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DENTIST FIGHTS
BAN ON NEGROES'
IN NEW ORLEANS.
NV* Urbans tANPt Dr. An
drew .5. McDonald. New Orleans
tinnli»t. nationally famous for j),
Woodless extra* tion of T«■ • TTt and
• d«moastrati<>nn oit Negroes and
jwhisea alike In many metropolitan
Cities, last week filed suit in th"
Civil District court here, alleging
that the officers of the New Or
Jeans Dental society are conspiring
to oust him from his; post as- s*' -
rotary of the organization because
he refused to sign "‘a jitn crow re
fjolntior." whi< it digoriminsted
attains’ Negroes long engaged in
the practice of dentistry wither*
a license in Louisiana.
N-Natr.ed as defendants were lira.
Karl L Douglas. Percy I*. Crcuzo?
and Dr E. T. M. Devore president
nf tjje Pelican State Dental asoci
ation. who have heel- asked to ar
pear in court and show cause whv
an iftjiinhrlon should net he issued
to restrain them from (."frying oni
their intention*.
The resolution was alleged to
haves requested den? iris t'.» report
men engaged in practicing dentis
try -.vitisoir a !b eus- Dr. McDon
ald related that the principle in
volved was far more import an’
than ..siguning of the resolution
Ho raid.if. ! hs was uot opposed
to »ign!ris the resolution as resrafds
• i Uih.-•- of deni ittr-j hut th
was fully oognlzant of :h.> fa. th..-'
the Slate Board of Dentistry lirul
lices s'd Aime men who had prac
ticed dentist. •• over .1 long period
of ijiiie and ho an no reason vhv
the board should not extend to Ne
groes a similar credit
CROSS BURNS IN L.
i-s Angeles sANP) Pro-Klsn
ser-tur-ents, were expressed against
twe .vorrs&p here in Los Angeles
la--. week. A cross was burr.ed on
th* law.i of the property of M s
Einnif Chase a white woman, woo
registered her property for sale
with a Negro agent. A Negro, ivi
dtav . Mrs. Arthur Cole, was threa
tened by whites because she rent
ed .m apartment to a mixed couple
M-: Chase told police she found
ft cross burning in her yard after
Fie oDOTs learned she had engaged
B O. Slaughter, a Negro as her
real est.-n* agent, and that she
might s-11 her home to a Negro.
Ths lowest pm e bike is not a!.
w..vs the cheapen! See ours be
fo; * you buy. Just received ship
’ r*t of !9 Cushman Scooters —
s-’-’l to #425. .See them at
McDaniel’s
2bS PERSON ST.
DIAL 274
• PARDON ME
fiQT*%w)' 1 PLEASE BUT
¥ | AN IDEA JUST
STRUCK ME
■ m Let My B^r
*> Sell Hie Carolinian j
For Hibi Vacation Vlane* S
I —~ nnir.mrrirM^Bw aMM , ww> , IMW i iwi in nu h m , _
NAL Championship
To Baltimore With
Giants In Spotlight
Chicago, iii. (Sjiecktl) Two
lean *>f Giants tli»- t ah
. American Giants and the Baltimore
Biite Giants - will open play fo r
the Negro world's championship u"t
Friday. Sept Id in Baltimore.
The two clubs tiuanlu-d for the
Ix-st of even-Mine .series by win
nine the championship? in then
. respective divisions in the Nem o
Ante; it atr la-nffuc.
The Baltimore KMt <■ Giant.- had
easy sailing in the Eastern section,
taking both half-season titles. Tb
Chicago American Giants w-r
--nosed out by the Kansas City Mon
archy fey one game for tfi< first
half crown in the Western Divi
sion. hut came hack with a fas'
finish to giai- cond half In . •
thus enabling tiic Cliivaco e.u: ; ■
gain the *-mi fitiitl scries of the
playoffs
Owner Toro Baird of the Mori
ar«hs. h(iw.-v , .villi.-’ -ew his
• from the VV-steru Division best of
five-gate,- serir- b; ■ tus.- of injn>
Jes in -ey.-ra! >f hi -tar players
asnl -i'd- to !<t: fa • t that a major
league efuh h d mrchnsf-d
two of hts Cer cais To-- Mui
arch- wlfTsdra w;G niGh-Ai the
Okuus m step into (he fin;!) round
. withonl throwing Tali
No semi-final series, wr; hocps
-ary in the. Easf-rr. Pi vis ton stnt
the BpiHmcV'- ink. ai PJII h,!‘b li.ti
sea-on tifie
Second gam*- off h ides =< ais
t so»- Baltic.■ l. Sunday S- •*.
