San Antonio Register (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 12, Ed. 1 Friday, April 11, 1947 Page: 5 of 12
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APRIL 11, 1947
BAN ANTONIO REGI8TEK
PAGE nn
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San Antonio RegUter, r. o. nrawrr 1598, San Antonio «, Tiiai
•'Thnnk you (or tbo Guide. I am
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dnuo to follow your ndvlco for I
mow I will make It all right If I (lo.
[ have received much inspiration
from reading your advice and you
bnvo given ine new fnith. I really
have confidence In you. Thank you
so much.—H. C."
L. II. M.—I was going with a
Tery nice hoy until ubout a year
agii. I stopped dating him and start-
ed going with another fellow who
asked me to marry hint. I didn't.
Lust December 1 started hack dat-
ing my old loved one and be seems
Tell me what to do.
Ana.: Your husband isn't being
too unreasonable. Fact is, lie is a
very conscientious and thoughtful
mate. He doesn't like the idea of
your working every (lay, wearing
yourself out and then routing home
with more work to do. !iu would
much prefer that you lie a home-
maker—taking life comparatively
easy, meeting him evenings with a
tender raress, an nppetiting meal
and all tliat goes to making life
worth-while. If you feel that you
part
Scene of Fight
Incorrectly, Listed
It was Incorrectly reported, In
last week's Issue of Register, that,
while fighting, on the sidewalk, two
women, Willie Mae Barton and
Margie Thomas, had plunged
through a plate glass window at
ffifl East Commerce street, the
House of Blue Light tavern. This
was In error. The Incident did not
occur at that address.
>
Five-
to care a lot for me and 1 cure a
lot fur him. SIuilI I marry this new work, compromise with
guv or continue with my old hoy i time job.
friend? •
Alls.: You aren't enough in love
with either of these fellows to lie
seriously considering marriage.
hiring along with both suitors. A
single, unattached girl who "goes
steady" with one boy at a time cuts
down her chances of finding the
Coupl
e-
(Continued from J\ go 1.)
Invitation, one of the Intruders seiz-
ed Ilerndon's shotgun and forced
(Continued from Page 1.)
of the couch go off onto the ties and
then there was a terrible crash as
the coach rammed the station."
Owens was knocked down as the
luggage piled upon him. Neverthe-
less, he was not hurt seriously nud
was able to help some 35 passengers
get out of the coach. The condition
of the other inen is not known but
it is believed that they were not!
severely injured.
SCHOOL BUGLARIZED
Grant elementary school, 1015
North Elmendorf street, reported to
police that thieves, gaining en-
trance to the school by prying open
a window, stole a table model radio,
typewriter, and an undetermined
number of sheets and towels, some-
time last Friday. Three youths who
had reportedly been hanging about
the school were named us suspects.
Cleric-
ideal mate. It's more fun to play the victims out of the house and
(lie field and date all uire hoys until
you find the one who fits your re-
quirements for a husband. Then you
run go steady and use your charms
lo lure him to the altar. Meantime,
Mini 25 rents for Huppirr living
lesson No. 4, "IIOW TO WIN A
MAS."
W. II.—My friend woman and I
wen* together for a long time and I
did everjthlug 1 could for her. I
paid all the bills and thought we
weff getting along fine but by some j
means she was persuaded away from i
ine by auniher mail. She left mc in
a very difficult condition and i j
want her back. 1 just go around i
with hung down head, folded up J
arms a eyes leaking tears. What'
ClUI 1 (I)?
