il was weak

w.
and rundown SO
that I c ould
hardly sleep any,
and was SO nery-
o u S I c o u | d
hardly do my
homework. My
stomach had so
much gas on it
that everything I
4A1 -na~n cd IN
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DUE TO DEFIcIENc OF

Mr.. John McClendon, p. o. Box 8I9I,
Los angeles, California. My age is
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SCIIOUI. HADACUL IS TEdIIy a gUUu
medicine" Gust leave it to the
youngsters to find out what's good
for themD
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the expenses at Home, I Just
couldn't buy any. Three weeks ago,
my son in Kansas sent me IS.
telling me it was not for groceries
but to please buy something for
myself with 1t. bought four bot
ties of HADAcoL at S125 a bottle.
After the first few doses of AADA-
COL I was free of heartburn and
also of the heavy tired feeling I
had been experiencing"
Beatrice Starks Of 303 Milford Street..
HoueH Path, South Carolina. "T lust
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S B1, b., NIACIN AND IRON

Mr. Harry ". Smith, 10 North Water
Street. Harrisburg. Illinois. i am II
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Mr.. Clifton Crum, 5II Vest Com
rerce Street, Creenpiiie, alabama.
Evening star., 1950-05-05

beat Senator Taft. This decision
is emphatically echoed in labor
quarters.
What really gives the Demo-
Gratis hope, however, is the farmer
situation in Ohio. Their great
good fortune is that in Ohio the
powerful Farm Bureau Federation
which elsewhere has been knock
ing the spots of the Brannan
Plan, tavorS that administration
solution to the agricultural prob
lem.
Federation Head Switches.
Murray Lincoln, head of the
Ohio Federation, has switched his
registration from Republican to
Democrat. 1t is asserted here that
he can be depended on to help
Mr.. Ferguson to the limit.
Questions had been raised about
Ohio for several reasons. Mr..
Ferguson was not Washington's
preference for the nomination.
Some quarters. though never the
National committee or Chairman
Boyle. had been suggesting that
maybe Mr.. Taft ought to be al
lowed to win on the theory that
then the Republicans will nomi-
nate him for President in 1852
and he would be the easiest can
didate for Mr.. Truman to beat.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
This Changing World
Fear of War Based on Preparations
By Russians for Armed AGGRESSION

and not on paper-there is q real
possibility that Moscow viii strike
much earlier than had been ex-
|pected. These usually astute OBJ
servers thought that the Kremlin
might take advantage Of election
year In q number Of Western na-
tons to make at least some pre-
liminary moves in Europe.
Between June and November
there viii be intense electoral
campaigns in the United States
and Belgium and there Is o strong
probability Of another election in
Britain. The Russian leaders
might want to benefit from the
fact that the governments and
peoples Of the United States and
Britain-the only countries which
possess enough power to be reck-
oned with in Moscow-will be
so busy with their election cam
paigns that they could strike
without much fear Of interfer-
enee. at some strategic spots
where they wish to establish their
domination.
The alleged Russian plans de-
pend, Of course. on whether OF
not partisan politics can interfere
to O great extent with national
policy, particularly in the realm
of military preparedness.
Strike at OH Lands Seen.
In any event, speculation is run
ming high that the USSR will at
tempt to strike at rich oil coun-
tries-like Iran and Iraq not
only to increase the Russian sup
ply Of petroleum but also to deny
these vital sources to the West
ern nations.
The possibility Of a coup in the
Western sectors of Berlin is
greatly discounted by most mill
tary men. The intention of the
Free German Youth FDU to
take over the Western sectors with
the help Of the new German mill
tary formations has been over
advertised since last February.
That is not the way the Russians
operate. If they had really in
tended to make such an attempt
they would have kept quiet and
denied all reports of such inten-
tions.
Moreover, Allied intelligence
services in Berlin now have what
they claim to be positive infor-
nation, which was presented to
President Truman in the last week
of April, that there will be no
attempt to cross the sector bor-
derS into Western Berlin during
the Whitsun weekend.
The spectacular announcements
in February and March that the
new German army will be given
an opportunity to prove its mettle
were merely another phase Of the
war of nerves, it is believed. But
this does not mean that aggreS-
sion will not occur during the next
few months in other far more
sensitive strategic areas like the
Middle East and Balkans, where
we have mostly moral commit
mentS to help defense.
We have commitments to
Greece and Turkey, but we have
no actual obligations either in
Yugoslavia, Iran, Iraq or Saudi
Arabia. And once the Soviet
sparks set those powder kegs afire,
there is no telling how far nor
how quickly flames will spread.
Evening star., 1950-05-05

my address. Another chap lives
In Java and will be drinking q
cup Of same when my inspira-
tional words reach him.
Just q second-I take that back.
My words won't be inspirational.
Come June. enough inspirational'
words win drone from the mouths
Of commencement speakers in this
country to put all listeners sound
ly to sleep within ten minutes.
Same Old Platitudes.
It won't matter q whit from
what walk Of life the speakers
come. Generals will spout the
same old platitudes as doctors do.
and doctors viii take the words
right out Of the mouths Of poll
ticians. and politicians will tell
their audiences the same things
that captains Of industry are
telling theirs on different cam
puseS.
The amazing thing about COM
mencement speakers Is that they
always talk as If they were re-
vealing new-found facts.
From you young men and
women Of today will come the
leaders of tomorrow"
'"The world is In q period Of
crisis. This Nation is in danger.
The very principles on which 1t
was founded are in danger"
Don't be ashamed Of hard
work" ..
don't understand why COM
mencement speakers don't give
the graduates some real new truths
to chew on, such as the fact that
the Century runs between New
York and Chicago. cattle are raised
in Texas. robbing q mailbox Is q
Federal offense. and the White
House is In Washington.
Facts That Really Help.
None of this for me.
7 am going to give my corre-
spondence school graduating class
q few facts that will really help
them through life.
For example, I am going to
hammer home with gestures on
the typewriter) the Importance of
never having q joint bank account
with your wife. She'll always man
age to get those cancelled checks
first. and there comes grief.
Never tell O cop who arrests you
for speeding that you weren't
speeding. This is the same as
calling him q liar and efter that
your chances Of talking yourself
out Of ticket are gone for good.
Always drink directly from the
pitcher in the refrigerator. It's
the best tasting water in the world.
Never take more than your share
to o picnic. No one will appre-
ciate it, and q penny saved is
just $1.99 short of wager on
something good In the fifth.
Take any wooden nickels offered
you. ! have heard q lot about
them but have never seen one.
I suspect they're collectors items
and valuable.
This Is just the briefest outline
Of my speech. I believe that when
I whip it into shape. it will be
worth the postage due most of the
boys will have to pay.
distributed by McNsught syndicate, Ine.)
Evening star., 1950-05-05
pay !!3l!E
See for yourself how mony Of these
FAMOUS MEMS WEAR
names you know!

Surprised to find thot the BIGGEST nomes in
mems wear con be bought so eosiIy3 They
couldn't be until Herzoo's introduced
Revolving Credit! 1t works like choros
occount, except thot you pay q mere 18th
(pIus small service choreel eoeh month. You
needn't buy os much as you estoblish credit
for Though in either cose, you're entitled to
make additional purchases, up to the amount
of your account, without roisine your poy-
ments. Mail the handy coupon todoy :. it's
the practical way to keep yourself we'll l-dressed.
ond still remain in sofe, sound economic
position.