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r*fit etesr
niB coiotfl^b Tuiy- iBuil^Y, juur ir. i
PATRONIZE THESE MERGHANTS LISTED BELOW
BAB’S
SUPPER SHOP
tor W. MAIM STREET
Ijglv Mals.
■ m .. ■* M.
1400 Pc«.
Ill Tlu« liot
1000 Pr.
WHITE
ICO«E EIRLY
While They
Last
A.&T.
C»aU>a^ Fi>»m
allowed to rccommeod fKulty to
th« president inrtltution.
2! No telephofSriii tJia office of
Airricttliure, ftut « i>Ji4»ii« gn'ovMk^
in the oth»r dfliMirtBieatt. '
&. AJ! divisions of our depart
ment must b«*r expense and make
money, Th« dspaftraent^ is not
operated as M sducational pro
ject, but is strictly on m commer-
cia] basis.
i7 Jlie President Is not inter*'
«RbBd in Agriculture 'enough to
come over and pay visits except
when company comes, then it is
played up to the hmit
S. The Oftnr^nfAd by •
^lacksw^th with no eoll>t« ^In-
Inc. Tbs fiMr«sifliltft''iind treasury
dictate to him eoncM^inc the
^•ration of the farm and whan
"wluras ars made and mistakes
am blamed sl>oat it,
6« The f\»riA sajM-lnttndont
hires and fires. Ht telU me h; is
not going to do a thing when
wants to.
?. In Ml attempt to fire me
another man was hired to take my
plaee. (I undentand at a much
man the Job for wblcb be hlKdj *a*te
him. Iiwenti.
8. Tilt lar»e*t lalulia of ^ej Dr.
insUtution an* paid ie IVeiich ColuBibas Ceun^.
teachers, rslativs# and ^wrial
fri»ndi^ i|ualificationi are not eon-
sidered.
9. Too maay of the Pretfdont't
relative* on the .
10. The faeuK]! neiabHrs. an*
out of state people with the ex
ception of two.
favorable outwmrd
wma lM>ra in
From 1917 to
|.§19 be served in the United
lltates Navy as a member of t)i«
IhBsifcsncy fltet at Norfolk and
WUfftiogton. Me grad«)*t«d from
A- Ud'T. in th» cla« of
l#26.
A«cordfog to information ohi
^n«d ftwHB* Dr. Bpaulding, Ke
«nui preaifi^nt of the student bod,y
11. No gwfHSbsa irom jjj. James B. Dudley was
school have woived sehotarship.
the college, dl^, and
sxcsq^t r*lativ«e.
12. 1 and laenritiMa of taf iamU
ty are not, shown eqiMl req>ee> m
tt accorded other faculty Dr. Wgford fee elected to the
l^fs and deans. Since ^recelvinfj ^ Onlv
against ti»e wishes, of the entire
student body signed a petition to
'the^ trustee boaiHi tcquesting
higher salary th«i I* am paid) and |»y Docterita he has
PrMiHent Siutord ia now tryinal'my Doctorate *»e has
never #re-
President Bluford is now tryin»| my Doctorate Be Has never pre-
to fire me in,, order td give the' sented mt to tho stodoit |>ody i/t
North Carolina
Durham Coi^ty
Administrator's Notice
Having qualified as administra.
tor of the eastate of ilson Srown
deceased, late of Durham County
North Carolina this is to notify
all persons having claims agjimst
thu I estate of Maide^eased to
exhibit them to the 'undersigned
at 803 f^o Street, Durham, N. C.,
on or before the 21 day of Au
gust, 1987, or this notic« will be
pleaded in }>ar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immedi«te
ment X. E" ~Aaill!lft«Hfter
of Wilson Brows, deceased.
Dated this 17 day of juljr 1937
CORKIER WINDOWS NEW BUILDING
TREND
Regal Theatre
xyf 3DAY AMb WEDNESDAY JULY 20 a«4 21
Penrod & Sam
WitH ■mE NEW COLORED CHILD STAR
~AUo
Lopez Orchestra — SptH-t Reel — Betty ttloop
To th* right;
C«ruer
French
Windows
for thr
Living
Room
To tkt Uff. ,
Corutr ^
Ciitmtni
WitdvM
for the
Bri(utfa$l Nook
to allow me to have thetii. The
last one was a created scholar
ship at the pecommMidation of the
State Dept, of Ed, Raligh.
1 was given a leave lof absence
in 1992 to go to school and my
seholar«hip was" taken from me
and given a Virginian.
I entOMd. Mass. State CflU^
^4uat« SJhool Sept, • 1W2.
