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(SAN ANTONIO REGISTER
r A Publication DidicaUd to Eight, Joatk* tad
f SAM ANTONIO 0, TEXAS
. rvBtiaHED mmm u «*c« win T
. THE REGISTER PUBLISHING COMPANY
own WORTH CEVTHV «TKE¥T
i'NO^K CApltol 1*1 TCI — P. O. MIAWER l*H
~B.l.r.c u w-xmrt el M m li.i M.j t l ll at Uu Po« Offlw jlto
■aMrrttrtloo rate. m
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mi mm ...... • t.i* itty «. - r.i.pbm. Iwnj Bin •""
an 'i aicrt*) •uUiilii <) toi euhllcatlon miiai D. i**lv«d b Tum4>f no°* JJ
pi. ..l. writ ten on only one all. of Piitwr. Tlw riKhl toi oondtnaaI ma'terM
•ni RMtai.r . edltoital r*ulljm..l. ia
Reirte'er in#e r>o oraarantee the u« or return ef UBMWitK "*
m
<N( TR This te another In a series
■ I ,.*•■, - ami answers on the now
law which was signed
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Bv ions
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summer during the schi
Where MR I |H • Mt
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curity
Here's More Legal
Advice on
Signing Contracts
(EDITOR'S* NOTE: TM* Is the final
Installment or three articles offering
urivice In legal problems tluit are com-
mon la buslose* auJ everyday life )
refunds and rights
to return purchases
c1
\\>\%KU r« avoid I lie keaMMial
ru« ' ) <iu «4mmiM num lotto • ls^ district
kim' ia I security office M 11419 llwyer
nwuue a no make a(tfdocaliooi for a
card. If >*'U •annul ««■ Is at this
time, i all CApltol M«tS. simI tl e
form will 1m- mnleil to you. When the
a; i in ttii.n form i^ r slide ted, it will
take I rum two te three e#4* before
f • rani will In- mailed to you.
<jl FS'I ION Hcveu year* ago >y
h-.sb.ind owned n hnsiiiew* aud paid
h . ii uritj «sne - a* tfre people who
v h Coi Ma H> died la J«a*i
l:i." Am I entitled to any widow's j
AN>\VKII No. The *elf employed
pri .mi did net rome under social *e- 1
i«i :\ until I9." l. Since your husband
di I licfnre It;'.i it in not possible for ,
Itm in have (aid mortal security taxes
mo hi* own emj'li ' ment. Therefore, he
root I t "i have built i*i aa| credit for
hi- %'lf of for l.is survivor*. The social
t* f tax that h paid haiH up i -ti
tlii lithts (or hih em|do>e^s.
(•I l sric.N My buxbaud died In
7 The only work be ev-r <iid was
on • railroad I am n« w 0*J and I
wo M li' « fo know if 1 aui eligibl*
iitr itn :iing fn n k<-« ia! m^-urity.
AN* \\ I K If he had lew than ten
K> IIAKKK K. MORTON
For ths A* otiated Negro Trees
HICAGO — In rase yon
inlHaeiI the fir^t two articles
of this series, hear in mind that
when busings* deal* arise, ho
sure to read and understand all
itn.i gay contract before* '• • t aCtcv
you sign. If you an in dmiht. link lo
ha ghrfa a copy "f Hm e n tra t '«• take
boine to ad\upon. M st rep-
utable coueeraa will allow thi* prir-
I'usiness pjifabli^hmeni# bent «n
bigb-pre> nrln? aud cainin; aim's-
ture* « n the «pnt sre usually the one*
to beware "f.
Tlw following *re qu^*lions an«l
answers auhmitted i t th«- lietier Hn^i-
ne*« bureau in coauectioa with re-
fund* ami right* to return purchases.
Must a store refund the pur**ha«e
pri« e i: i ha h.-i ' .ii lus mi ml.'
