"■ THE CAROLII/a TIMES SATURDAY OCTOBEII », 1»37
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Snd .11 letter, to: ABBE WALLACE, c.r*
LINA TIMES, 117- E.,Pe«bo4y Street. Durham, N. C«r6un».
LX Flease tell me what I :«n
do do. to make my hurf)«nd «Uy
At home? Would it be better to
P*rt?
Abii C«rt»inljr »ot—for ]ro>»
fo«r tmftll ^ildrcn te^con*
,1 jrr and tlt*y tnrcl^ a««d th*
of Wtk father and
m^Aer, Ask *)« '%*i
fnasds in your hom* Inttead of
alwaya foinf out with them—h#
Ua't goiac to continu* thit way
T«ry atack loafer a* ha rcalixet
ha M takiag a •elfiih (tandpoiat
ia life.
MXX—I read your column
and enjo^^ed it fine. Tell me if
it will be jffise for me to many
this man and doe# hp really
want to marry -aa he pretend*.
Ab(; Ha raatljr wants you for
hit wifa hut it would ha to your
advaataga to *aa a doctor and
«^rour physical dUahilitjr
ha fora anteriag marriaga with
this party. It will he only a short
tima hafore you will be over the
condition so saek madical care
right BOW.
MRW»-Do I have the wrong
p^imon of the fellow that it In
my life and tell me what would
be best for ine to do"
Ami You don't kav* tha wrong
opinion of him.—in f^et yoa ara
much too laniaat with tkls man.
Ha 'isn’t thowing you tha eon*
•tdaratloa due you 7°^
would ha ratkar foolish to ^et
him contlnuSa to hurt y^a as ha
has haaa doing _tfema. 'past—ei»
fiionthsi
RJH—Do you think I should
consider (oing with the same
person I went with before my ill
ness?
Aiis; No—taka tka advice of a
do friend of yours and yon will
ba much batter off.
G*EJ—Is this nwn I‘ am going
with mean go^ and will i har®
any trouble with his wife.?
Anss^Maiity of trovMe M yoa!
eontiiHia to play around with hat .
Itusband, .To doae seam me any |
ninatead year old girl could find
a nice single boy to go with ini
staad of Ifying to braak up a
cpmnaratiTalr ka||IJ ll III**" ^
Ghargfed Wi^ h
BMS—Lwan t to k»oW' if my
mother will ever be well again?
Ansi Thera will ba a change
{for tha batter *^0 bar condition
in the immediate future although
she win not be as etrong as she
was befor^i hw raeai^'t.. illness.
grade
honor
D&—Will I mak«.. my.,
this year and be pit the
roll
Ansj You be*— if you continue
to study as bard as yoa have
dona in tha past.
RS—If I make the chango of
residence desire' will it bring
about the results that I wish jt
to
Ans; Without a doubt. This
month of October will prove an
ideal season for you to make this
change And yo^ won't have any
trouble whatever getting the job
tbat you have been interested in
iii the city, you hava in mind.
RC—I want to iknow if the boy
I love care anything for me and
should I continue with him
not? '' ^
Anst Ha doOsn’t love you but
wilt show you a good time if you
wish to be friends ..v^ith him.
Both of yon ara too yobng to
really know tka meaning of love.
Attorneys
Chamberlian Studio Honor itoll
For September
. Cele Davison;, honorable men
tion, Juanita E. /Branch, Dpj-othy
Clarke, Juanita Harris,. Jean Har
ris, Mayme E. Harris, Ruth B.
Hunter, Mtti Fannie Warner.
iten your skin
with this faniom bleach
foql around with
rafangeDleachte; Besieri'
U&9 Nadi{jbt^ Bleach*
the bleach that really
ble^es and purifies the skin.
f^i^ola Bleaching Cream
can't De duplicated forr^ulfo
because th^ .^ecret I^ii^iitbla
formula can’t be iihiraCed.
Nothing ds§ does s^uch
to lighten the skin so j^kly,
80 surely.
Start tonight with Nadinola
Blea(^ung Cream and wat^h
how yoiir coiiijplexion grows
lighter in tone, smooBier and
apfter in te^Aure.
DONT BE "HOOKED"
GET-RJCH-QUICK schemers have "liK>oke^" many a
man and got his hard-earned money. •
AUdruggistscarryNadjiiola
in regular are at ^ and ex-,
tra toge itroiiey saving size at
$1.0Q. Full directions and
5(i6ne$^-teck m^ntee with
evlry jar. If yOi^ druggist
can’t wpply, take no suceti-
tute, seijd mbn6y arid we will
m^to ypu^tpajd with book
of ttefiufM b^uty secrets.
_ _ money,
These schemers are not all dead yet .
have net quit “^(wrlBng'' the "easy marts.'
and they
Asfc sonrw
level-headed man i>efore YOU bite or they may land
you in their net.
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•Mata^alion of a aaw horn* kara aarar baait mora favombla.
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tkara’s akaala^aly reason wky ja9 cm't liaTa the honia yo« da-
•ira. tha Fadaral |da^ jo« can baU ^tb .thja aartalaty of
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N-EW YORK, Oct. 7—Because
of the ringing denunciations of
bigotry and into\erance' and iho
fervent speeches calling for the
pi'eservation and enforcement of
the United States Contstitution
wbich were made at the convert*
tion of the American Bar Associ
ation in Kansas City, Mo., this
weelc, the bar asfvciatioa waa
disked by tl^ft NAACP to take
action for a federal anti-lynch
ing laW, ’ against disfranchise
ment in the southern stat ss, ai;d
for the constitutionak^uarantoea
of due process of law and equal
protection of law and equal pro
tection of the law.
