'Alabamans Go To
Court Seeiung
Right To Vote
Birmingham, ai«. ~ th®
ri^ht of loc»l board* ol rogtatirar*
to • arbitrsril^r bwr Nafffoei from
rei;lstering to vo4e will fef te»ted
for the firat .time here 'Monday,
October 14, ' when nine Niegro
citiens ai9«ar bafore the cireuit
eourt of Jefferson County, Ala.,
to have their qiialificaMcota deter,
mined by a jury.
The Jiine poraons who are re
presented by Arthur D. Shorea,
oounsel for the local branch of
National Aasociation fcir tha
Advancement of Colored People,
include: William Boswell^ Jaq>er
Townsend, IjesHe B. Hutcheraon,
Willie P. Barrii, Rufu# £. Cros
by, Edgar L. Howard, Willie J.
Humphry, Claude Smith and Al-
der
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AlWAn mm
At YDl/X GROCEk’S
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all day long when breakfast toait ii crisp,
tender>~gold*n brown. And here’s a ^Itclous
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for this fine loaf has a looM, open texture ... a crust that is soft
and tender and a delicious old'timt, home-Uke flavor. Yes, the ideal
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DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
onso Evan*.
The case ha, bven hanging fire
since January, when the an-
ilicants appeared before the lo
cal board of registration and
were refused registration, after
an examination behind cloaed
dottrs. They filed petitions in t|in
court laat February, under s
state law which provides thHt
where one has been denied regi&-
traiion, he may appeal to the 'ir
edit court, and have his qualifi-
caftlon* determined by a Jury.
Bringing the case into* court
who, with the backing of the lo
cal NAAOP branch and the
southern state conference of N
AACP branches, has waged a
long fight to have the courtp de
lermine the sualification® upon
which the fitness of applicants
for registration may be judged.
(’ominenling on the ease
Shores said; “This will be the
first itime we have had t^, try any
I'f thefe cases. Heretofore, aftei*
pc ontiis tl23456 13*56 790.,., ;)
petitions were filed, the petit:-
onars received their certificates
of registration through the ma'l.
Hence it appears that we may
actually get a chance to havo' ©nr
petitioners’ qualificationg deter
mined by a Jury. This we should
like to have done.”
Wife Preservers,
ESseSiiEca
Try this method of breaking: up nut
meatk Puttheminapaperb»(r»nathHi
run rotting pin over them several timsa.
The bag: keeps the rolling pin from gtW
ting oily from the nuta
Something New!!! Something Different!!!
The Family Unit Policy
At last a life insurance policy, so drafted that the head of the family may
carry insurance IN ONE POLICY on his own life and on the lives of other mem
bers of his immediate family. Why pay excessive rates for small amounts of
insurance, when every insurable member of the family can be protected with
one policy? ONE PREMIUM TO PAY-EVERY INSURABLE MEMBER OP
THE FAMILY PROTECTED. !
Man cannot successfully meet the issues of life without money—neither
can widows and orphans. Buying life insurance is not only a duty, but a privi
lege and an opportunity. See one of our representatives today. His knowledge
and experience will prove of great value in selecting a policy best suited to
your individual needs.
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NORTH CM
MUTDAL
C.C.SPAULDIN9.Pr««ll*rN^ * DURHAM.NORTH CAROLINA
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Durham District Charlotte District
W. L. COOK, Manager
A. E. SPEARS, Manager
Well-Planned
Storage Saves
Time and Money
A sound investpient of time
and money, sayg Pauline Gordon,
extension hoine management
specialist of State College, is a
well planned storeage space for
canned foods.
In a newly published folder
now available froyv the college,
it 13 pointed out that every farm
home can have adequate storage
space for food with but little
Work and expense.
‘Not only is it possible to e-
duee the cost of meals by us-ing
home grown and home conserved
foods, but the satisfaction
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f
location of stbrage spacc, the «.r*
tnal «on*tniclion, potting^ ths;
food ftway, and the space arrange
ment. Three illostntions, with
dimensions, show plainly how
the cabineta and Selves be built
to consarve a maximum of space.
Specialists of the Home De
monstration Department at State
College, in cooperation with the
Airricultural Engineering Depart
ment, prepared the new folder.
Copies may be obtained without
ehai|;e by writing to the Agrrienl
tural EdKor at State College and
asking for Extension Folder No.
47, “Storage for Canned Poods. ’
mimSM
!As much interested'in the nation’a heaM m he is In foreign
and domestic affairs, President Roosevelt haa taken a personal ^
interest in the lack of proper health facltttlea f«r Colored people.
Phot* (above) rfiows a doctor lookiag erer a yonng patient at^
Freedman’s Hospital, Washington, D. C. Better health for the
kids will mean better men and women for the fntnre- This scene
typical of tbe haodreda oC WPA bealt^ proj^bs tiuoai^oat^
having a g-ood supply and variety
on hand at all times means much
to the homemaker” Miss Gordon
said. ‘"She knows the health and
happine&S of her family depend
on *well balanced meals.”
Actually, there arc four g-ood
reasons for having plenty ©f
storage space. First, it providssj
an Adequate place for ocmserved
products, gufficient in quantity
to* meet budget requirements.'