\ If a merchant misrepresents hi*
good*, or if the merihandi*e I* dr
(n-lite. you are mlitlnl lo relict and
ju*tified in e\pectins *atl*fartory ad-
justment or a refund. Otherwise, and
just because you rhanee your ruinil.
you have no lejril right lo expert a
merehaut to refund your money.
Must a store refund n deposit?
\. I nle*s misrepresentation, or an
othec sueh brearli. ran be proven,
whether a deposit, paid and aerepled |
in Rood faith to bind a bargain, b re ,
funded ®« not. d*i rnd* ujioji the
poliey of the store. The law of *ale*.
however, i* that when one select*, or-
ders and de|x>sifs mone> oti the pur-
chase «-f an artirle. the merehant
Athletics Pin
Hopes oi Four
Tan Players
By tlit Associated Negro Erei*
CHICAGO—Tin K u a City AH-
lrtict, n wiM'bi'C'Mit !a*t in the 10M
Am man lia«ut r cc. have fouud
linii«>« for eaMTgiuf frotn the depths
of the junior loop bascaaent.
To do *o, Manager Lou Boudrcau is
pinning • great deal of relianff on
four tan aoeabers of tlie t«*m—Harry
Suu|MMin. Vie Power, Hector and
Curt lloherts.
Simpson liad a remarkable se ason
last year. Oace oousidered wanhed out
as a major lengue prospect by th*4
Cleveland Indian*. Harry drove h* 10."
runs. p1a*iug bim fiftb in this vital
de|iartiui'Ut iu the AI«. He batted
ami erai-ki'd out -1 home runs.
jforailii aa outfields* Maggi waa
called iu for a ftlng nt f1r*t ba«e when
Vic Power wu* out ilb ifijufiet. H*1
piny ill the iultial sack acceptably,
nml there has been t-oflslclefattufl "M
using hiin tht-re regularly .tbi* sea-
son.
Thi* might be the esse if Power «
shifted t.> *ecotid base. The versatile
Puerto Jln-au played several game* late
in the sea sou at second. He also play*
ed left field for s few games.
Power has the potential to lead the
league ill hitting He strikes out
aeidom sad doesn't try to i*oai too
many b:i-«* oil balls He batl«,d : «!
last season, had 14 borne runs anil
drove iu tk'I'run*. quite a few for a
hud oi l ins ii.
I l*cz. regular third ba *-iuau f« r
two seasons, fell off somewhat iu 18M
from bis sfiarkliug iierToraiaace a* a
ris kie in I!*>"m. Perhai^ the effort ot
Boudri-au lo convert hlui to an out-
fielder might hare bci*u a factor. With
Jiui Piuigan traded ah ay to tb" De-
troit 1'lg*r*. i fH-x in sure to figure a*
a htarter at the far corner again.
Kobci ?* w ill Is- a coiitaadeii for the
second base |s *ition. lie twl«e wa*
given a «han«-e to stictc with the
Pilt*luirgh Pirates in the Naiional
league, hut anemic stiekwork seot
him liiO * to the minors. I.«*t *ca ou.
with tVdnmbu* of the luternatioual
league. k'immis batted and iu
one game belted four home run*.
Tin re i* no question about his field-
ing—defensively few are hi* | cer*
around second— but he will have to
establish that he can bit major league
pitching.
>'a'. )if will*, lb.- |ai>m'Hi Mill in lj u.ld,r (ll,I,|„ dHiktr lha .rlirlt
pr «! ehility lie made by the Social
flgruriti adMMsCratiaa* laaat >ou
should eon tart one of the office* int-
ra* Jiatflv
i 'I I STION: I w«>rked under «*o-
cia security alsjiit 17 year* ago. If 1
«i- born before .Inly, IsMi, how
mu It work would 1 need to draw
■acirtl MH-urity hem-fits?
ANSWKH: A man who wa* Inirn
hoi;:re July. ISM aiid a woman who
In arcorda.!:i r wiih the terms of the,
sale.
I* one obliged to return, or pay for]
uuord'-r«d merchandise?
