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c«\iM of tha eoatro^^, di«d in
10S4, in JLoi Anftlea, iMviog an
ostet* ¥«ln«d at fs^oo^ono, but
no will to dispoM «f It. S9rerml
of th« elainmtnti «r« eolortd.
on* of whom r«put«dly bur said
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ia Adv«iie«| 86c F«r TltfM MMtte ia Aiv«iM|
Cviuuia. IS^SO; Other OmotriM, $3 00
Fail rail ai Mcoad-^lMt matter at tli«
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SCHUBERT .SHAKESPEAREAN
LITSKARY CLiib MEETS
HQiTH ?Atoma::> ..
mmBAjf coinneir
Nonds at moM
UMQSR Aim mt TmfVI «f
an ardar mt liw Bi9«rtar CwH
of Diirha« Chumtf, jwda la tta
^•dal vraaaad^ aafMitlai lartJi
#•■• KBaHwilMuilta Wit Parr
mOI^iidfa at a aWki qn tU
iM* of tlii
|toa4, gM l[a«l fraai A i*
^ I^HB X«a(l aad ~nH^iag
tfmaa North 4« d^. 'and $$
aOantaa Maal l?t.S faat t« a
ttaita! Iliwiea Sontti y d^ata
The lecond ra^olar meeting of
the Schubcrt—j3h«k«ffpearean Ut>
erary «lub “wai held 'em October 86
at the residence of J. T. l^^lor.
Member* prewnt included; Miu
Lanier, ^v. Valentine, Mr. Tay
lor, Uwyer Thorapeon, Mrt. P»*r.; certain tricta V’hBClyia#'"iiS
•on, Mitt Cetlett, HIm Ohampney being la Oarhate Cauaty, M«r*
man Baak, C»«Me«tot« «f Dt
ftaak daeaMfd, m 1W>
dare Rege, flo«ia>Baai AUen #♦
al^ the 'mmi h^ig Na. t?M
iipos the Speeiai Ptocaadiag
docket of aaid ealffC, tlM tudcv-
•igned commiaaloeer wUi, oa the
18th day of Nonraaifear, IM?, at
1» o’dodt Noon, at the cmtI-
houaa door la Xf9Hmrn, Kwtt
Carolina, offer #m aala te the
hi^eat biddar fme timk thaaa
and Mr. Schoolar, Thomea Mann,
newlx aj®pinteOBitmcifii in-Anto- to^t.
Adeartiaiag Departmaat—
deaiiing Intonaat^ aaaceming aatlonal
lO^lilag rataa, addreM all eainaHuUeatioaa to
OAiiiOi4MA HM£B, *>iu«iua, M. C
ITALY AND RUSSIA ' / ^
Italic headed by power-drunk Musaolini, wami the world the will
nake any aiorc coneaaaiona on the mMter of withdrawing her
troops frota 4)lMiin. Russia, headed by Stalin, indicate* that rtie will
lot yield to auch ^n atjtitude on the part of Italy. Hke plot thickens
M white eirHlmtion, hoaatiag it* ability to rule, prepares for the
Unal kill. Black peoi^ the worki ov«. oppressed by wihHe civihaa-
lioqr watJdi from the sid,eiines. Before the last bullet shsU have plow
ed its humaa target there may h« no sidelines to watch from.
China and Ja^ta
... .Tile aya»atkr f«r wartora CUaa, expressed by the white press of
Aaierica aad a g^ly part of Enrop# is after all more iwegnant with
fear then lave for the yeBow peH>le- Japan, alect, enerfetic and res-
. aucafid coaquariag Ckina wiaii its aBlimited manpower and natural
resriwces, may soon b^com* a threat to “whiae suiwemacy.” There
oace arofe in iCbiiia a mii^ty warrior, Cenehis Kahn, who overttirew
nearly aU of Europe, stoppii^ only when Europeans discovered at the
iaat moment gunpow^r. Japan and China too, have gunpwder and
kU other modem implements for killing used by “ciTilised' nations,
Emi^sis on ciTilis^.
