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Second Class Man Matter at tiw
under Act of
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good will day
The President, the Governor,
the Mayor here proclaimed Dee
20 aa "Good Will Day," bat
what it will be for hundreds of :
ere of the Progieaefrve Fhnher.
will be a day in which each
person can do a kindness for a .
or a person of another color and
versa.- The credit for the origin of
this day goes to a Texas reader
the farm publication who said
should have every year a 'Good Wt
Day* when everyone of one racel
would do some kndiy deed to some!
person of another race." I
Several months after this thought!
was published a Louisana reader!
suggested that December 20 would
be an appropriate day lfecause it tsl
"near Christ's birthday when people
will be thinking about Gkfty to God,l
peace on earth sad good will toward I
men." I
"A 'Good Will Day* would be a good I
thing any year. It should be an es-l
pecially helpful thing this year. The I
great majority of the white people!
of the South agree with Walter!
Page's fine definition,of a Southern!
gentleman: The weaker the man!
with whom he has to do, the morel
scrupulous is his justice; the weaker!
the woman with whom he has to do, I
the more scrupulous is his honor. I
But small minorities of white people!
disgrace us. Both races would be
helped if every family of both saoesl
would observe an unofficial "Good
Will Day' such as our thoughtful
| Texas woman subscriber suggested." I
Wouldn't it help us to enter into
the true spirit of Christmas ? Why |
| not try it?
ITS A FACT
In the five-year period ending 1948
almost 600,000 persons died from in
I fectious end parasitic diseases in the
U. S. Half the deaths was caused by
TB; half were divided.among over 401
other causes. It is estimated that I
about 600,000 persona had TB in 1944.
Think what a large number that is!
Death rates are highest among un
skilled workers, lower among drilled
workers, end lowest among profes
sional people. NO worker is safe as
I long as TB exists. The greatest num
Iber of deaths from this discs as are
I among white males.
1 TB can and MUST be prevented.
Cooperation of all ritikena with offic
ial and voluntary agencies is nacea
I sary in the fight , ?
Those who fail victim to TB die of j
neglect?neglect of the individual
I learn about modern methods st dis
I nosis and scientific treatment; neglect
I by the community which fails to pro
I vide effective means to prevent the|
spread of the disease.
1 Since 1920 the tiny red
1 barred croee has been the emblem of]
the Christines seal sale. Hans
aided in the fight?
Usually the Mod i
I his only means of
Ition.
Discontent usually come from gat
ing everything one wants without a]
Before the year ends, place your j
rdsr for chicks from
If MUM OM C?tb fWl ?
and strike him.
-the older
it costs.
???SI' i
of us have to wort?
for what we get
When he fin* out those aren't her
ep ? you're rifkt ? the
is over.
in whom a spark of am
bition reposes should not expect to
set tike town on fire in a day.
The sileoasrful husband
that he isn't contrary; Us wife is
merely firm in her convictions.
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