THE CAROLINA Tfflfl BAmftSAy. JUKI Ik l§4§
M
Of THE STARS
B/^obe'UJallac^
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Day CiUkT tad t*Miv« bjr man atfl • ■oaMolfal Immt ti tm iA4M Mlija
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StmJ tU hthfi §»: AMtV WALLACB, tm» W THB CAKMINA TIUBS, f. iX
«M DVKHAH, N. CAKOUNA.
1CKL—Again I .am comin}; to
you, ioT help. Th«ie has berti i\
cliuncc in my h|indling of thn
loan on my farm and 1 wimh tu
know what to expect? Advise
UM what would bt best for mu
to 4o about this farm?
Tliia change won’t affcct you
any if the not«a lira kept up
properly. After civinif your rase
careful consideraltion 1 seenv to
think that you wouM perhaps be
better satiafied ah a smaller
plaoa. See if you can*t sell your
ffcl'M any liuy one smaller nnd
botver suited to your^ prcai'iit
neo4a.
RBC—'Do^ this girl that I am
interested'in care, for me? Of
oune I know that I wrote hT
a silly letter but I would do al
most aiiything to win her back.
Tell me how?
Ans:. Go to her and come clean
nbout tke letter. Tell her .exaeitl.v
whait a sap ywu were to do such
B thing your being frank will
hay* a tendency to make her
cfatnca her mind about your
imiMdiAaly. She likes you, 'but
let|«ra such as. the one you
wrote, disfuated her.
■1C- "My pro(>leni' is a person
al' one and I need assistance. I
hiM« weakness which dis-
pletfan myself «iid wffe. I have
t«k«n 'tonics fetit they don’t seem
to hVilp.‘'€an you help me?
Ad»T 8top”tektog all medicines
and arrangA to go to a good phy-
siciah.vConditiona such r.i yours
haV« be*h greAtly Improved dur~
ing-th« pakt few years with the
proper m^ical treaiment. Con-
wUt with some good doctor in
j(^r city a^out this subject and
give him your cooperation. A
cb^ige will np doubt take place.
ET—Several months ago I
wr(Ue yqu and every day that
pa^cf proves to me that you
were right. Thank you. Tell me
if my mother-in-law would keep
my children awhile Would this
be th^best, thing for me under
the present eotidUiena?
Ans:—She would he h, #ppy to
keep itheso youngsters while you
went to wovk. Yen, it i* nece*
sary for you to find work im
mediately and your kids will be
in good hands with their grand
mother. Within cix weeks time
you will be iihln to help them
coiisidera'bly .
AHW—Tell TOO please sir will
I succeed in llie iitleinpt that I
r.ijH mnking?
Ans*—Yos, it, scorns to me thiit
you are goinir to 'he succesa/ul
in your present plans. There is
no need to w o* r r y seri-
on.sly your FATIIIOR is srolng lo
stick by you.
MBC—Haft l.hifi mn'n jyot. me
“root worked." Ife tri«?fj t'l
with me throe months I'ofirp F
yielded to him. 1 know I dop’;
love him, but fi,V-«anio rea'^oi I
feel that I nin’t !o without h'm
sometimes. Help me?
An*: He rnii’t iiffect your I'lfo
with ^oots. The wholo trouble is,
you |tlre lonesome If you Wiido
some worthwhile friends, you
wouldn’t even consider going
with^hi* man. Don’t go with
anyone that you know you cai>'t
Itani' to care for.
EP—1 wish to know if my hus
bund is (^ointi; to build me a
house? He promised me he would
some time ago and he b^ked
out. Will he?
Ana: Lack of funds was what
made him change his mind, le’d
as anxious as you jlce to build,
but it can’t l>e done without
money. He is mnking every ef
fort to build hy he first of next
year. j.
GiH—Do you thln-k the Job in
Jacksonville would he better
than the one oflfered me in
Charleston?
Ans; Yes I do. The job in
Jacksonville will be perm,'#.ient.
The people will return to the
southern part of Florida next
winter instead of going back
to Carolina. You will be kept on
permanenly.
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AMUICAN
^ cmcAGo
COtlSEiM
WHte Texaiis3\ell|lhnrhaiil
Connaliy They
Want Me b Bill
NEW YORK — That white
I Texans t-lra mor* and more ax-
|Lp>eMiiig their deair* to se« the
Ifanti-lynching bill and ar*
bfginning to resent the knife-
throwing tactics of Senator Tom
Connaliy who is trying to kill
the bill, was indicated in three
letters sent to the Tex\(i Senator
I early this month, excerpts of
wliirh were made public by the
NAACP today.