Dvrhaa aad Its Coauaaaity FWiad . ,
A caraful study of the 1937 phamplet ptihlished by the Durham
"Connnonity Fund will ravetfl no representative of ttie Negro people
ef the city on its ^Kcial staff. Durtiam Negroes comprise one-.th.rJ
of the city’a population. The other two thirds i>oa8ts about the flne
, race reletiepAip which exists here. The writer happens to know that
with all the bo^nc, Nscrroes in BnHiani. have had t« put up a fight
io even be pannitted to take part in the annual Community Fund
Osmpaign. A second look at the official aaaff will disclose that most-
of tlKMe fa it consider themselves liberUs on the mstter of race
relatioM. About theij- liberality thInWag Negroes in Durham ai»
amuaed. Wien it is Uken in conskteratiotfthat there are within the
city seWral prominent Negroes wo have served on mixid^ boards
and staffa of aatimal paiport, one wondeni^at why Durham cannot
ibid a Necro iualifled te serve on U»e o£Ficial staff of its communiay
fund. Thinking Negroes must not become disgusted nor laught at
aome of Duri»am’s Wg white folks. An inferioriiy complex built up
thraogh yean and years of teaching cannot be destroy^ overnight.
Ob tfca other hand thinking Negroes must love sympathise and tbink
more. Now ifcis the COffllMUSMIlTY FUN, some day it may really be
the oomtnunity fund witii all of Durham working harmoniously and
witi Jwspect for the rights of others. The slogan of the Community
Pond w/‘8ave A life.” By helping onsekflshly in the fund Durham
Nsgroea will not only save lives, but save their fellow townsmen,
from aln memy more de^ly th'an poverty.
Balaigk
Durham Negroea basking in the sunlight of business achieve-
a^t, have been oiiMt^pped by members of rae race in Ralejgh, when
it «nnes to getting things done that need to be done. R^eigh was
M>1» to >' liquor gluta mitliely manaed by Nsgroei Dnrham the.
tlia liberal city, ,«ould not stand to see even a liquor store managed
Iqr Megroeain a strictly Negro community. The best that the race
eooM do here was to get two clerks with a promise that later on
i tha atoK would be turned over entir«8y to a Negro peponnel. Duj-
iiig the period of prohibition Negroee managed a majority of the
clandestine liquor stores managed many of them suc^essifully, in-
the heavy hand of the law. '
Ifechanlcs at Hillaida Park School,
was welcomod as a new member.
A very interesting program |or
the yesir has been worked out by
tlie program committee. Mr. Sdio-
>ler made a r^rt of the activi*
ties pf ^ia «anianittee. Following
this, the genef«l( topk, '*Wor|d
Alignments” was discussed by the
following. “Germany, Poland, and
Austria,” Mr. Schooler, "Japan and
Italy reference fo China,"
Rev, Valentine, “Italy^
with Spain," Lawyer t^ompson,
‘*Htusia and its llelatipn to Spain
and the Far East,” Mr. Taylor.
During the social period, a del
icious djocolate course wai swrv-
ed by the host. The club adjourned
to meet with Lawyer M. H. Thomp
son: Miss Champney, Secretary.
CaroUaa, iaacribed aa faUun,
TRACK No. 1.
3IiGINNXNG at a on Uia
West aide of Roaedale Avenue
527 feet North of the northern
edge of Gunt^ Street and ma-
ning North 87 dag. 0 miaataa
West l>64i-7 to a alalMiL tlMaee
North i&O d^ SO minutaa Weat
2(M feet to a |aka; thanee
North 8 dHt' 0 mfaratea Xut4l8
-3 feet Io a atakVt theMe SoutS'
87 d^. 'i) minutea Saat 176 feet
te a stake in the wea^m edge
of Roaedale Avenue, South I
deg. 0 mintUM 127-8 faet to the
b^ftnning. The tame being the
western portion of lAta foarteeti
an4 fifteen aa i|ww» Mt map of
the part of Houaa land recorded
on'Page Bi in Hat Book I, tKir-
ham County Begiatry.
uid M atiatttea East t6,T feet to
a qtake; thenee Sovtli 49 degreea
and Me minatea East 204 feet to
a itake la the Northweatsm side
ef Fayetteville Soad thence
with the Nerthweetera side of
l^yettevilla Road, South 40 deg.
and to mtantaa Weat feet
tbo begfaiBing point. Hm aame
heiag the southweatera traol o;
land deeded to 8- P. Gates by C.