An*.: II rot her, get yourself a date ,
with a cute little chirk ai:J your semi pro team, here, Sunday. For
sorrows will %anfoh like maslr. As the Missions, Walters, third base-
long as you frtete and worry about ,nan, and Warren, second sackerv
your lost lote you will continue to e,,t two hits apiece, as the San
feel lilie a "sad sack." Nobody en- Antonians were limited to seven
Jujs being around a person in such safeties.
a stale of mind. \our old flame will (ireen nnd Denison did the mound
change her mind about you if site chores for Han Antonio, with Step-
sees you stepping out with good teau "behind the plate,
locking girls. j farr also nipped the Missions
X. W. Y.— I am very much In love in a second game.
with my husband and believe he is1 "Cap" Thompson and ''Naps'
with me, but it don't look like we Johnson are the business managers,
are getting ahead. We soon will be Levy Tuylor, team manager of the
married three years. He will not let Mission*. Teams Interested in play-
mi- work but when I work we get ing the Missions may contact
B,"n* ri*M , but wbmi I tlou't work TLomiaun or Johnson at 303 Cactus
we don't git aloos tt wit hardly, or 724 ludiana.
Into the waiting automobile.
The llerndous were taken to
Arabia lake where a pistol, flash-
light and blackjack were enfployed
In beating the couple. One of the
men placed his foot on Mrs. Hem-
don's ueck while continuing tlio
flogging. Another allegedly shot her
In the legn, whereupon Herndon
broke and ran through the woods
to a white resideuce ubout a mile
away. Police were called, but failed
to find Mrs. Herndou until the next
morning when she came out of the
woods, dazed and Injured.
MISSIONS LOSE
FARU, TYxns.—The San Alitonlo
Illnek Missions dropped a hard-
fought "-1 decision, to a strong I'arr
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(Continued from Pnge I.)
must he subjected to these petty
arts of discrimination. How-
ever, I ant not surprised at the
action of the lintel inaiiaEenieiit
because it is subject to the law
of social pressure no matter how
strotiK its sympathies may be
otherwise.
"But the white sociologists do
not entertain any such feelings.
We want the Negro sociologists
to come to our ineelini; nnd we
would like to see them use tile
passageway of the lobby ami
the regular elevators to go to
luid from tile meeting places,
luncheons, banquets and other
gatherings of our society. How-
ever, we must operate for the
present within the framework
of the possible."
He expressed the hope that
"Negroes will take a long view
of this problem and make the
best of whatever concession*
are granted." He htkl that a
refusal to attend would delay
the development of public opin-
ion being sponsored by the
irrottp that will "tolerate a
democratic a p I r i I of justice
based on intelligence and char-
acter rather than upon color
ami creed."
"I am well aware of the other
alternative that the Ncgr* shall
wait to participate in our meet*
Inss until unsocial acta of dis-
crimination shall be abolished,"
he said. "That coursc, too, ha*
Its value. The choice of these
alternatives mast rest with the
Negro Intellectaais themselves."
Iter. Chapman said that his
refusal to ttend the conference
was based on two specific rea-
sons. "I desire to preserve my
self-respect and I certainly
could not respect myself by
going where I did not have to
go anil he forced to enter at
some side entrance, and then
ride to and fro on the freight
elevator. I am not freight 1" he
declared. "I am a person."
"Then too, this, of all times.
Is no time to accept a Jim Crow
situation when we are now
battling to dethrone Jim Crow
everywhere. I'd lie working at
cross purposes with tlie aims
anil efforts of those who are
seeking to set its free indeed."
Wheatley Piles-
(Continued from page 3)
ond; J. Stewart Thomas, Solomon
Coles, third; Charles Hall. Solomon
Colca, fourth. Now rccord. (Old rec-
ord, Johnaon. Solomon Colea, 97 feet,
• inehosk 1146.)
IIlull lump—Walter Dewltty, Solo-
mon Coles. 5 feet. 10 Inches, first:
Samuel Moore, Phlllls Wheatley, 5
feet, 7 Int'hes, second: Allle Harde-
man, Phlllls Wheatley and Hoover
Johnson of Solomon Coles, 6 feet, 6
Inches, tied for third. New record.
(Old record, Webber, Bryan, 5 feet, 7
Inchon, 11H6 >
lOO.yard dash—W. C. Holmes. Phll-
lls Wheatley, first; Wendall Davis,
Kemp, second; Johnny Reese, Phlllls
Wheatley, third; Johnny Phillips,
Uros«, fourth. Time 10.1 seconds.