1? with the thfrd game set for
Ri< htnotni V.i on Monday .v Sep’
19. Then lb r : s pe c? info Chi
• cage sot tin sours; y.une at Com-
Iskey Park h<- :. Tim,-Try njgh’
Scut. 22
Other dab -for th.- romainitt;
three giimt if t hoy’ll lv new
s's rv. pro »m> ivckig worked >n iyc
the club's two owners Fmc- t.-oC
teems, as weli j. mo of :be ot b.
'members in <h- Negro American
League, use the .ninor and major
long no narky its extremely diffi
ciiit so set .late? for tlif •>>'• un*
world's chainnionshlp .i* 11 1 - t-atr-A
who ordinarily olav Li those pnri,;
are also engaged in playoffs or are
“tin playing out the- r -ular sche
dule.
WAKE FARMERS
TO ATTEND WEED
DEMONSTRATION
Woke County Neg o furimrs in
four d'fferent section? of the coin
ty will wit-no? tobacco grading and
marketing demonstrations Wednes
day and Thursday of ibis week.
Beginning at lfltdO o’clock Wed
nesday morning farmers win see
» demonstration on the farm of
Romas «Boy» l>um. In the RnP>«-
vtile Community. Route 2. Wake
For ■■-tt: .loft ..' bit ,>'cii-ck on the
farm -if Cleveland Rogers of the
Riiev Hi.M vonmuaity. R <-,i?
Went! ell.
On Thursday morning at 10:00
the demonstration will he riven on
the farn. of c X. ((~hrti) MeCul
lore oi the \> 1 -.-. Hill Ootimiunit v.
Rout"' 1 \p»>X . :!’i i it al the
farm of Odis Nintti o in the Fuunay
Springs Cormttnity Route 1 Holly
Holly Springs
•tones E Jeffries Tobiter- IJ fu\
u»e md Marketing Specialist with
the Tobacco Brunch of the- TTjjtDA,
a ill iv" T'nt doniori-; ration hjv
W c Davenport Negro Countv
AjM!t and E. E. Evans. Assist.m
LIBERIANS HULD
FLAG BAY RITES
Monrovia. Liberia i.\NP> Th--
pciip'e of Ldeyia ohsorved Aits;
ss Flag day in .•oirm.oimiration of
th.- fit at jyiw-tian flag designed I.)
Hi ;r 'lV.hsc. the n.itioti’s firs?
-e.-r-- I sir y (it state and the editor of
'ln nations first newspaper. The
Afri. ii; L*uniiuar>
Citizens observed Children .
day in Liberia. Combined programs
for ihe big day included talks and
a parade A scheduled sport a pro
tram in Monrovia, was postponed
!-,-(:tiis;c of ins lent* nt weather. Oth-,
ci features of the day included tin
greuudbrcjking .-xercises for two
pH-hli-'- hnildlnoa. the Capitol and
ike Law courts
.I.troli Browne amt Dr. Dor is
Itaiik.s-HenriCci spoke at the Mon
rovtii program. More than t'.Ofcl
‘■ii*--! (Ik Wren paraiied in a. gala
festival
Cr- • idem William V. > r«ibtnau
htaded the ii-r of speakers a?
She exerci-.es Benjamin Freeman,
-a .’n- i- -.l' tho house, and Anth mv
Barclay, acting chic; juste.of 1C
. ga m remarks and Bishop
B"avid Harris Brotestant Kpls-o
t il Cioirch mid Bishop Willis J.