!arly ib ^k)vem^er 1 hitd made
such impreuioBS on the Dean of
the Oraduate school that I waa
seat for and asked to apply for
the position of GnduAte A»-
iiliitwil
-^ij -jSt
Hey Kid«
iNew.Groj^^l^eaaeg U^ygj-Atfjto Home
.^DTCADB'^twoag*. !»©•••• •» »!»• «*»*tnr biww hTsprout*
p^psidency 3f the school. Only
one member of the student be-
^iM'ep Dr. §j^uldpng ^gpiedtJvft
ftotition and that was Dr. Blu-
ford’s offloo boy. When the peti
tion was prtoented to th> board
of trustees it was thought by itj
tnemabers tiD be tha majority re-
quert of the students body. Dr.
Spaulding did this as a personal
favor to Dr. Blu 11 d to aid him
ia obtaining the (presidency of
the institution.
«. JtofMWd Scholanhip*
According to fi>rth« informa
tion obtained from Dr. Spauld
ing, Dr. Bluford has done all in
his power to prevent bis from ob
taining free AholarshiiM for ad
ditional trainif^. Also the pi-esi-
dent ton several occasions has
chafed Dr. Spaulding with start
ing strikes among the students
and ^betng a trouble, malier for
^ school. FurOier coi»plainta
made'against the present adminf.
stration of A. and T. College by
lltr. Spaulding are as follows:
' “I was employed i>y A. and T.
College in Sept. 1'928. as prof, t*#-
Agronomy. Acted as dean 1929.
Dean 199K32, during the intenm, 1
tny contract \ms held up by ^
President SBt^ord because of s
rdtaior that I had pot out the
wwd that he had resigned and
waa leaving. When traced ^ was
found that I had no connection
whatev^. ^
fVom^ iSf28 foH8Z, tArg“r|i
scholar^ips were sent to the
institution for me fcut my Pres.
.(^nRnistrative officer) refused'
tion 1 held 'til I re«|^ed to re*
turn to A. and*T. Colloge to servo
the N^^ea of North Carolina,
with a Doctor of Philosophy de
gree and no incre»ae in salary
over a masters degree, and with
tjwlae ye«rs teaching e^ipMenc
n a New England College.
TW^ CHICAGO YOUTHS T©
A HALT-iMlLLION
WeiUtb By H»«lr
Motker SaU Te M*v* Aecanw
atodi Pvooi Oil InMMele In Arit.
CHICAGO — (ANP) —#Bdg*
John J. O'Connell iof tho Cook
County Probate Court, ajpproved
last week the ref>ort of th* City {of reiU estate bi southern stAtfi,
National Baftk and Trust Co.. as ’ |S£,'000 In oil royalties f If.OOO'
guardfaui of the #§00^,0(N) estat'>|in ’ oth^ acevm^taitod income
of two youth^l Chicag>o«n«, !fl8J,000 In bonds, and fl7i,000i*
Arthur W. aijd John W. SewellJmortgagks deaertbed as “of
John Is it.
The woalth mu boqseated to
ths boys by their. . Mother, Mrs.
ptrtMote Edith |Ebr7 SmwII
who died in 1990. ^ had gain-
«d it through lioldiats in oil
lands in Arit»n«M a fans'-left
her by her ]Ntr»nt* > >
The estate ta imported on by
the bank includoa twoive piee«s
into his inheritance
year.
ffor this year b^auM I refused to
divulge the names of some sum*
mer schiool students who report
ed that one of Prwrident Blnlordi.**
pet lady teachers had 'made ex*
pvesaions to one of her classes
relative to my wife? unbecoming
not given a contract J to the profession.
SCOTTSBORO BOY-
Co«Ua««d Ftcip rag* 1 j
she had been taken fyon tha train', ^ I
Immadiately after the verdict |.
was rendered iiy £be jttrjr Uebq* ,
wits, chief couBsol for the defense^
announced that he would appeal ^
the ;nse to hell and b*ck-
“THE TRUMPET |:ING OF SWING"
Louis
"Satchmo”
ARMSTR0N6
AND HIS
17 Piece
ORCHESTRA
FEATURING ——
LUIS RUSS^ HENRY "RED* ALIXN
BOBBIE CASTON , SONNY OOOS
BANNER WHSE.
DURHAM, N. C. FRIDAY JULY SSnL
DOORS OPENS • P. M. UNTII.
Sdb TichMl' 70t Plm IW-
Ois Sal^ GarMtt's BUtatera Drvg Stera $1410 AT DOOR
,^'pra-potAM.^ ewnllMi mM pwehea ww SlMwd to, maulated
«nd mad w aa «xtn imf*»orf tlia aatira teHOy.^Wlen a suit*,
•Me pprdi did not «iM. M aMltloaal roon waa aM«d tdr this
^i»n>oaa.aCbint«.lwWiiir^M4 eagee of^««Mrtaa brtgbtwed everyj
B^^borbootf^'J " ^
LET PASCHALL FURNISH YOUR
Picnic Bread, Rolls,
Cake & Pies
OR ASK
^Tb* Joya of ^Mti'
1iinira:f(»ai,^aftar *%baiwnfciw-
•verjItoilHiva certatirdrewbedta.
