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nil CJUtOUVA TDUB SATURDAY JUNE 8. 1*S7 mmmissssJirzm North CafollDrMedtciilt Dental and Pharmacenticai Assoctatton Raleigh, N. C: ItSS f: Jim Crow, Segregation " » ^ Banned By White Youth GEOROIAN GETS HIGHEST MARK IN CIVIL SERVICE E^CAMJBUT IS OVERLOOKED WHEN appointments ARE made TULSA, Okla., June 3—'(Afi- P)__«I fear I am not the hope of my parents,' declared Peter Kamitchis, white Oklahoma City tJnivfersity student, when he 'ad dressed the Saturday morning session of the First Annual State Yonth Covmcil of the NAAfP, The sessiins were held in t) e. Vernon c'Chapel AME church, with Mrs. Cernoria Jol nson pre- •idingr. 4“My parents are always say ing that youth u the hope of the future, buto I know* wl*'n my pa rents utter that remark they mean it is their hope tlht I will walk in the path in which tley hav^ walked and will do the same things that they have dune. “Thtir hope is that I will ac cept the standards they have set and tiat l.will accept their ideals and nptionis abmit thirtgai but I will not walk in the (path of se gregation, -Jim Crowism and race hate, in this respect; in propor- Equality,” the twenty-two year old Oklahoma City lad made a fine impression upon hH audi tors. He ipointed out that ^ie bud- ject should 'be revamped to aay (‘‘Dbe*s Humat^^ Want Equal- i^?” it is not a problem for Negroes alone; white people who fail to havg negpeci for Negroes as IKiman beings ar« unwittingly giving eXipreaaion to^a tf|>e of infA-iority, said the jl^unc msn. At the close of Kamitchis’ ad dress, Paul Stauffer, Tuka white youth made some very interest ing observations regarding hi* ideas of equality. He said that th,e idea of racial inferiority was a myth. ^ More than one hundred youths coming frohj all over Oklahoma joined in the discussion during the day. One of the interesting sub ject diseussed- at the afternoon session was; “Do Negroes endorse Jim tion as I see all people as human ■ Crow and Segregation when they beings entitled to respect, defer-1 voluntarily attend Jim Cro\T ence and equality, I will not be theatres and other public places tWe hope that my father has for where special seats ar^ provided, the future, “Kamitchis declared 1 Proper «ducational "trends and Speaking from the subject Vocational .Oportunities were al “Do«s Negro Youth Really Went so stressed inr'-i? ressions. GOT RESULTS BIGCER-B ETTER ft m A c 0 *€V K€FP.€SHW A NICKEL DRINKiWOATU'A DIME NORTH CAROILNA DURHAM COUNTY ' TRUSTEE SAiiE pP LAND UNDER AND iBIY VIRTUE o£ the power conferred up*on ths Trustee in a certain deed of trust executed iby John Herbert McNeiar''wd wife,^ Oretta ifc- Neal and dated April 29tll, 1931, and dulip recorded in the Ofiice of the Register of Deeds for Durham County in Book of Mor tgages 203, at page 13; default having ibeen made in the pay ment of the saniM, tite under- signed Trustee will offer for sale at* public ^ auction at the Courthouse dtoor in Durham, N. C., to the highest bidder for cash, on ' ' FRIDAY, JULY 2nd, 1937 at 12 o’clock Noon,. the following described land, to- wit:' - BEGINNING at a stake on the west side of F'argto Street (For- m.erly Fowler Street) 100 feet S 21 degs.'^go' W from the south^ west intersection *of Saxter and Fargo Streets; tlwnce with th« western property line of Fargo Street, South 21 degs. 20’ WelRt rti feet; thence North 69 dag. 07 (West 83.5 feet to the south* west~Trorner of No. 3, map hereinafter referred to; thenco with the eastern line of Lot No. 3, North 21 deg. &5’ Baft 50 feet; tl»ence' South 09 | d^. 