V No. ^ oo ma>. for instance, re-
ceive a package of unordered Christ-
mas i-arris by mad and a no I ire asking
that you either remit pa)inent or
I return them. Thi* doe* not obligate
you to pay for them unless used. In
I fact, after notifying the eimtpany to
i send for the merrhandi*e. you may
ftit naw'tm of rowrac*. hinuii out I l har:r sforaep tor liwpiiis it.
an.1 ihia lull jfarn. If >imi haliava >ou )f (|1| . , on« no„
h ' ,. this Murli wot* under social ,r eu'a„ a„ir;e .inmnt for a
lrlend, are you ablig<-d to |«ay for
much woik under soc ial se
cni i), i suggest you contai t your di
tri i sorial sM'urity office at 309 Dwy
er i.enue imam dialel
the aicount if your friend d
\. Ordinarily, ye*, because that Is
Man) times tropic with social se w|ta( y01J ;4grep to do a* a co-maker or
cui ty cards tuid wmie work credited -„ara|,|or>
und-r social swurity bark ui lttit"
M>d ia:ts or earl) in World War II
sml forgot all aUul it The only wa>
Jio will ever know if they can draw
raiir'ment henefits i* hy tiling an
spplieatimi with tl:e sisial security
itt and iiaving their account check-
id.
V I'KSTION: I read in San Antonio
Register about a widow whose hus-
band 'lied is 1943 and w is eligible
fur siirv i'. "rs benefiti? Would you ex-
tdai i In* againV
,\\s\\KK A widow who is
years old and has not remarri d. or an
unremarried widow with children tin- 1
drr is, of the wage earner, in her
eari*. may be eligible fur survivors
benefit* provided the worker died he.
Iw n -Inly I 1940. and Sept niher t.
19.r «i. and had at least one and one-
half years credit under social security.
< >i KSTION Were th- work re-
qiii i'« for a woman changed la^t
y.' - • hen the age limit was lowered
lo
AYsWKK: Yes. it v*;is. A woman
hoi m before July 1, 1*92. only need*
ai\ quarters or one and one-half years
credit under so« ial security. Take the
example of a woman born in June.
>H9I; before the 195« amendnipnta
She needed two and one half years
pre (lit under social aecurity. If she
filed her apiiKcation in June of last
^ear. and her claim was disallowed be-
aau*e she did not have two and one-
palf veare credit. *he should recheck
am:i the social security office. She
aronlil only need ime and one-half years
rrodit now. If she has it. we can go
hark to November. 19511, and start
paying her social security cheeks,
+
*Sippi Injects
Race Hate into
Polio Campaign
By tha Associated Negro^Pres^^
PA8CAOOULA, Mlse. — A Negro
Alareli of DUaaa benefit party was
rnarred last werk by a croaa burning
IsHVuise "10 or 12" white persons
aaaiHted in promoting, and attended,
flic affair.
i The benefit, fetaged by XPgro work-
ups of the LongfeMow house here,
raiaed $360 In preeceds to fight, polio
In the drive, bot not without the ugly
sad of race-coma* iouMiesa entering
the idetura.
Investigating officers wild they bail
fto idea what Inspired the burning of
"What wps described as a "fairly large
froes" at the psety. but it was gen-
ii rally assumed that the incident oc-
curred becauee aererai white persona
ptteuded the abow.
Vinceat Ho«e. chairman of the Jaefc-
9'0 county Man h of Dimes drive, ei-
iplalmHl that he and a group of "about
JO or 12" white persons attended the
benefit party for about an hour to
(Ire talks and accept some £150 in
—m<*«ds raised at the oveal
Many |>ersoiis get into legal Iron
bles bei-ause they do not consult an j
( attorney when they should. Some sec
' a lawyer only when they are in trou-
ble. Some get into trouble liecause
they fail to realize that their prob-
I ienu. involve legal technicalities. Otli-
; er* do not realize they might have
j esraped tln ir particular trouble had
they been guided by a lawyer'* advirc.
In concluslou, here an- four basic
points to remember when dealfhg with
contract*:
1. Always read and understand every
da use of any paper you are asked to
sign, particularly the fine prim.