Second it allows products to bal
arranged for convenience Record
ing to their food value.
Third, well planned stora"3,
improves the quality and variety |:
of canned meats of jellies, pre- | :
serves, and pickles. Fourth^ ’.t' f*
improves the quality and care of i ^
dried, brined, and stored pro
ducts.
The folder explains . proper
Remodel Light
Systems For
Rural Homes
More light Is possible in many
rural homes with the rapid grow
th of rural electric lines. Wherd
new power is lighting fa.m
homes, most of the users are in
stalling modern fixtures.
But in homes where electricity
has been available for somS time
many farm families can remodel
their existing lig^hting system
•without much expense to provide
better light with less glare, says
D. E. Jones, rural electrification
specialist of the State College
'Extension Service.
liighting experts now recom
mend muth more light and better
distributed l^ht in homes than
they did formerly.
Jackson Plumbing
and Heating
A. E. JACKSON, Manager
A REUABLE BUSINESS WITH A PERSONNEL '
MAKING IT EFFICIENTLY FOR YOU,
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PHONES: Res. F-0591 ' - Bus. N-6871
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'Market Is OfM
For Black
Walnut Products
Ameritan.T consun.e fifty niff
ion dollars Wf rth of nut^
year, and about one-fifth . f
these are from ^tld trees in tli.-
, forests. In other w, r*, ten
million dollars * picked fr* m th-‘
the ground, not includir>g thv
nuts consumed by thousands ji
[farm families who have th»ir
io»wn.
j With this in view, R. W. Grae
: ber, Exteniion forester at N. C.
State ’‘.liege, inn^ests thnt,
j North raolina farm faBsUi#^, i
J especially 4-H Club boys and
irirls, add the jrrowing of bla-k
walnut trees as a sideline to
their acrricultural ent«roriae4.
“No less than 1150,000 wortii
of nutf are *old in Noftti CSf^i-
lina each year,” he declared,*
"and the possibilities for grO”'-
ing black walnut, both for ntU
•and lumber, arft good, mar-:
'ket is far from saturated.”
This is (Illy »»ne of the an-:
gles of "tree farming” stresj^d.
by Graeber in hij, forestry eduoa-,
tional program. Continuing, he
says “fia‘h year hundred ^
million dollars are brou,ht inr.n
:the American bank account
I through the sale tf forest pro-
i ducts, making this fine of the
chief gourees of our income. Six
mllHon people are directly or
indirectly employed in cur for
ests; and if it was not fyr wood, j
another 122 milli n or mote,
would have a hard time making a j
satisfactory living. I
“The house we live in is
usually made of wood, aa well ai
the bed we sleep in, the chair we
relax in, the table we eat at; an l'
the stove we cook with eqnsumos
a let of wood. Even when the
ncvyspaper arrives, it Is printed ‘
on paper made of wocij. Our
shoes Would be so stiff we coaUl
not bend them if they were not
treated with tannics acid, which
is extratced from ehestnut, hem!
lock or oak bark. ;
There are more than 4,503;
different uses jf wood. This,
counts plastic as q^e . ,pjsp an J |
paper as one use, but there are
thousands for each of these.”
Twim
Hie snascniin* infhseiiee
lege girls’ styles is smb
matching ensemble. The mMbkv
corduroy Jacket, with pi«at{
pocketa. Is aetastty scwa hr * '
tailor and is perfect witk felachi ,
for wear aboat tlM caMpa* ST'^ '
picnics and other ontiacSL
Filmdom*s
He-Men
' D o wn-to-Eartlv..
Fern PmonSf charming NBC Chi
cago actress, ia winning fame in
three NBC serials, "The Story of
Bud Barton”, *'Lone Journey",
and "Thunder. Over Paradise.”
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You wlU adore the cmooth tex>
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Romantic styles in HdlywooA*
are getting closer to real lifi^
and today the hero with i»t«nt»-,
wather hajr who goes into a
clinch with a pretty young thing
with cream puff features, is Just
putting himself out on the Kmb
to ^ haw-hawed by the aodi*
ence.
There once was a day, nol so
long ag^ when',
heroes^
couldn't lor-;
forget that
VslimtiBO was'
a acxeea
It took
fellows like
' Clark GahW
who
said “how the puUic studte VT
mug I don’t know," to ehu^te
all of that. Heroines used
try to out-glamour one asotliertl
but today even Hedy LanuuTa,
termed Glamour Girt Noi, 1
against her will, howls wtesewri
she hears that phrase.
Not only are the lads'nii
lassies bending effcrts to look,
like everyday human beisffs, but
they are gloating over r^«» ki
which they play the ordim»
tjT)e of boy and girl.
There's no “h^dsome Is ait
handsome does” any more,
cause top male stars iks’t t^aii
to be Adonises. No one has «v«l
hung a beauty ribbon c» Spaieaii
Tracy, Fred MacMumy, BA
Hope, Bing Crodlqr. JainN
Stewart, John GarfleM, Donj
Ameche or a lot of othera.
they've had loud accfaum
the public, because they all!
like.the boy who Uvea next T
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men, Hollywood . ^
meiwwh?
rales
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