410-yanl dash—Hohert Brown, Phll-
lis Wheatley, first; Fred Msthls, Jr.,
Phlllls Wheatley. second; Henry Pick-
ens, Solomon Coles, third; Chester
Ward, Dunbar, fourth. Time, 54 sec-
ond.". New record. (Old record, 55.9
seconds, Overton, Anderson, 1S46.)
410-yard r o I a y—Phlllls Wheatley,
flr-st (Jens Freeman, Johnny Roese, W.
C. Holmes, Fred Henderson); Kemp,
second; Solomon Colee, third; Dunbar,
fourth. Time, 46.2 seconds. <
Low liurdlaa—W. C. Holmes, Phlllla
Wheatlay, first; David Ij« e, Solomon
Coles, second: Ireland Brown, Phlllla
Wheatlay, third; Johnny Blair, Dunbar,
fourth. Time, 25.3 seconds. New rec-
ord. (Old record, Overton, Anderson,
27 seconds, 1946.)
sso-yard ma—Earnest Scott, Solo,
mon Colne, first; Johnny Richardson,
Phlllla Wheatley, second; Jacob Cireen,
Dunbar, third; Julius Mayes, Dunbar,
fourth. Time, 2 minutes, 13.3 seconds.
Now records. (Old rycord, 2 minutes,
16 seconds. Madison, Anderson, 1946.)
Medley relay—(440. 220, 220, M0)—
Phlllla Wheatley Ureland Brown, .less
Freeman. Oscar Raaon, Jamee Charles-
ton), first; Dunbar, second. Time, 4
mlnutea, 6 seconds. New record. (Old
record, 4 minutes, 16.9 seconds, Solomon
Colea. 1946. >
Javella-K r e d Henderson, Phlllls
Wheatley. 1S9 feet, 6 Inches, first; Wen-
dell Davis, Kemp, second.
Broad Jtmp—Alllo Hardeman, Phll-
lls Wheatley, 23 feet, & Inches, first;
Fred Henderson. Phlllla Wheatley, 20
feet, 6 Inches, second; David l/«*. 19
feet, 3 Inches, Solomon Coles, third;
lliwatha Webber, 18 feet, 10 Inches,
Kemp, fourth. New record. (Old rec_
ord. 19 feet, 7 Inches, Cooper, Kemp,
1946 )
ill-yard dash—W e n d a 11 Davis,
They Shattered District Track Records
m
w
t
a
high school of Bryan, flush, as he roared to a new record Id the 220yar4
daub, doing the furlong In 23.3, breaking his mark, made, last year, at
Bryan, of 23.9.
Kight, center, Is Ernest Seott of Solomon Coles high school of Corpus
Chrlstl, winner of both the half-mile and mile, and who set new records
In both events.
Extreme right Is W. C. Holmes, Wheatley ace, high point man of
the meet, with 16'% points, who captured bis favorite events, the low
and high hurdles, with record-breaking performances in each, turned in
the meet's big upset, when he beat Wendall Davis in the finals of the
century, and ran on three first-place winning Wheatley relay teams.
At the bottom Is Robert Kelly, also of Wheatley, who spun the discus
to a new record heave.
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Hhown above are some of the stars of the district 3-AA field and track
meet, held Saturday, at Alamo stadium.
At top, above, is. Willie Golns of IMilUIa Wheatley who pushed the I
phot 40 foot, 0 Incben, to a now district record.
Ill til" center punel. to the left, is the mieody Wendall Davis, Kemp 1
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Kf-mp, first; Johnny Philip*, Gross. I
St' ond; Johnny Reese, Phlllla Wheatley,
third; Marlon Williams, Kemp, fourth.!
Titne, 23 3 seconds. New record. (Old 1
r< rd, SS.I second". W. DftVll, !<•••;• >
Mile relay—Phlllls Whtatl- y (\V. C.
H 'lines, Fred Msthls. Jr. It o «• r t
Brown, Ireland Brown); Solomon CoIps,
•econd; Dunbar, third. Time, 3 min-
tttns, 47 seconds.
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