'J. Never rely upon the seller's in-
terprets ion of language in s con-
tract if you are in doubt a* to the
meaning of any word, sentence or
provision. See a lawyer.
'j. Hi member that oral representa-
tions of the person who in seeking
a signature on a contract, in in«-t
case*, du not. us a matter of law. give
remedy, Where there i* s written
contract, no oral statements modifying
the terms of the written roi>tra(l
can be generally regarded bv the
courts.
4. Always a lawyer when you
need legal advice.
February Ls
National Heart
Montli:(.heck Yours
,\T ST1N — February Is National
Heart month. During this i^riod most
.American* will be made aware,
through one way or another, of the
tremendous strides made during the
last few yenrs in the battle against
heart disease.
Recently, a nationally televised pro-
gram dramatized an oj eraflon thnt
replaced a damaged heart valve with
s plastic counterpart—a modern med-
ieal miraelp.
And yet diseases of the heart and
«ardio-tam ular-renal system arc still
the number one killer of Texan* and
Americans today.
During It)."", over T?,00O Texan*
died from these causes alone. This
•ounts for almost .79 i er cent of
the total deaths from' all csu*es In
Texans. tb < •
Figures for 1 W." d. not yet {-'■miftb't'*.
appear to indicate a rise In this fig-
ure.
The exact causes of the conditions
which produce the high death rate from
heart disease are still unknown to
medical and scientific researchers.
However, on one fact they all sgree;
early warning «.f heart trouble or phys-
ical conditions that could lead to heart
breakdown, makes cure much simpler
for the physician.
On those conditions where cure in
impossible, iarly diagnosis usually
make* jt possible, with proper medi-
cal attention for the pa'i*nt tj> lead
a long and nearly normal lif \
The heart Is the toughest, strong-
est muscle in the entire body and is
more efficient than any i^an-tuade
ma-bine. It e\-n lias it- own complete
maintenance and repair system.
.\bout the size of a fist, the human
In art produces enough energy in fts
lifetime to lift a battleship 14 feel
out of the water.
This reservoir of power is specifical-
ly intended for atrenuou* exertion
because it must pump every drop of
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-jESICK — I'M HERE 8ICK/*
C^Ar,fjftrr 'r
4KT0M0 RRUI
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Born july 19,1875 m new '•?"
ORLEANS, AND A GRADUATE OF STRAIGHT
UNtVySHE SOON WENT NORTH 10 TEACH M
COLLEGE-SHOWN HERE AS A YOUNG LADY,AT THE TIME SHE ORGAN-
IZED THE DOUGLASS PUBLISHING C0VHARRISBURG^PA./SHE
EDITED MANY IMPORTANT BOOKS BEARMG ON NEGRO LIFE/
ON MARCH6/1893,SHE .MARRIED THE POET DUNBAR/5HE WAS
KOAOU6 IN WORLD WAR 1 AS AN ORGANIZER OF WOMEN FOR
THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF DEFENSE/
Boss Goes
To Minnie for
Contract Talks
•w 1
By the Aaaoclatsd^^gro Press
CHICAGO—Very •frar*lv If ever
has a baseball manager been obliged
to go to a pltfVer te esitice him to
sign a contract. Yet fliat's cisclly
what .M Loi e* will b^ di«ing when he
catches up with Mlunie Minoso, s
busy homhre in the Carlldiean league,
in Cuba.
Lopez, who switched his allegiance
from Cleveland to Chicago and now
manages the White Hog, last week was
tissue
I
la? Ii
id bsck. once
•t Is that it
[er aud more
break down
blood to body
every minute.
The marvel of the
doeeu't break dowu
often. However, it di
and often without lowing.
Dr. Henry A H"!^, wmiuiisaioner of
health, urge* all Texans to check reg-
ularly with a physician i 1 follow hi*
advice, en| ecially if they ure pant 40
years of age.
