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Your Friend W. S. ~MIKE~ WHISTLE
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Harold L. McVay Men~s Store:: 109 EAST FIRST ST.

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read this column)

NOT IN PUBLIC, PLEASE~
It séems,a certain grocer whose
name is (Censored), doesn~t realize where to lose temper. He
should permit--himself to show
more respect for the fair sex, but
if he must beat his fair damsel,
who is not his wife, then take her
in_ the alley or someplace. ~All
up and down St. John St.~ is not
the right place.

THE LANDLORD WON~T
SQUEAL~It.seems that word
is getting around fast that -if you
(fellows only) ever want a real,
real wild time where the Landlord won~t squeal because he~s in

- it too deep~it~s up on Lapeer
St. They are always in high gear
and a couple of fifths will put

__you in like Fylnn.

THINGS AIN~T LIKE THEY
~USED TO. BE~It seems that
people are wondering how can
Mr. (Censored) possibly think
everyone believes him to be a P.
I. He hits the clock so regula
the clock flinched at the véry
sight of him. While he is on the
2nd shift mill; his harem is on
the prowl, for themselves no less.

YOU TALKING ABOUT BEING BOLD~It seems that a
drink of intoxicants can make a
heel of some people. People are
still, buzzing about one of: the
newly rich who flashed his roll
on the pretty wife of Mr. (Censored) and told her that her husband wasn~t or couldn~t' do the
right thing because h@ghad no
blow money (?7?}. Mr.
Newly Rich is sober, he~s a very
nice guy.

KNOW ANYONE CALLED
HONEY: BOY~It seems that Mr.
(Censored) better known as
~Honey-Boy~, just can~t. stand
them cold nights.. alone. He was
slipping around with a nice little
philly on the Q. T.. Somebody
pulls the madam~s skirts, Gnd the
madam pulls Mr. (Censored). Shirt. He ADMITS. wolfish tendencies.and she quits the scene.
After both girls turn their backs
on him, he realized a home

gossip don~t

should be adorned by one~s wife. ~

Well his bank account took a
dip, and she did a flip and now
all is well~all is well.

SEE YOU AT THE DERBY?~
It seems two prominent ladies
are spreading the rumor that
they are going to the Derby. and
according to grapevine,~ Pretty
Boy &~(Censored) was awfully
loud about going to Chicago for
the week-end. Why go to.all the
trouble trying to deceive your
friends? You were seen at the
Hotel (Black) in Detroit. You
made,reservations for two adjoining rooms. And your rooms
are 306-307.

ADVICE: GIRLS BE CAREFUL OF DRINKS~It seems that
a certain young lady accepted a
ride in an ald friend of family~s
car. ~I ask you,~ she said, ~what
girl couldn~t trust (Censored)?
His name would make you lose
faith in humanity.. He took the
girl the long way home, and induced her to have a cooling drink
with him. He claims: when she
woke up, (sounded like a knockout drop), she was in a Motel.
She~ claims a bambino is now on
its way. She wants girls to be
careful about accepting drinks
from men.

IT~S TRUE, SHE HAD A
FLAT TIRE~It seems that Mrs.
(Censored) was long overdue
last Wednesday night. Hubby
likes to be picked up at work

(2nd shift), but this time wife -

ecouldn~t make it on time. She
got the car stuck in mud, had a
flat, and had to call wrecker. Her
fine: auto was sighted behind the
Ww ter works.

Censored! Asin. Hens

On the basis of evidence
sented by the Food and Drug.
Administration, the U. S. Court
~of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has announced that it
hereby warns and advises all
sufferers from cancer, their
families, physicians, and afl
concerned with the care of
eancer patients that the socalled Hoxsey treatment for
internal cancer is a worthless
treatment. ~

The Federal Food and Drug
Act authorizes dissemination of
information regarding drugs in
situations ~involving imminent
-danger to health or gross deception to the consumer.

This treatment for internal
cancer involves such drugs. Its
sale represents a gross deception to the purchaser.
dangerous to rely upon this instead of competent treatment.

This treatment cost the patient approximately $460 all of
which is of no value in the cure
of cancer.- This treatment begins with an inadequate examination at Hoxsey Clinic, Dallas, Texas, or Portage, Penna.

The patient is then supplied
with a -variabue ~pill.~ Some
may be red, black or brown.
These may also vary greatly in
contents. Some evidence has
been found to verify that some
of the conte actually could
accelerate the growth of cancer.

The Administration has conducted a very thorough invest-.
igation of this treatment, the
so-called cures have been - extensively studied, and not ~one
verified~cure was established:
There was ~no scientific evi
co-workers were forbidden
from shipping their worthless
cancer medicines in interstate
commerce labeling, representing or suggésting or implying
that: the products therein were
effective in the treatment of,
any type of. cancer.

Lay New Shingles
On Top Of Old
Roofing

With the tasteful use of color
reroofing offers the opportunity
of improving the appearance of
the whole house. A new roof color can serve as a basic theme for
new wall and trim colors. Asphalt*
shingles the material customarily
used, come in a range of colors
and shades to satisy any prefer
ence.

