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FARMERS UNION PRESENTS SIX POINT PROGRAM TO REP. CONVENTION Philadelphia, Pa., (FR) Pres enting the statement of the Nat ional Farmers Union to the Reso lutions Committee of the Republi can Convention, President John Vesecky outlined a six-point pro gram for the preservation of tho family-sized farms. "We believe that in a country such as ours dit is a disgrace and a crime to compel any class of our citizens to supply the necessities of life to other classes at less than parity or the cost of producing such necessities,” said Mr. Ves ONE HORSE STORE W. L. Parsley, Prup, WE. 0567 2851 Grant H-M Buffet Hi<] A. }4th SI JA. 885? first Chili in Town Liquors, Lunches ft fieer I I you As you sip a bottle of 7-Up, read the new label. You will find this statement: “The ‘Fresh Up* Drink contains car bonated water, sugar, citric acid, lithium and sodium citrates, flavor . derived from lemon and lime oils.*' These fine JM ingredients are your as IfJ surance. They are the strongest reason why 7-Up likes you! sPr ~ ° u yj • w * u • • • • ecky. ‘‘Our farm program should bo so amended as to givp our far mers their fair phare of the nat ional income and, a8 far ap poss ible, to do this without recourse to annual appropriations.” The 8ix point program called for 1. Rehabilitation of down and out farmers, strengthening of the Farm Security Administration With ample funds for the tenant purchase division. 2. Deht-adjustment and refin ancing. 3. Income Certificate Domestic Allotment Plan legislation. 4 Extension of surplus removal program. 5 Fullest asistance to our far mers. .especially the low-income farmers for building sound coop eratives. . Anti-war; ' opposed to sending our boys across the ocean to fight in foreign wars.” U,e added that ‘ any workable plan of national defense must take into consideration the necessity of giving our people security in di'dr homes and in the excrete of their j rights and privileges as Ameri.an citizens.” ”We do nott believe it it is necessary nor good pel icy to curtail needed assistance to tho poor and under-privileged on our farms and in our cities in or der to make more money available for armaments.” “The American farmer is, as a rule, ready to defend his home and country with his life,’’ said Mr. Vesecky, "lnit the homes and coun try musH be ours to defend and to enjoy.” MAPLE STREET HARDWARE —24th & Maple— SCREEN WIRE NEW SCREENS REPAIRED JACKSON 0288 FIDELITY STORAGE & VAN CO. Local and I>ong Distance MOVING 1107 Howard, W. W. Holler, Mgr MfTm"TBTT7TTWT!^l id I | am 11 * I t f 1 a k^| U .1 t a I i IB f I Vi Men’s Suits $2 95; IllJj Over-coato $160; Indies Shoes 60 cents. Hats 69 cents. Many other ow priced IX)GUE. Send name one cent postcard. Write today CROWN CO., 164-M Monroe St., N. Y. City A Word to the Wives... CHEAP ELECTRICITY ' MEANS COOLER KITCHENS 4 There'3 really cool cock ing comfort in every ^ home where meals aro ** prepared electrically! Electric cookery gives • you time out to enjoy life and flameless electric { heat is cool and fast and clean! The cost of doing all your housework is just a few cents a day . . . the modern electric way! Your electric rates have been consistently reduced by the Nebraska Power Company ... for more than fifty years a Pioneer in Cheap Electricity. live wtot tfeil&i"' ELECTRICITY IS SEE YOUR DEALER OR THE NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY FATHER HINES BOOGIES FOR TROPIC CAST Wh "Kather’' Hines vi iU.d the Tropical Gardens of the , American Negro Exposition at the Chicago Coliseum last week where j the sensational new regue, “Trop ics After Dark,” is being present ed, he sat down at the piano and pluyed his recent record hit ‘‘Boo " - . ■■ ■■■■:- taw&asa gie Woogie on the St. Louis Blu es,” while the entire cast of prin ciples looked on. Included in the picture are Pork Chops Patterson, Dick Montgomery, Pops and Lour ie, Evelyn Landry. Jeannette Gri der, “Sweetie Pie” DeHart, Foster iJohnson, Walter Fuller of the Hin es band, Mitzi Mitchell and Ruble Blakey. Pointing toward the iv ory tickler is Teddy Blackman, pro ducer of the show, while seated on the bench with Hines is Kathleen Day. OPEN INVITATION— July 20. 1940 Dear Parents and Friends, The director and teaching staff of Woodson Center’ Vacation School invite you to attend the fourteenth Annual Closing Pro gram and Exhibit on Friday even ing, July 20, 1940. Articles made in the different classes of the school will be on dis play at the Center’s building, 3009 R Street. They may b*‘ seen from five until seven o’clock as well as afteil the program at Bethel chur'ch which begins at eight o’clock. Classes of the school have held in the Bethel and Mount Olive church (across the street and ar ound the codner) also, in ou small building and yard. The fine spirit of ou- neighboring churches and community at targe still con tribute much to the success of our program. 7 children between the ages of 6 and 14 years of age, were enrolled in the 12 different classes of the school, with an av erage daily attendance of 5 k Our regular staff and seven part time volnteers have carried the work of the school and the play ground. Children of the school will enjoy a picnic Monday July 29th leaving the Centep at 10 a. m. Parents are urged to enjoy this cutting with us. Children under 10 years of age must be accompanied by parents o" relative eighteen years or oldep. Teachers of the school are; Mrs. Alyco Wilson. Mrs. E. M. Taylor, Rev. G. W. Hubbard, Mrs. Gert rude Janies, Mrs. M. Washington, Mr. Lee Moffat, Miss Annie Frank lin, Miss Enrnra Curtis, Miss Ed na Blaiir. Miss Loretta Agee, and Mrs. M. L. Rhone, Director of the School. z uuiiiiiiiiuiuiiiuii!iiiiiiiiuiuk.tiiiii)iimiiiiiiiiimiimiiiuiii.i!!iiiiiuiiiimuiimmi «■———■ ■■'■ — i ■ — - — —■> BILL’S LOAN BANK & MERCHANDISE —Store— Confidential Loans at Reasonable Rates Unredeemed Quality Merchandise at a Great Reduction. Up--to-date Clothing. Dry Goods, Ladies Ready to Wear Milline"*, Hosiery, Blank ets, Shoes for the Entire Family. 1804 N. 24th St. Tel. WE. 1369 RllllllllllllllllUIIIIHillllllllM Hiram E. Jackson, Jr„ of Spring field, 111., ig shown woiking on tha mural painting which, along with 34 photographs, comprises a pan el which represents Lincoln Uni versity of Missouri at the Amer ican Negro Exposition, July 4- to September 2, in Chicago. 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