The bar asmciation was .ilso
'urge.d.io^J/bandon its policy of
excluding from membership qua
lified Negro attorneys solely oh
the basis of color.-
- The telegram cited tlfia fa:t
that the first president of he N- i
A AGP was the late Moor filed
Storey, who at one time was a
president of the American Elar
Asr/ociation. Special emphasis
was placed in the telegrari upon
the necessity of defending tho
rights of minorities' if- the Con
stitution is to have real mean
ing.
It is the feeling of the NAAC
F that if-the American Bar As
sociation and other groups who
profess to be alarmed over what
they term danger to the Consti
tution thrOiUgh pertain New Dt a’.
policies are really sincere "anfl
are not talking just foi>- political
purposes, they will work for the
enforcement of the 14th and 15
amendments and for the guaran
tees of fair trials and equal ito-
tection of the law for all Ameri
cans, regardless of color.
The telegram to the bai' asso
ciation sighed by falter White
secretary, follows:
‘ ‘ Frederick H . Stinchfield,
Esq.,
President, American Bar As
sociation
Municipal Auditorium
to Pinorities and particularly
to twelve millions of America*
Negroes. The National Associ*
ation for the AdTancement of
Colored People wluMie first
president, Moorfiad Storey, al
so was once a president of tha
American Bar Association res
pectfully urges that the Ame
rican Bar Association in the
light of the princi^es enunci
ated at this meeting take spe
cific action with raspeet to Fe>
deral legislation against lynch
ing now pending before the
congress, on the flagrant ▼io-
lation of tha fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments, in the
disfranchisement based on co
lor of approximately eight mil
lion American Negroes in cer
tain states, and ia assuring to
all Americans regardless* of co
lor the full benefit and exer
cise of the due process and
equal protection clauses and
of* the Federal Constitution.
May we suggest the appoiut-
ment of a special committea to
devise a program of action for
members of the Bar Associia-
cal effect. May wa also urge
that the policy of tlie Ameri
can Bar Association of exclud
ing qualified Negro attorneys
from membership because of
color be abandoned.*'
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY EX-
TENDS M:CTURES BY JAMES
WELDON JOHNSON
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DIM»U>at AMERIOti aREATEST 0«HD
Kansas City, Missouri.
“The many eloquent speeches,
condemning bightrymade at
the current convention of the
American Bar Association and
the appointment yesterday ot
a vigilance committee to pro
tect American principals as ex
pressed in the Federal Const!-
tutino hearten those of us who
have been fighting for equal
justice under the constitution
NEW YORK, Octoiber 7-r-The
series*of lectures on the" contri
butions of the Negro to Ameri.
can culture which has been giveh
for the "past three y^ars by Jas.
Weldon Johnson at New York U-,
has been extended to the classes
which the university offers ih
Newark, New Jersey. The regu
lar lectures in the Washington
Square college of the University
by Mr. Johhson began September
21. arid the Newark series began
September 29. -The course con
sists of twelve lectures delivered
Weekly throughout the
CLEVELAND LAWYER RUNS
FOR JUDGE
Cleveland-^ (C) — Attorney
Norman S. Minor, assistant coun
ty prosecutor, filed 30,000 signa
tures with the Board of Elections
last Friday, in the race for a six
week unexpired term for jucfge.
Mr. Mmor will manage his own
campaign.
Huggins Book
On Africa Wins
Nat’i Acciaini
The -fcope of the book, which
gives the outline of history of
Ancient Egypt, Nubia, Ethippia,
and South Africa, and latest cur.
rent facts on the American Ne
gro, Haiti, and the war between
Italy and Ethiopia, pivcs the
reader in, one‘compact volumo a
source of insipirational kno’v-
Students. Teachers, Doctai'S, ^ in African civilizations. Otbef
Clergyaten. lEbsiness Men, .£i''^^^®^will be issued by ,the^ organiza-
spirited citizens—all are finding tion,^hich will tell the modern
INTRODUGTION TO AFRICAN
CIVILIZATIONS, ib^ Dr. Wu’is
N. Huggins and John C. Jack
son, a storehouse of , knowledge
on racial history.
history of Negro peopled
Send $t.50 to the Blyden So
ciety, rs&O Seventh Avenue. New
York, for a copy of INTOODUC-
TION TO AFRICAN CIVILIZA
TIONS. student, teacher, or
community leader should be with-
out it,
TALLADEGA BEGINS 70th
SESSION
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commendatien and new ordetrf
daily. The book is being sold in
Dot^ America and E\iro.pe.
An interesting outline of a
course on Negro,hi jiory in the
schools today, and a discussion
of the word “Negro” are impor
tant and informing features of
the current importance of the
book. >,
The work -is distributed by the
Blyden Society, 1890 Seventh
Avenue, New York City, an or
ganization formed for research
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POSTAL SERVICE—
^ Continued from page 3
that they did not suddenly,
change their character for the
worse with the event of the pre
sent administration.
“W^ must insist that the cen
tral administration in . Washing
ton give the most careful scru
tiny to such shocking changes In
merit ratings as the Nix case,
and many other car,«s of Negro
postal employes,. in the South.
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