Through a new method of apPlication, asphalt strip shingles
can be applied on roofs that have
only 2 inches of rise per foot. Until recently, only ~built-up,~ roofs
could be used on low-slope roofs.
Now a newly built wing with a
low-slope roof can have the same
advantages of color as steeper
roofs,

Any structural addition toa
house raiseg the question of roofing. The roof is the home~s first
line of. defense against the elements. It also is one of the key
factors in exterior decoration.

When a home-owner adds a
wing or a shed dormer, one of the
prime considerations is keeping
the new construction from stand
new areas..

If the roof on the main part of
the house is obviously weathered,
an overall reroofing job is probably justified in terms of the decorative value of covering the new
and old structure with a matching roof. If the main roof is reasonably new, roofing of a harmonizing color can be ~seleeted for
the addition..

The real measure of our wealth
is how much we ~should be worth
if we lest our money.
~J. H. Jowett
Break up clinques, level wealth
with honesty, let worth be judged according to wisdom, and we
get better views of -humanity.
~Mary Baker Eddy

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One of the difficult tasks in this

world is to convince a woman.

The

FLAT-TOP HAT

Thursday night because of their
Serving his second term as a
r of the city commission,
Dr. G. K. Butterfield arrived at
the park prior to the game __ be-tween Wilson and Kinston with
four other men. All had season
tickets except the Rev. T. A.
Watlins, a Wilson minister.
The part-time ticket salesman, Carroll Kemp, said Watkins asked to buy a ticket to
the.grandstand and ~I told him
I could not sell him a_ grand
stand ticket.~

Kemp said Watkins asked
him whv and that he told him
that, ~I was not allowed to sell

though the stadium has no sign
to distinguish white and Negro
sections.

suits Go ee

to a great many others, that
all fish are color-blind!

Who is right? a4

Well, back in the 1880's the
German scientist Graber ran ex-~
haustive tests on several species and concluded that fish were
definitely attracted by certain
colored lights and food. Another

rman, Bauer, conducted similar experiments in 1910 and
hag and came to the same decison.

At about the te
backing up Graber~s theory a scientist named Hess was making
some tests of his own. When he

completed them in 1914, he an- -

nounced that ~his findings disagreed sharply with those of Graber and Bauer. Hess concluded
that a fish~s vision was similar
to that of a color-blind man, that
its. response to colors depended
upon the color~s intensity.

Two more scientists, Schiemenz
and Wolff, looked into the squabble over fishes color preception

in the mid-20~s and stated after
a time that a minnow could dis
among about 20 colors
visible spectrum.

glass tube, wrapped with a. colored band, into a tank of the fish.
When a bass swam near it he was
rewarded with food. Then others
colors \ were d. around
tubes which were pla in the
tank, but when a bass investigated. these he was, given a small
electric~ shock: After a few ex
Dr. Brown decided: ~It is probable that largemouth bass are
able to distinguish among colors
in about the same manner as
would a human~ being with perfectly normal vision~if he were
looking through a yellowish fil
= Into Boat Racing, By JUAN (Play Boy) BISCO
I was all set-to leave the water
front, and its many~ thrills of
Outboard Cruising. The fun of
water skiing, which I told you
about in my last two articles, and:
go onto some other subject,
which does not deal with water.
I have been approached by several very sincere chaps, who are
dying to get into the water act,
but not in outboard or
water skiing. They want to know
if they can get into the racing
sport, and asked the question:
Are we Negroes barred from this
sport of kings? The answer is
definitely, ~NO.~ How can I pass).
up this challenge and leave these~
poor souls still in doubt. So here
jo go again, down to the waters
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race or preparing for that long
trip back home, or even in your
garage work shop. Basement or
spare corner in the kitchen working over you motors. Some rac
propeller,
~that~s going to-add a few miles

faster to his rig.

I can~t tell you, Because. in outboard. there are a dozen

or more classes which you can
enter, each one with its tight~
clod little set of boat restrictions and motor specifications.
- To learn these, and as your
first step before buying your outfit, I~d strongly suggest that you
write either or both of the two

major rules governing bodies

and buy copies: of their. rule
books, which oufline in detail

unch~any:
is welcome whether he be white

each class you can consider you
want toenter. The address of
~these two organizations are
American Power Boat Association, 700 Canton Avenue, Detroit
7, Michigan, and National Out~board Association, 707 Market
street, Knoxville, Tennessee.

How much it is going to cost.

one

Negro, Chinese or Mexican,~ and~
they range from the wealthiest to
the poorest. But they have a
common meeting ground~ which
has nothing to do with bank account. Boat racers are measured
by their skill and the speed of
their outfit, not by the color of
their skins or their pocketbooks.
My closest friend, and long time
flying buddy, James ~Speed~ Al
len, who flew co-pilot with me _

down to. South. America,

races.aS possible, hang around
the raging pits and pick u

knowledge from the professionals

look ever their equipment, watch
how it~s put together and listen
to the advice of the racing drivers, who know what it~s all about.
You should also join-a boat club,

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the two major organizations is
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Made of sturdy cedar strips.: Treated throughout against

dry-rot. 50-inch beam.

Standard Boat Trailer

Automatic Reel

Lightweight Fly Reel

spool. Green

Elgin 14-Ft.

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spin reel 29.75;

708. Root St.

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