Take advantage of tb« free mobile
best x-ray unit provided by the Texans
state depart ment of hea iih when it
visits your community er neighbor-
hood. *
('best x-rays, ss well n* uncovering
best cancer and ^l^rculosis, can
lso show up certain hen conditions
in their early stages.
ordered to Ilsvaus by Chuck Comlskey,
Box vice prcsident^'with upecific in-
structions to talk liinnle into sign-
ing his 1967 contract. A perennial
Sox holdout. Minoso is dickering for
an Increase in salary over the $32,000
be received last year.
Concerning 1>o|mV mission to the
Latin capltol, Comiskey reasoned:
".\1 spesks Spanish so he can make
more progress than I can wrestling
with Minuie's broken English."
While down under. l pcg will lisik
over I be players coni|ietiug in the
Caribbeau championship playoff ae-
ries involving Cuba. Puerto ttico, Ven-
ezuela aud Pauama. And of course
among those com| etlng in the series
will be Minoso, who b*d the Marinso
team to the Cuban pennant, snd top-
ped the league with a .-'lla batting
average. He was also voted the **most
popular player In Cuba.**
PROSPERITY HEIGHTS
(Opposite Lady of Lake Addition, Highway 90)
Now Has
WATER, ELECTRICITY AND
TELEPHONES
We Have A Few Select Lots Left
$5 DOWN - $5 PER MONTH
I. MEADER and SON
t007 Kut H.uil.a Sinn
1.11 t'Apllol S-AMI
MADAM COBTELLO
World Faaoui Header, Advisor
I A oi Not A flrssy
Oss Visit la a glfied srleaiut win repsy yes. fes eaa eoueelt this
gifted reader on all affairs of Ufa, an msttar wast. EveryUrtBf*—lete.
roarlshlm aiarrtafte. dl*nrca.< 4« ^estsients, Insaranre, specalatioa patsats.
baslaess, nosey, property, (ratals, changes, eaeailes. friends, drssins,
etc. Weuttli ami happliiens brought (hrosgh her power. If y«e yeara ler
iin.v t Ii lag. call her at oars, aad hate tha desired resells bresghl aeeal
bha helps, advises, and galdes yoa wllh hlghai lhas banaa
speedily,
power.
I Oasraatea iaceess Where All Others Fall.
Permanently loaeied nt I8«i Koath Haekharrv aln
(Across from IIerff school.)
Tska lllaneo hulf.nr9f off one-ha If hlock freaa
Take Itlgshy bas. snd get off nt door.
WsltlBg Moons Hoars • a. n. te a p.
IAS.*. HOIi'lH HAlKllinRV RTItK.K T
mm
Staprams
/KIDAT, FRMIPAHT If,
....Is in San Francisco to highballs in New York
There is only one favorite
American whiskey
Say Seagrams and be Sure
, s.iw ittnuai chu>aht. nan turn man. * ttm k* maih aunui smis.
HANDY-ANDY
BARGAIN DAYS
Attend the Stock and t
Rodeo Show at the
Coliseum
Ad effective
FEBRUARY 14, 15, 16
FIESTA CREAM STYLE GOLDEN
CORN 10c
GENUINE CENTRAL AMERICAN
Golden Yellow Firm Ripe
BANANAS lb. 9c
FLORIDA FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM
CORN 3 for 22c
Full tender ears
FIESTA YELLOW CLING
PeachesH23c
Fully Cooked Picaios
SWIFTS PREMIUM
6-8 LB. AVERAGE LB.
33c
Fruit Pies
LIBBY'S FROZEN
10 OZ. PKG
4 for 75c
JAX, FALSTAFF
PEARL, LONE STAR,
S air 83cs3
" Plus Dep. IrlrV pilia n . ™
25
Plus Dep.
Metal Camping Stool
WITH CANVAS
SEAT EACH
99c
Strawberries
2 for 43C
LIBBY'S FROZEN
10 OZ. CAN
^nri'
Vaine
Stamps]
iLu-inr,
Value Gifti
HANDY-AN DY
SUPER MARKETS
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