05' East 83.0 feet to the toint, of begin- ing. Same being 'Lot No. 4 of the N. C. Mutual Life Insurance BIG 4 SHOE SHOP 111 s. MANGUM ST, I PHONE J-2671- ^ SHOES CAL'LE^ POR AND DELIVERED "WATCH THE BLUE FRONT’ REPAIRS DONE BY EXPERT W09KMEN . JAMES ALSTON, ncoprletw ACCIDENT "HOSl*iTAL INSURANCE SICKNESS FIDELITY BAIL SURETY BQWS Dai nan. MIITHERN FIDEIJLT MliTM INSURANCE COMPANY THE ONLY CASUALTY COMFAIfY CHARTIMEtt Of NOR-m CAROLINA Nortt CareliM , FRANK R. CROSSWAITH, general organizer of the Inter national JLadies’ Garment, Woik- ers’ Union, and Chairman of ths: Negro Labor Committee, 312 W. 125th street, N«w York City who got results after a speech before the annual convention of the ILGW in Atlantic City re cently, wHen that body pas^^J resolutions supporting the Gava- gan anti-lynching bilU* which Mr. Crosswaith wrote,: demanded the freedom of the niovemerit to or ganize Negro labor. Mr. ^ jCros.s- ^aith long Jiaa^beien a prominent. flgQrc in the ranks fT. organised labor. . , (Calvin Service) AUGtreTA, Ga., NP)—^^Alk)iough J. VV. Wallacis, a promineldt resident here, madt an-average of ■ 98 per cent in a recent Civil Ser^ce exam for postal cletrk, the highest mark made in tKe test—which automa tically should have pltce',1 him first on the list of eligibles for appointment — he learned last week to his surprise tl ot several white eliifiibles, whose , examina tion njaijks were below his, had been aippointed clerks. Wallace said this week that local postal officials haye ar'vis- I ed him to' accept a position as 'letter carrier, but ' he refused, ’stating that he took tHe Exam for postal clerk and that is the position he wants. There are a number of colored carriers here, but no colored postal tTerks havij been appointed in more than 15 years. The local branch NAACP ■legal'I'e'dresa committee, headed by S. L. Mcloy las began action on the case. Wallace, - “overlooked” as an eligible only because of his color, is a graduate IPf -Benedict Col lege, vice president of the local NAACP; president of the Com- "munity Forum "and of the* Rich mond County TeacWrs’ Assodiu- tioB; vice principal of the SitasI Floyd Junior High school and assistant edittor of a local news- j paper. His frjends are solidly be-' hind bim iji his ftghlt for justice. | EDDIE GORDON HITS RACE HATRED, HAILS LABOR 4 AGAINST JIM CROW Piish Plans For First Unit Of Carver Laboratories At Tuskegee Institute TUSKEGEE Institute, Ala., June 3—(ANP)-—Plans afe be ing pushed here*»for the establii;- ment of the Carver Creative Re- seorch La.boratories," th^ "proposal HON. DAVID DUBINSKY, president fo the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Unio;,, 3 West 16th street, New Yotk Ciiy, ^ho declared in a speech at the twenty-tl^rd convention of the union at Atlantic City, N, J recently: “In our Union, no.^dis- tion is made between color, creed or nafcionality--We have'organi- zations in the South and splendid organizations,/too. We are wag ing a fine battle there in which our ^ membership is confronted with many difficulties. I am giad to inform you that while it mighi have taken us a little time and we did not want to impose any thing that might caus6 irritation wihtin our movei|ttent, and, there fore, we were I moving slowly, step .by step, we have good news organized under the' banner cf the Internationally. There are nearly 300,000 members- in the ILGWU, and,about 9,(300 colo- vcd. It is a CIO union. (CS) calling for construction of ' tlo Laboratories by units, so as to mimimize the inital cost and get the work under way as soon a:! possible. Accordinjf to - the pin- sent plan, "the units'’will be con- from Atlanta tWt.the colored structed as financial • assi»tan(;e people in our trades *^are being. _is made available, | special em phasis being placed on the nettis- sity .of starting tle first unit im mediately so that Dr. Cai"ver’.