neasaat tyday. tbeaa reaai wero
Idlaeovarad t* bav* tte’tntdttlea*!
of the goidSsb bawl after
.auate eiMtrie ligu, «itlMr
/ one of the muy rtftdea had
,t0 be*4iawa or the whela aai^
afiood casual pawiwby liad
a spot-lli^ted view of tha Carnlly
ikiso, briag entirely ol wior
theee rooms w«ra bar;|L,|o
te In an attraetiva way.xwl*
eMuw grottptair «l wladows
iraa a logical comprmnlM aa4ao
aue^ful that they are r^dly in
creasing In pppularM(r.%ThiB^»r'
rangemeat ot wlndowi la b^jbob*
fined ^tofanytonefroMB'l tail tha
taottse9lt Islsulteble forittvlag
to«B,^li^^roow,'4bedr^Jor
tKraakfaat • aook.« Itfpr«*Mea 'an
ty pea lot ^iplicatloB tor the ii^ag.
i'AueavipivvAua •« •««
alao give easy accesa^ Jfee =-.itc!de
tannaw'or terrace.' •
•^'•juiothw b to have two groups
for two or mor« regulstton sash or
»caaemeatlLwiadows.|kBroad^wln-
a«M« oa m»'«r 1>6th walls.'
wtB »rovld«' iT-^ilaee for readlne
•r reitlat well as a grand pUy-
waea tor.ahUdren. with storage
jVMtJfor toys inside the seats.
HerafebildraB can plaji ta stiii-
UghtfwhUa Biother meads, goes
over her aecouots and yet keeps
aa aye oa wbltt i* going on. In a
bOBta^wltbo • ^Bparate nursery,
tha aame plan can be #ork«^
toeraT*"'*' —- •.
breakfast nooit'is a pitrtic>
oiarly pleasant place to uee thi^
double grouping. Nowhere is it
more pleasant to have plenty ot,
■ualitht'and air than at the break-^
fMt table.« Too often these spac- *
es are dark and totally devoid of
any circulation* ot air at lUI, and
Just a little planning wouM make
poe^ble thia change. You _ will
B, tnis
type of grouping is, of course, easjr
'^lans. Consult your local arebi-
t«t or builder and heytlMell you
how/.T"’'*^ '-,
Try having a sttn-corner and
then wonder how^yoi|_«ver gqt
along without one.*' ' - '
Most Liberal
Guarantee
EVER WRITTEN ON TIRES
UP TO
5 MONTHS TO PAY
LIBERAL TRADE-IN FOR OLD TIRES
LARGER STRONGER — HEAVIER — S^ER
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TRADE AT OUR STORE
WE CARRY EVERYTHING 11^ HARDV^E
LOOK EVERYBCttrY
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BATHING SUITS — PLAYTHINGS AND
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WE CARRY ALL- SIZf» AND COiXHtS
NO matter WHERE YOU GO THIS SUMMER YHJT WILL
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&
OLDEST BAKERY
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PAIR
F^ Men, Wemea and ChUdrta i9c Vaiae
EVERY ^WM-E SEWED ON
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FAIR
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REPAIRING I^ARTMENT
IN 'ras BASeUlSNT
CHAKL HUUL
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BUT-
We Only Bay the Croam of tbo
R aad G’d. safety tested, O. K.'J,
AND BLUE SEAL USED CARS
We Go Fartk^r Than That. We elieek TWeas a»dl D*
Whatever EJM^Thoy Need I*
, - PUT THEM IN A.| CONDIH»II ? .
■ That’* Why Wo Say Yoa Get a ^ , '
BETTER OSED Ci^ 'jl .
From U* Than Anywher* la N. C. aad '1
AT PRICES $SO to $110 'J
UNDER THEIR MARKET VALUE ' '
We Imy oar earc for caek. Natarally wo ea» soB
than chaaper tkaa tha doaler tiwft Imm to ^
than l«r on o. new ear jtl a higk Jlowaaeo.
i»37 Ford 4-Do«r DH.IUM
Sedan driven only 3,400
mites and'can^ tbM same
1936 ‘ Cmimobilo ‘pouring
Bodu) driven onljr 14,Q»00
miles. Owned ajod drivejn by
a lady and as spotless asf a
oew car and carries the same
guarantee. Cost new late
last T«ar ^
Oar fMrldo oaly T*s-f . »
$675
1 • 3 • ClMvi;^bt ^Co«pe>
Extra clean, low milage and
runs Bke a top. Only',
rile.
gaarant!^ as a new car at a
savinei of ^ ^
1931 Ford TadUr Sodaa.
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model "A’* In Duriiam. Pric
ed at onl(y......
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TJLADES ACCEPTED-Torm, uj to It MMtk. ~ -
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