P. Vlekez^ and dated Jane IS,
IMO and recorded in Book 59,
t page 908. Alao see aurvey of
B. H. Coplay dated Jnna, 1920^
and ngfiferid liii fbt Book S,
at page 117. Alao uiother plat In
Book , page See Deed
from & F. Gates and wife to
John niomaa recorded In Deed
b«r«ia«fl(» talafTid fee; tlMaca
Baa of sfUd 1,
49 tm»«es B9 Buaitfft
X«^ 171 |aet to |iw&aiBg:. ike
aaiM beiajg Lot N^. g ^ the X.
D. iQr*tn awi INngi’ at als prfi--
erty as per plat elifl. M. Credie,
Cl >1 datai iMif»e*i iHii I8>g
and raeorMrfti Hit Saak
Page —, and being a part’on
of the subUv1iJo& of (Lot Ne. I
of th eViekera propwty aa'
par plat Boole »i page ^7,
Durhain County Re^stery.
THIS Ittk day of Oetoben
1987.
T. D. PAKBAJi,
COMltlSBIONBR
M. tUGfl THOMPSON,
ATTORNSf
NORTH CAROLINA
PURHAM UOUN'iy
NOTICE Of SAUJ OP LAND
Under and by virtue of the
tK»wer and authority by a ceriiin
deed of trust executed by Joseph
Bbok IS, at page 685, AND be-
lag lot No. 8 of «.rv«y of A«g-'*«^ recorded In the offlco of the
uat 4, 1987 by S. H. Credle of
the Z^uid of XL D. GGrean efe als,
recorded ia Plat Book , at
j»ge , Doriian Coanty Reg
ia^.
fttACT No. 8:
Bt9GINNIN(^ at a atake in ttia
Wortkasatem comer of Lot No.
1 ef the map iMreinaftar referr
ed to, and running thenee South
40 degreea 80 minutea West $0
feet to an alley; thenee with said
aUey, North 49 degreea SO min
utaa Weat 847 feat to I^nm line;
theaee with l^n line, 88.4 feet
to line of Lot No. 1 of ^e Map
In ^6oot a», ttf #
JiM ddMi ^
the of Ike indebtaees Harria;||i^
Iheralsy aaeond h Ikaaain 9»o-^ "
vided aad having feaeo requested
by tiie holder of the aald note,
the ander sigaed Trustee wiM'Wl 'ga
EDNfcsbAT, NUVE*BO
24, 1987, AT I*:©© 0’ClX>CK
NOON offer for Hie to the ftigk-
eat bidder for eajiK at>>the Court
house door ^in Durhaki Count;
the itellowln|t deacribed property .
lieGINNUIG at a stake 200
feet from tto S W interaeetion of
Hargrove Street and Swift Ave
nue. the N W comer td Lot No.
182 and running thence South t
degrees 10* Weac i40 feet to a
stake; thenee N 86 ^egreea 80
West 90 feet to a stake thence
- di(fww aonrfff t«w~tsr~r
•take; thenee ^uth S« degre««f
SO* East SOt> feat to a atake. the
point of plaee of (»^innii)g, t*i«
same being Lot No. 1S3 of the
Menlcksville property, Plat book
8, at page 189, Duly recored in
Offiae m um.
•i
ai
trw
w c. m
to Ifatatf SoiUliaf and Leftft
aoeiatiaa A««k Ul, 0 pa^* >W.
Tbii laie will ximakB. apM tea
days aa 1» maM# law,
TW« tht libA Oei^tax.
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STUDIO PIANO
BALANCS #13
WRITE H»
App^nifmr
NEW DEAL »IANO
COMPANY
P. O. Boa Nfo. 40
RALEIGH. N. C.
YOUR SLOGAN
ELMINATE
r
RENT RECEIPTS
HOME
Best
DOES CRIME PAY?
DURING the past month the
nation haa turned its attention
towards the ever-mounting ap-|
paling sum approiated annually
for the ‘prevention Of crime. It
eost'^ the Federal Government
annually to hunt down criminals
|liS,000,0(|0. But it ian’t the Go
vernment that has to pay this
staggering sum,' it's you.
