Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 September 1934 — Page 8

PAfJE EIGHT

THF INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

SATURDAY, SEPT. 29; 1934

To pulflp motorist on strana:** roads a compass that records the direction In which a car is heading by operating a dial has been in ventci to ho mounted on instrument hoard with a suction cup.

“NEEDS EDUCATION PLUS”

MIHE SHADOW OF THE STARS Bij Abbs' U)a/lace

'lbUNGEST MeNTALIST CXl TUE AyiCQiCAM SlAgCL -».• Or Tfr ^

OFFICIALS FAIL

NOTE: Your questions will be answered FREE in this column ONLY when the heading of this column is enclosed with your question, your full name, date of birth and correct address. For private reply include 25c and seif-addressed stamped anapolis Recorder, 518-20 Indiana Avenue, Inn.

iiu- Ae.-iv) hol’U.- aiuilcai ion Plus,” declared Dr. It. R. Wright, r., president of Wilberforce uniM'si y, Friday m • nic- *.> in an education mass meeting. ‘‘By ..is 1 mean, he needs all the white •an gives h s i !:i d and linn some .lung more. For there is a growing uejudice in the labor mdrKet gainst the Negro. Unmam e. tie

.ii n •. j. voui*..-, iaiiii oiliei' uuufcsliable traits must he overcome and completely conquered if the Negro shall survive. An to these mist be added skill." The Wilberforce prexy said. “F.l ucation is the chief need of the Negro today. It is needed more today than at any period in our racial history.”

I have a puzzling question. Will I get a chance to go to school this year? Ans.: Make y:ur plans to enter school and alro get clothes that will be suitable for school for your sister and ycu w'll enter school the first part of December.

PATRONIZE RECORDER ADVERTISER

A.I).—Is the hoy I am to marry going with another girl as I sus-

I peel?

Ans.: Yes, he has another friend. While you were sick he met this

girl and started going with her j n niind?

: then. The pirl knows that he intends to marry you and does not wish to break you up, but your boy friend is not quite ready to

settle down just yet.

A.S.—Shall I take the trip that I want to take or stay as I am

now ?

Ans.: You can’t take this trip with this man unless you consent to marry him. Do not act ! n haste for you have several weeks to make up your mind. The trip to California is very temptfng and I am sure you would enjoy it but be sure you will enjoy being this man’s wife.

B.L.M.—Kindly toll mo j| I will lio successful in the plans that I

1 penso of a more loyal desrving

i worker.

In one-half of Indiana’s twe’ve

■ | congressional disiih ls, the colored (Continued From Pore 1) J '^Preicnt a d sturbinK P=ten. mantel positions, though many are ' '>**'*■ . Co ,”*r‘’ ?*“:

the 1st, 2nd, bth, iUth, 11th and 12th districts must address their appeals for election the large numbers of Negroes residing in their districts. The democratic candidates,. are running for reelection, they are respectively. William Schulte, George R. ijurgan, Mrs. Virginia Jenckes, Dr. William Lar-

-abee and Louis Ludlow.

No insistent claims have been made, as far as has been discovered that the masses of Negroes in this state ever received more titan casual attention from Hoosier congressmen with the exception of

Mr. Ludlow.

It is doubtful whether colored voters will be content to listen to

qualified to do high grade work in

various fields.

Colored voters outside of Marion county are bitterly resentful at the official snub said to have been given them in awarding the lions share of patronage to residents of

Marion county.

Again, colored leaders in various communities of the state have repeatedly expressed chagrin at the slap at the dignity of their position by state dfficials, throughout the state’s history. Colored apointments, they charge, are made not through regular channels in which they each have an inch, but by some individual' who seeks reward for his good man Friday at the ex-

Call Brent Sparks For Appeintnust MELLOW WHISKIES DELICIOUS (ORtlALS The* uNsi* Vosf makes cerf;.'.i Hs wines and linertirs are both pond and pure bv makinp his select J nn from the complete stocks of Great Lakes Import ( o. The prices, tro. are attractive. Complete Line of DU BOU' ItETT SLO GIN - hRAND'^S CORDIALS - RUM

I don’t

FRANKFOR'I

DISTILLERY STRAIGHT WHISKIES

LLOYD'S LON DOW

FOUR RO^rr; .

SHIP PORT

PAUL JONES

MATTINGLY .■i MOORE

1LIPPER SHIP - RED Stctr

SHIPPING PORT

AND MANY OTHERS

I B.L.V.- Whv is it that know my arithmetic?

Ans.: When you were in gramme- grades you failed to get the fundrmentals of Arithmetic and un'ess you net a tutor to coach you | along this fr>ll you may have to ■-rpeat this subject aga : n. Review as much cf your last y“ar’s work as oosr.ibl'' and this year’s work

will come easier.

Ans.: You will succeed in the different types of work that you are going to enter into but you will be forced to make a study of this job before it will net y<-u a good salary. Do not take up but one course cf study at a time for if you do you may get them confused and

become discouraged.

BRENT SPARKS

OH NY HULL DRY GINS

GREAT LAKES IMPORT CO. me.