The letter* were written by
three citizens, all tesidents of
Dallas, Texa.'t. They are: Boyee
F. Farrar, 4 business man, How
ard l*ailey, and Walter E. Hamil
ton.
R'diculin* the argument that
pa»«je of the bill would in-
frirge upon state rights, Mr.
Furiar said;
‘‘When the question of state
rlftHts is raised it meets a popu
lar chord of approve'f, but when
state functions are compared
w'th those of the Federal gov-
e'r.ment in matters of efficiency
B*'d expediency there is little to
eompare. If
Federal t.^-e.s is compared witth
tJie unwieldy and frequently un
fair colleetitin of at«t* and ^ity
taxaa, again thcr* ia no eom-
porison, and when th* qaaation
of st|.4t* rights i* krooght sp
against th* Airti-lynch bill, it is
eiiliiely beside the point.”
"If the states wher* lynchiog
has been practiced in days gone
l>y were polled, it would be
fct:iid that not on* has don* a
tl'^ng to curb thia jnoit un-
Aniei iean pr. f ticc, a blot on
t.ie escutcheon of all things
Ai'ierican.”
^Howard Dailey toi.l Senator
Connaliy that he was writing ►
Hti "old lime Southerner,” who
has ‘more than a pus.iing inter-
e-'t in your in rour fight air'»r»t
the anti-lynching bill, bpcau?** 1
believe the Negro is the white
men's most loyal frienil.”
Urging Connaliy to i.';’
ing the rolo of the dematrogue,
Duilcy Sktd:
“Senator, I would l.e groitly
p'.FLScd if you would j )in tho
forces of the> far steir.j slat^-
The Toung Men's R^iigi >j*
dob Met Monday night at
Oak Grove FWB ('hureh at t
*'(lf>ek.
Mr. and Mr«. C. C. Hollaw^'
»|i*?at .Suniay iri^ni«ia wiUa
Mr. and Mr*. Dsvi4 Jhistie*. Mtt
JuMiet it th« sister of Mtr.
Holloway. They were meefimpma-
i*d by litti* Mias Dorothjr L.
Stanfield.
SOPHOIKME CROWNED
"MISS KNOXVILLE"
Beautiful and taJ*nt«d Knox-
vill* College sophomor* cood,
won the coveted title of Miio
Knoxville in the recent *tod*at
election condcuted by the YMCA.
Each spring the various clasoes
nominate a caniddate for th*
honor and Miss Knoxville is then
selected by a fener;4 vote. This
spring the siphs carried the •lec
tion.
^ BUT MR. ceNTUV.DONfTJOU think APTBJ^THCEB WI
ro >*aJb more oon6 ip YOURE goimg td exhibit this at
.S YOU OUGHT
BXPosmoM r*
Explain Status of Colored
National Guard Units
BOSTON,
Y MABE KOUNTZE approved tables of organi^»;ion j "The War Department does
(ANP) Bearing i^f.ued by tho War Department. ,not contempLi.e the employment
t e signature of Major General, “The Department has been of colored National Guard units
I t ie Adjust-lnt General, United able to organize a very limited in any manner other than the
I States War Department, a state- pumber of disvi^ions, some of unita in any manner other than
t ^ scnt^ to this writer, which liie mere skeltons of the the purpose for which orgtKiiied.
explaining the status of colored o!«anization and strength to I
^National Guard unil? and the im- they would be raised ini ^
. probalbility of organizing a Ne-^ ^.e event of an emergency. Un-®
gro Division at the present time, the present authorized stren-Personnel has perform-
The M.ilor General’s statement gttj, of the Army it is not chpprfnllv t>vt>rv tn«k
FHA Applicants
Flood Charlotte
Profect Office
The Mi^Vor.
follows;
“Reference is made to your
letter of April 21, X.940, request
ing a statement for publication
relative to the utiiizatiun of colo
red National Guard organizflf
tions and the assignment there
of to divisions.”