King. Methodist Kniscopal Charcii.
offer “<1 prayers Bishop Can-v
Gibb--, .A ‘IK Chitr-c.h. pronounced
the bwrjcla t ii-r;.
TO I SE REGIONAL
PLAN TO PROVIDK
M RSE TRAIMNO
KNOXVILLE Tci-n. .ANP>
The city -of Knoxville v.-iii .(tdizo
the Sou’.hern Regional plan for td-.
i- ion to pt.rie nurse training
f(-r Negrt women wi-hout sending •
them to the city’s senool at Gtncral;
Hospital
Under the regional plan Knox
ville will pay for 20 colored stu- ;
dents to attend the nursing school
at Meharry M; dical College 200
miles away
Negroes; for the past few v-eurs
continually had complained against
the city hospital winch refused to
'train c<-lortd students in the field;
•Os nursing. Th- current plan is the ;
result of an agreement between the
hospital authirltii; on on- hand
and the Nero side ied by the Rev
W T Crutcher and Dr J H. CL. t
on the other
PERSONALS
By MRS ROBBIE BRIGHT
Mrs. Olivia Malloy Hubbard has
: returned from Tallahassee Fin. and
is now spending sometime with he
granom ther. .V*. M.nnit- Holli
day of Wilmington Road
M'S. Maud Bry.nt Range nf
Philadelphia. Pa ioimerlv of pay
etttvi!lr was gues f her coststf:.
Mr-'. Rut'r.. i '-.stop o. r M lore S r
Boland C Irving of ißrtiord.
C otm lifts returned t<> his h‘‘n»F
af'tr ?pt; ding sometime with hit
friends. Mas !. s-i.? Baldwin and
■ sister Mr- •>-•:- . Bro. ks of Van
Story St.
Charles Anderson of Campbell!
Ave. it ft thbs week to join the stu
dent .-.slv of A. art T. Coilese. !
Wc wish run much . u : ess.
Msss Wiliie S.i,ni.>io i has return
ed to Mount Qi.-■ v where she as 1
[••Re of the teachers <>\ Carverj
. School
* e . u: r.oe o 10:.. at; . 1 Csa.p
j’oeii Ave. bus returned to Plymouth.;
. N C to resume ba r work as she.
|is a mem be cot tn.- iacvUy u the I
.-■chord there.
7-7--. fro c«.nnty \geni oi t •->♦> Sr.t:.' !
i i r-.iog** Extension Service.
All farmers are avited > vis
; one or roe other of tuane d -mon
j St:ration;!.
October t-iS vo. i>c<-;i .ircuduimetl
■by pn-sioifit Truman a;. Fir?? Pie
/cotton vVwK
t a >i,IN(. AN - Saturday Sei)tewh<.»r J 7. UN'S
I IT HAPPENED
jjN NEW YORK
BV GLADYS I*. GRAHAM
\C\V , RK ■ AN)’!
rt.’in- mi, the much di>-:usse«t silt
: per, is still apj'ow Dig on the front,
nag- • of in Out of tie- irit-i ro-poli'an
daiU’.'H t.s p* rtups the most imj. -r
--tani 'cpis is the now.-; A f* : w «e v
' angles d« f the horizon of tlie Rob*-
-on case In New York ‘his week
The v- 1 1 1 ran j- sub-ni s of Shank-
I Vil'-tge. Hocklatld count ry have a ;
: 'anged a sp-cial rullj for i.hi- it iri
tone Shanks Village, a former
Army ('.imp h Figlerai property
The village is also the Janos( stu
d-nt veteran housin'; in *be coun
try. with some 5.000 resi-leni s •(
Colurooi-i and other N* w Y.» k .*<>!-
Icyps Robegon did t>■■ go r * Ai xi
ro City to attend tti.- p -.,■■■
fcrensi as planned Mrs. Robeson
nt.-sv serve as a substitute.
'DR t LKTCHER RPRKARHEADS
Dr T. Thomas Fletcln-t. flmv
back to New York tc he on hand
as gu.:M ».poaker for the d"-b>n <>''
(he public service scries of "Afri; in
Dr-inlon." a new journal of Afr- ,n
Affairs. Giles; -l;u s ;ir- tt k I. i r
rv Etrsfclne Chaffin. Rpringf ii-Ut.