U <’ V,. I am single, in good lual li and working steadily and am in love wi'h a gild but her people don’t seem to approve of me? I just can’t L-ive her up. What must F do Anr.: The girl’s parents do mt wish her- to assoc ate with anyone but whom they select for her and it is not she herself that does not want you around. In fact she is most tco fond of you to suit her parents. Continue your efforts to "urh ahead in the world and prove ‘hat you are worthy cf the girl.

E.A.D— win in y nahy’s father | sunt'ort us or should J tat^o my | mother’s advVn in fhi^ manor? Ans.: Ycur baby's father has no ' 'ntentions of trying to support you : "r the child and unless you try and force him to do it you will not net anv he'p from him. There is no doubt that he should sunnort he rh ld just as your mother thinks but it would he '•ather embarra-r-'ng for you to take it to court. Try i to have your attorney settle the

case for you.

KROGER 625 INDIANA AVENUE (Walker Bldtf. 463 BLAKE ST. — 2666 NORTHWESTERN AVE.

2548 N. CAPITOL

AVENUE

CANE SUGAR,

10 POUND

53c

SOAP CHIPS,

5 POUND BOX

25c

SWEET POTATOES,

POUND

5c

ONIONS,

10 POUND BAG

23c

CABBAGE,

FRESH, GREEN, 2 POUNDS

5c

GOLDEN APPLES,

FANCY JUICES, G POUNDS

25c

(Store in Walker Building) OPEN SUNDAYS: 6 A. M. TO 10 A.M.

eampaign promis-'s of congressmen to turn over a dew leaf iin return for their votes. In the larger centers of population where the Negro figures in the picture, the story is the s.'»me. Ft. Wayne, South Bend, Terrs Haute. Muncie, Anderson, Gary, Evansville and East Chicago jjll have been studiously reluctant to reward their colored friends Tvith little more than menial positions. Indianapolis and Marion county have come closer to a fair proportion on the basis of population ration, hut eve nthe state’s capitol falls far short in the matter of just recognition of colored voters.

ROY 1 WILMETH C0„ INC. , Indiana’s Largest Ford Dealers ) ^ 720 N. MERIDIAN C. T. Foxworthy, Mgr,

C.n.p. Will l gnin iinytliii g from the law suit that I have entered? Ans.: This case will not be settled f~r a long time and I believe that when it is settled there will be little if anything warded to you. The cat; has been pending for two years and should be settled as soon as possible.

313 INDIANA TERMINAL WARE HOUSE BRENT SPARKS, SALESMAN

RI. 8080

■j i rfR m ^ awn

IF YOU WANT

NTHUSIASM

JUST TALK TO A FRIEND WHO OWNS a NEW FORD

L.B.H.— My husband was strickfroni his neck to his toes with a I condition and I want you to tel! me 1 if he will ever gain control of nini- ! so|f? Ans.: It is my opinion that time , alone will be the means of your I hurband recovering from this unfortunate condition and although ; he will never be able to do heavy! work he will be able to get arcund 1 and enjoy himself. You will have to be the breadwinner for several ! years.

Tigers Have Four ((’intinned from Pago 7) ^rs wi]] tli<>n meet Morris Brown '’nF—o of AtHnla. Ga in the Bowl on Coliin ’ms Day. Fridav. October 1° Florida A. and M G'dlege of Tallahassee, will be the third team o he played in the Bowl. The Florida team will ceme to Tuskegee, on November D. The final home game for the Varsity will be with Wiley College of Marshall, Texas, and will be played on November 17. The Wiley game will lie Tuskegee ; home-coming occasion and it is expected that attendance records for this game will he broken ft will be remembered that Wiley defeated Tuskegee, 13 to 0, at Marshall last year. Plans are being made by students, teachers. Alumni and townspeople to celebrate the final Golde nTjge rhome game in a manner befitting the occasion.

Hear Rev. Womack at Phillips Temple Sunday preach Dillinger’s Funeral.

“SHIRTS”

ANTICIPATE YOUR NEEDS BUY NOW FOR XMAS!

WE DARE TO OFFER

900 New Shirts WHITE, BLUE, GREY, ^ 4 CHECKS, STRIPES, V| Iin

FIGURES

Hand Tailored Ties Assorted Colors & Styles For Men and Young Men,

25c&50c

Oneita Sweaters $1*95 MEN’S KNITED ZIPPER FRONT, BLUE, BROWN, & GREY

JOE WOLF’S

LINGERIE SHOP 105 W. 30th St. — TA. 4440 236 W. Walnut St. — RI.0069

T.W.— What is wrong with my ! auntie and what should be done about her sickness? Ans.: Your aunt is suffering from • breakdown. Move her from her home to your place and see that ihe gets the best of attention and plenty of rest for a few weeks and she will be well again. She worked too hard not to ever take a \acation.