“The Federal Government
without power to
t]RARI.OTTE — Applkations
ar* coming in fast for residents
In 'Fairvifew Homes, Negro low
coat housing proj!ct here, accord
ing“‘o J. Frink Hanley, 'manager,
iLnd the iKhcdulo for rents, in-
conra schedule and eligility r^
i]uit«menta have been set.
Mrs. R^ert Glenn is the first
applieant, with a family of ^iir.
Tho rents, including water and
•leciticltyi are |8.80, $9.40 Mid
fit.SO per month, for three room
units, four and one half room
unita and five and one half room
ut)^a respeotively. These rents
are, far lower than aimikc- resid-
•iicM cun now be secured in the
community, in^fact they are one
' of the lowest ever achieved by
any housing project in the coun
try.
Only nalurSIl families .or close
ly knit family groups who have
been living in the city for at
lease three months are elegible
to live in the project and no
family tha;^ miiJkes mor« than
I7S4.00 a year or $16,07 a week
need apply, for,^ the homes will
rent only to the low income
group. .. ..
A circulating space heater,
kitchen rdnge and ice refrigera
tor will be furnished free to all
tenanta.
VARUH6.
your HAIR IS
BfAUTirUL I
( I WONDER WHAT
SHt DID TO IT f )
B*li«v*k or not, this chanttlng young lady'* hair waa gray y*tt*rdayj
• How did sbo conc«*l k?—you’d k Rirpris^ Just a iimpIa'appUduloa
of •GODBFROY'S LARIBUSB HAIR COLORING! And by using
( LARIBUSE, you, too, can have b**otifully colorod hair—*T*n though
'L It ia gray; or has b*cooi*str*akyerotf-oolorCtomtiieui«ofhotiron*t
ed cheerfully every task assign-
Iposaible to consider the organiza-
tion of a colored division. had nothing to
j to do with combat, and I am
"Colored units of the Army sure the colored soldier and his
hnve performed in the and friends can appreciate this ide«l.
continue lo perform, fine ser-, Very truly yours Major General,
vice. All troo.ps perform services The Adjutant General, United
of all sojt.s regardless of color St«tes War Dep|4.’tment."
! and .there are no regulations that | I have written and received
^ apply especially to colored sold- replies from the War Depart-
compel any ^ Individually ^nd collective- mcnt before. Some of the as-
„ , , . ,ily. they are subject to the same sertions of the Department are
I regulations as other troops, have ^ aptomistic 4nd some, I am sure,
ttie same proportions of grades [ will be challenged. Nevertheless,
and ratings, jUnd colored units in establishing a regular method
are given the same forms of
field and combat training as
corresponding white units.
available appropriations, the or
ganization of Jl National Guard
unit within a state i.s entirely
under the control of the state
concerned, exceipt that it mo«t
be organized in conformity with
Any family filling the above
requirements who is interested
in living in Faii*view Homes is
asked lo conlac.1 the ,tenant
selection office at F|iiirview
Homo.s on Oaklawn Avenue in
tho Washington Heights section
of tho city.
ot contact with our people, es
pecially in these times, it may be
that many «uch difficulties will
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PhoM J-4«2>
msT2
men of th* nation in stopin-? the
the collection of fijjht against the * ti lyiicliing
bill and pl»y the jole a true
Southern gentltimtn in giving a
lair and square de.Vr to our loyal
Negroes.” .. __
Pointing out that despite the
ft.ct that he was born in a lily-
white county in Texas, Wi-kter
¥j, Hamikon said in his letter
that it was clear to him that
“to say there is no need for the
Sill is ridiculous.”
“The writer,” he concluded,
sides Jre seeking better rela- ^ ‘vi’as born aSid rear*d in Mingus,
tlone. Thia is much better than Ttxas, where the sun is not
b« ironed out, resulting in better
reUrions everywhere.
The Nego and the War De
partment hav* been isolated be
cause of diaintereated representa
tion on both sides and too few
Negro officers with spirit enough
t'» question U»e Government. To
day this is no longer tru«. Both
I’oad. Thia, in a CQuntry^ wher*
all men arc created free c.(id
t-Oiial, with special privileges for
none. We have always con«i.ler-
ed you as one of the truly ffvefit
Htati.^iuen of our day, and would
regret it exceedingly if you f*ll
trio the classification of a d*ma-
gogu.^ by continued opposition to
the Anti-lynching bill.”
it ha« been in the past.
, allowed to set upon a Negro'*
teb»ro»!!li & Hiirgi^lt
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