Law raforeement heads are in
clined to/>^eel lifter the capture
of eert«n public enemies that
ia well aware of it.
Last week the Louisiana Pa
role Board met., and agreed to
return to society, certain mena
ces which the law enforcement
aids and the prosecutor's office
saw fit to arrest, prosecute, Con
vict and send to the penitentiary
for committing’felonies of a ma
jor nature. If these subJect;^
wfere not guilty, they shduld haVe
been acquitted and the state |
spared the unnecessay expense |
to prosecute them. It is useless
to contend that society is being'
Real Estate
FOR SALE
Homes Tfeal We
Muommend
--4SEE THEM TODAY—
1. A five room 4^l^g located a» 1307 Lincoln Street
with medens jjeam^lence*. Pared etreet aad near
Imu line ' .
aU^A vary deelraUe fiva room house with all modem
eeavMilencea ^eated 1408 Liacoln St. Paved Street
and near kae.
3. A seven room briek dwolliag lomted at 601 Dttpree
St. Recently reeoaditioBad. Pav«d etreet and near
bos line.
4. A five room dwelling loeated
with medera c«nTe»ie»ee*.
•13 Dupree Street
crime doaa not, pay. It doesn't' Protected, when, as a matter of
when the criminal is killed. But ~fact and record, the criminals
what about the fellow who ia cap who terrorize our decent commu-
tored, tried convicted and sent nitint only go through a certa'.n
- "to « state pnsoB for a debits fa»pe procedurg #ni are turn-j
or indefinite time, only to be ;-e- a^in to become public
leased within a few yeara after m^aces. W^ are wondering if
being there? For such fellows crime is beginning to pay.
crime doei ^y. And the criminal* —^Lo«i»iana Weekly
A six raem dwdUag l»cated 822 Umttead StMet,
with modern caaveaieaees, iwved St. and 3 mister
walk te Hiileide Pai^ SekoaL
6. A^tw««HM7 frame Avjri^g 8fi» Danbar
. Home enWmiall
recently reconditimied
and aei» has line.
WHITE BOCK BAPTIST
CSUBCT ANNIVBRSARY
NEARS CLOSB
llie Janior Ch^r of 86 memb
ers fumi^ied the music for 8on-
day awming service. Solo, TW
Uinfs Pkayor was rmdered by
ImdOT Boyd (^leiby. Mrs. Dun-
stoa gare the report of the Wo
man’s Home and Fb^eign Mia^ra-
ary Oonroition which was held
at WbeU Baptist Cteiroh, Charlotte,
Tim Sonnon by Rew. M. M. Fiah-
"ir 0B CSiia^The Cona^
awialfy; inM> of iatereat especial^
at HUs tbae et drly by Bed Croas
Mit CiBauaBBity t43wat. ‘'One Al
eiv mmpf ataa h*-
coau kftter tfaan be ia.” Another
Jllrt^be mast teve jWtli
nM ttt* ko mat ka«;a seal for
a* alffcfc waa lan-
^ JDat ibift Tyler A>p-
2fl>0a(]rllke, ^aa-.
M iwdflSbiHe'^
^ BtCon Mr iMi.* •»!
eipadaHy kaaatt-
Mr.
LEGAL BATfLE CONTINUES
VOR ESTATE OF WEALTHY
OKLAHOMA INDIAN
( OKMUIiaES:^ Okia., Oct. 27
XANP)—r*^t Tuesday's hearing)
of claimants to the vast oil 4
wealth of the late Jacl^n Bar-1
nett, called the world's richest'
Indian, held before U. 3. Dis
trict Jadge Robert iL. Williania
was enlivened when the Justice,
irked at the tfontradictory evi
dence, declared he Ihould a«k
that a ^tecial grsnd Jury be cal
led ‘to Jnve£tigate this thing
from tap.'to ^ bottom.” Justija
WiHiams co^inu^: , ‘A Care
41^ 4W1 ia-not/gotag 'to^^^^^ all
the ba^res of fraud around it
and not- have anyibing dons a-
boafc it. If 1 eould find- a way to
i^ve tkJs monejr to jie State, I’d
do it"
ne eoart was ^inly dist>leas-
ad at ilhe manner of questioning
Mtoe^Mi bjp attoiTieyii, Jackson
a.