CARS Our Biggest SALE of the Year

SALE OF STOVES BUY YOUR HEATER OR RANGE NOW AT REDUCED PRICES

Ask a friend — ask anybody — who owns a New Ford V-8 what he thinks about it. He’ll tell you it is the sweetest thing that ever rolled down a highway. And he’ll tell you he gets a new thrill every time he steps on the accelerator. Ask him how many miles he gets to the* gallon. Ask him how it feels to sail along at sixty or more. Ask him about the pickup, about how easy it parks, about the way it handles. Ask him what the wife or daughter thinks about the swanky style, the comfortable riding, the ease with which the steering wheel handles and the gears shift.

You’ll get the answers — the straight-from-the-shoulder facts. And they’ll point you to just one conclusion — you’ll want a New Ford V-8. And best of all, you can get any model you desire without delay. Your Ford dealer can give you PROMPT DELIVERY. See him. Ride in a New Ford V-8, let this car tell you its own story and BUY NQfV. • TUNE I IS/ Fred Waring and His Pernsylvanians every Sunday at 7:30, and every Thursday evening at 7:30 (C.S.T.), over any station of the Columbia chain.

There’s nothing like Adonis Calfskin for enduring wear and good looks. Note the handsome lines of this Freeman Shoe. It’s a style that hits a bull’seye on comfort, appearance and economy.

IF iT m S LESS THAN AN EiGHT* MV'S OVT-OF-HATk

18 E. Washington St.

Trade in your Old Heater o r Range for which a Good Allowance Will Be Made.

Parlor Heater

New and Rebuilt Heaters featured in the sale _ *10.95 to *28.50 Coal Ranges

Why Go Through Another Winter with an Old, Coalwasting Heater or Range, when you can buy a new, or used modern stove for as little as $1.00 weekly.

A Large Size Range with Warmng Closet, for Wood cr Coal. A Splendid Baking Range. ^1.00 weekly. S24.50 up

Now* is the time to buy! Take advantage of this sale and buy your heater or range now at record low prices. Buy early, while our stock is complete. A small deposit wil Ihold any stove for later delivery. No carrying charge. No Interest charge. Eosy Payments

Beaut.ful Parlor Heaters built for service and economy, enameled in grain walnut finish. Full cast iron inside units—utmost heating efficiency—A real buy. $16.50 up

See Our Display of New and Used Furniture

ROSNER FURNITURE CO.

USE YOUR

CREDIT

823 N. Senate Ave.

EASY TERMS

OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 P. M.

Price Ford ’32 V-8 tudor....$325 Ford ’32 V-8 fordor.... 365 Chev. ’33 4-dr. de luxe 495 Ford ’33 V-8 tudor.... 465 Ford ’32 V-8 coupe.... 345 Ford ’31 phaeton 195 Ford ’33 V-8 de luxe tudor 450 Ford ’33 V-8 de luxe coupe 445 Chevrolet ’32 del. cpe. 335 Studebaker ’33 coupe, rumble seat 495 Cord ’32 sport conv. coupe 495 Auburn ’31 sedan 345 Buick ’31 sport sedan. 425 Hudson ’31 coupe 345 Chrysler ’31 coupe 325 Olds ’31 sedan 325 Chevrolet ’33 coach... 445 Ford ’33 V-8 victoria.. 475 Chevrolet ’34 Master coach 545 Chev. ’33 de luxe ch... 425 Ford ’33 spt. cabriolet. 495 Willys ’33-77 4-dr. sed.. 295

1 »•!

Down $50 65 95 85 50 45

90 65

Ford Ford

Ford Ford

’31 *31

’31 ’29

G •’ iy

coupe 225 tudor 225

Ford ’30 roadster 165 Ford ’31 spt. coupe.... 195 Ford ’30 fordor 210

Victoria ,.... 250 tudor 125

’ord ’29 coupe 95 F mtinental ’33 sedan.. 375 ” udebaker ’28 sedan. 125 '’’hevrolet ’29 coupe... 145 Fhrysler ’30 coach 165 Wolverine ’27 sedan... 125 Marmon ’29 sedan...... 95 Buick *30 sedan 285 DeSoto sedan 395 Franklin ’30 spt. cpe... 395 Cadillac spt. phaeton.. 195 Packard sed., 7-pass., 195

Pierce-Arrow sports

roadster 125

Lincoln custom built

sedan 195 Chrysler ’28 spt. rdst.. 95

125 75 100 75 75 75 90 75 100 75 100 75 50 50 40 45 50 60 30 25 75 30 35 40 35 25 75 95 95 50 50

/

TRUCKS

Price Down

Chev. *33 157, CC $495 $125 Ford ’29 stake '... 125 30 Ford ’29 panel 125 30 International ’29 stake 95 25 Chev. ’31 stake, 157-in. 295 75 Ford ’29 pick-up 95 25 Ford '34 pick-up 445 95 Ford *31 pick-up .-.-.-rv» 225 50 Ford ’29 sed. del...rn-r 125 30 Ford ’32 panel .. . r.-«-r. 345 75 Ford *33 panel ....v-rr. 445 125 Ford ’31 sed. del...-.-r.. 245 90

LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ROY WILMETH * CO., INC. k Indiana’s Largest * Ford Dealers 720 N. MERIDIAN C. T. Fox worthy, Mgr,

t