- experiments and scientific con tributions may continue, thu' improving the economic and edu cational welfare of the South and nation. Tusltege*. Institute, it is point- ; oiit, is the . logical locale ior ti^e laboratories because of Dr. Carver's 40 years’ esnhecion with the Institute, because of the school’s geographical location and ‘ because ti ^ In.Hitute* edu cational ■ policy, traditions anti fThysical plant pro%'id» a jetting Coatinued on page eight lOOK! BIO MONEY FOR YOU! Here'S Your Big Chance to Make Qwdi Money—Be Agent fer SWEET GEORGIA mWH Hair Dressmg, Bleach Creaim 300 Prodwts. Wt Ea^i Do you need Money? Do you wish for the ^ood things that Money would buy to make you h^py? 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Same 'being a portion of tl - pro^rty conveyed to Sam Bar bee toy Robert Holloway in dead dated December 29th, '1901, corded in 'ESook 29 of Deads, at pagA 339i feurther reference is made to ^^rusteerjPsed from E. R. Merrick, Trustee to R. N. Harris, duly of record, Durham. County Registry, Book of Deeds 93, at page 633. Also sse deed fj-om R. N. Harris and wife, to N. C. Mutual Life InsuraneP Company, Book of Deeds 9l> page 632. j THIS SALE is to remain open SPORTS DRIVE NEW YORK, May 3— (CNA) —Race hatred would disappear- “if those peoiple responsible for inciting' it would cease their vici ous activities,” Eddie Gordon, famous^ Negro track star and 1932 Olympic champion, declar es in 9«^ai^ed aftide' in the Sun day Worker. The former- Iowa University star pillories the Nazi regime in Germany, with its “phony racial ‘superiority’ theo^ ries,” as one of the worst of fenders in tXe organized ' propa- g^tion x)f race hatred. ^ • • for ten days to receive increase ibids, as required by law. #HIS PROPERTY is sold at the request of the holder of said note. Datad; tl'ls 31st day of May, 1937. E. R. MER:RICK, Trustee M. HUGH THOMPSON. ■ • Attorney LlOK^ SWEET HOM| , , . it is one of tife most ■ ■ po«?*«oiu ypu have. ' » yoo doat own your home, plan to buy one now. yw mohey^to pay for one. or to make a WBWtwtial pa)ffneiit on one. SIAJIT SAVINS RESULARLY NOW * W« W*l«om« Yeqi Bokiag Budnot I Dnrham Farmeis Bank Raleigh WILL YOUR CHILD RECEIVE A COLLEGE EDUCATION Thif quMtion hot, b««n onswerad for rii« paranft of child pkfur«i abovf. A North Carelino Mutuol Edycotionol PdMcy has provided tha funh for hit coNb§« cBriBr. - ■* . ThB prohibiii of Bdveatlng ehildr«n It mb thol will -foca avaiy porant- K'toBMBr Bf latar. -Thoufhtfal poranfft"M^lizB that child aducatlon cannot ba . laft to BhoRBB. Coraful plonning it attanlial. . «r— ^ For many young man ond woman, tha commancamant taoson ropMly approoahing^^ill Bb o tlma of rajoieing — tha passing of tha Writ milattonB on tha rood to a tuccattful^ciuaar. For~othara'it will maon tha and. Can you offord to fBopardixa your clilld't future through lock of o dafii|ita plonK Wa offar thit tuggaitioh. Investigatajhha possiblljties of a North Car- olino Mutuol Educotionot folicyi' the cost is raosonobie. Results ora car- " tain. An Educotionol Endowment Policy is* the one sura ontwar to llw perplexing problem of child education. ^ N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Co. DURHAM, NORTH, CAROLINA C. C. SPAULDING, President £- i HofHe Is Complete Without North Carolina Mutual Poltdes^ ' ' '' " . ' —
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