M»ss.. artist. J;,ni*-s Thiohoss
! craftsman, and Louis Kemp Dr
Fletcher, a specialist in oriental
off a ire and literature is the in- m
. Miastr'r <if the Medliane-Aleni
.it: Addis Ababa. Ethiopia. Tin
Bnited ivliip a! Lift- Ir.auranc.* attdi
) tori tun is cxpicred to he packed
for the R'ept 1C event.
ISRAEL WOMEN BATTLE
Israel is in Lie news and much
is being Muted I><>ut c-ondß ions in
rlie <-ountry by Bad-.-r; who h.iv
r- i eitt'y re?an.cil so N ■ - Yni-k
Mrs. Israel Goldstein. pr<. ideof of
• Bioii.-rtr Women. --tated tha> the
»-«»men to Israel are ba’Dinu •
■ thtiiio. c-'iual rights. The i ai ry-nvc •
frejn the old Talmudic laws is said
•o a factor in keeping mab s r.i
. do;n(na! iag :><> '■ ion-.
Predict 3-V/ay Union
For 1950 Campaign
Chicago 1A NPI - T . firs
move in a national poll!;cal f:gh?
to be waged f.y an alliantv coo
nosed of thru--, powerful groups
organized labor, the farm?»rs on i
the st i- ■; v.v made Labor do
i evening et a dinner staged by La
■ herb leaeue for Politic-il •■(ho-a.
; in the grand ballroom ->f the Sic ;
man hotel here.
Speaking for the various grout.?
: reprusen’■-1 were' c. b Seereia--
,of Agriculture. Charles F Brarnrin
’f'ong. Wiiiani LI. D.. ••• >m. tb.nl-':'
teader of Negro lemo/tratic force •
and Charles Macgowan. vir-- presi
dent AnuM'ican F'lera'ion of f
hor.
Macsowati. -showed how o
inters, workers and imnorif. group
had won a potifi?'al v,. -orv .v
; .Noyetnlier when hoy le.-t ■ ! Prc.-b
! dent Tvnitian only to sc. b .
**d away h; "the apo ales of stre-t
and reaction in "Other,
who spoke were Sen. Paul RontSu
To'-;* oh D. Ken-nan. nations'- Hr*
: tor LLPE. Mayor Ma; bti H. K>
i neiiy. Rep. S. Marion Riley .1
I anil form*ti Mayor Edward .( Ke!H
Seey. Bran nan ti<)i!i:»d t
i strength d -t- -ycd bv {•- oun'•:
, workers in :;•»* y -a! iti<iu«trio'
! confers the aitnost. solid
vote ond the farttiers. a!! ->’ bo "
|he said, realized (hat th-dr l«-
i i-iterests lay in f-.-liow •...' ! t>..
!li*rht.ened isKislativo :• ,n. - . j.
| a ted l*y former Ptesideor
and eoid.!-,r.,-i by r . ;.j.. -r r ,
man.
I •T.asf full -a- -v - .
rory for the pee! H .u ati
("Our f>i :!0e... >r**s*>nt«tiv?*--
j fro*n Hk- oorth I *• ; t aid—: bv
a few Rerotbih-u - It r
i the group of t o n R •aubbru:
:und southern T>ixioorat.s. has b
! f7.it etl cavil rich'- sa-oport*-.! tb
1 7aC Hart!* V . w iv.rm : -b.-i
: ir.t<>rest. a.od eOTr:i>tae f to tbobt
j FOR FUEL OIL CALL
j D. K. TAYLOR j
Wholesale Dealer Esso Products
I 1411 OraiMfe 3t Faverteviile, M. C Plmv*« Si'oo
( GO GREGORY oKLKS SCii.O’iD
A. drive will L- ■:
week for fCejicii i .;- i’,.(Neigh
borhood li'cis - i h- nix >f
which if oryi; Greg-tv - ex ,u?iv
riir.-cter. I.> ■;" i- na - ,p
and tin- size of , :: ,i . hava
declined. roaihs? il for v i;
work through Tli.i,’’: , ay to ,
id a" ihe i.llii pa i ■; •. ’c ;i Ml
<;rea. >r.'. is a- -s kn ,i ~ ts
the form.-r dire. : ■ ,f tor lent
Bovs. Club
MRS. V D ft ILLS
Racial bias must -•» aceordisß?