T
*Wiapaody is B. Minor, and Ero> |
tIeoB |f« L I
wm partiadarly briflisnt with
Street.
«a4
aad out.' Paved straat.
7« Tow siwom dweHiag* aambered I90a( aad 16011
Merrick Siteet with modara eoavaaieaees—Near
Kospltd 2oae ud ea* Meek fraai baa iiae.
-S,, '
8. Two 4 raom dwelliaga nambarad 7M amd 707 Garard
Street. Reeaady baUt.
Earoate to Dtdce Uavierslty.
9. Twa 4 room dwaUiaga aamkua^ 1806 aad ISOS Con-
cord Straet witk modem ,eoBvealaBees. Five minutea
to aew^W|BjB^
HOMES OF ALL TYPIES, SIZES, CONDmONSi' AND
; AND FSIOBS. AU, THAT W® 0XPISCT IS A EEA-
SONAIBLE CASH PAYMENT, WE WILL MAKE IT
EASY FOR YOU^ TO PAY TH® BALANCE MONTH
LY. A WAY THAT WILL BE JUST UXB PAYING
BENT.
ALSO DESIitABLE BUILDING LOTS ALL AROUND
ni£ JUHITU CAROLINA «^.EGE >tg.
GROES AND tHE NEW WHITTED SCHOOL
AREA and BU^IR^Xdts OUTSIDE CIT^
CTMITSlSUBURiAN). > '
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& Assdeiates, Iiic.
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DIAL L-1321
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Markdowns
VALUES
PUMPS
smAPS
OXF(HU>S
BAB’S
207 i/V. Main St.
Sensational ^
Markdowns
SWEATERS'
Tke Latest Types
$|0^ up
mm
SILKS
Baaatifal Style*
Up
COTTONS
Ttm Kiarf Ye« isave
Ta Teaek
up
CpAtS
$4 98 up
JIL niff j.
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At«.
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GROCERY SPECIALS, FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, OCT. 89tk * 30tk
PINK SALPN
9 Cans for 99c
FANCY EGGS
27c
GREEN GIANT PEAS, e«a I9«
NUCOA Poaad
-fc 19e
LUX, Package
— 10c
RINSO, 3 Paekages
— 28c
CATSUP. 14 os. Bottfe
10«
100 POUND
Evagpomted
PEACHES, |M>aad
— 12 l-2c
Ehrapormted
APPLES, voand
— — 12 l-2e
^GO PEARS. No. 2 eaa — IRe
MAYFIELD CCmN, 2 eaas 18e
DELMAIZ C»tN NIBLE^S, eaa 1^
LUX TOILET SOAP, 3 eakaa 22e
Red Sour
PITTED CHERRIES, Na. 2 caa 18c
1 IJ J ^ M 1
Royal Aster or Jewel
SHORTENING, 4 poaad eartoa —~ -— 49e
SUPERFINE TINY PEAS. No. 2 eaa — 19« |
SUPERFINE SMALL PEAS, No. 2 can IBe
N, B. C. PREMIUM FLAKES, fc. pkg. »*« I
1 SUNNY soutnr flour
Tomttoes
N«». 2 Can,
Doz. Cans 69c
T I
RICE, whale grata, J ponads — > 13«
PORK jBEANS, H oa^ cim
PROMEPABY
ai
S^No. 2Cans 25c
BLACKBEMIIES, No.. 2 eaa —
lOe
MgJfUaAM NAVY BEANg, 4 pfa^ds %9«
Onff COCOA- 1ft eaa, 2 for  28c
24 pflipad bag •
48 peaad ^ac •
98 poaad hag
T8«
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^ $a,»5
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“^mWESAP APPIXS, Iff iaW
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CRANBERRIES, i/mmU ~
BANANAS, -yellow Rlp^^ 1^.
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FANCY TOKAT QRAPES, Ub. ^ — 7. l-2a
€»Al%niUlf. 9
GRIMEI GOU>EN APPLES,^ 4aa. — 2ie
LETTUCE, hard head . 7 1^
CANADIAN R1JTABA6AS, 8 ft*.
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