to Mrs. Kiuiik., ) Lnosevidt,
chairman of the C.V # ■
Hum.in Roth ~ , is
to be won, Me T n ired Se.i k-'s nnis
develop .spiritual ■ a.T.iHi.m and
enthusiasm t . ir .1 inoriti ■
equal to tha; pmt'e-se-i by the Ru
slans in then -•• : 1 1 u-or l
in# to tin- I'M of- T : - state
niOli 1 w;is r; i 1 , :.,;>nti;J Ur,
Versify w!|.-( •• a -ar-uip Amcrl
can and foreign ■->I -1 - -;,' .•- hiv -
been studying ss-an- of mproving
education foi No r,--s s -veil o ,
other edueationai groups.
LOGKLE AND XML SON -N CONF.
The Confevenc on s. iep,-.- fig;
osophv oiid Religion, which "on
vened last week o? {V.unibia. too?;
n alike at bias The grown meet
ing in ts t'ith conferee’--- had o ;
its fi-ph l . "Reiitioti in it - K-iuf.ou
i the I>< 111 (>;f-■ 'V i a' hi ■
Dr. Ala.lie Locke iml >r \V:n.
r.t'lil! ’ Nelson. I tot i i <l> Howard ! ">-
v.-rsity stressed the mi»a>- -nient
of civlito'ion through lugiter *• • t-■
cat ion. and the impv<»vernent of in
K-rgroJtl* ; : t i , 1.--..
Joe Loui-; Is the gu-'-sf afar o
the Joe DiMogglo • le. x " which
C.UIH-S OH yy. r-( Its. Sat c v. >(-;•
tembci 17 at 10 A M Fi>T
Fr ’ O'Neal has gone L'-wirv
>Tis ('romribution. The \--gro .in
th(- current I tit erg: , t Rev *w
erv measure bts d t > ud or
comm'in ram'.
Cons. Dawson 'v'>o b id '•.. ;■>•
leetcd by b- n • ■ He-!, . i- *
delegat inn tub op' !: :0 I) tt-;..
alt hough rno.'t -o' Kibio: in
vn-ssinen were a! the speaker’.?
ttible. gave i si i-iti r : r add''.;
whi' b von iiuu .
“The b.i!.t|-> etbo-u oios.. wh?>
fiyht for ! *l- f u ■• 1 -a 1 1 out
property rights .s 'h»s
vvli<* fight for ugh ■ >n
- today us never lK*f*-.r*. “ Dow
son ••Million.- of Kd! ir? u <o*‘ if
yi-arly by vc-t-'d ititu . sis t; /ing
- to shape the results of ijolPi -Jl
i rests with M>e people. Th ■ favor-J
few have the dolhtrs but the work
iitg j • <:p!<- haw the ballot (7iai
ial ha- the dollars but labor ha?
the people. Idoliars ■ an’t vdo Sue
people ■ att I’ - ; ibor - toil 1 ■- >1 (-M‘-
ttvjdy and yours md mb— indt
Vldiluis tub sec 'l. : >he rut bolls ilt i
ntilliehs of work Mi?: p-oh- wiMi
> out io-.-0-trd U, n.n ion ilii *► or
religion regdster ami v >•<•.
- . Exp-rir-o-rds j: . . ■ •.
- |- ■. ([! t
f z>ll yrOW'.'l’b • ; y ’’H’ ; :.j ’ ;!• > *., ■ 'il'-t .
from -iu.st.-o: * ,r.-a -n 2 ’ ,
tied f ■ ins cl- bo- ! S. D‘-
Vul .f atirlc-v -o - a -
increased as r\l is b ;.j ‘ > - ’Sri
leaves. -. .v- s. -.M How os * r - - -
S! I!m RiKI. TOD4V.