POPULARITY CONTEST
Mailing
EDITION
VOLtmW 17
Beaclies Tlie Miss
Si Headers
TNK CAJtOUMA TIMES lATtTRDAY DEC. 4, m?
nucE’HvE^Hrrr
Committee On ISegro Affairs 7o hold State V^ide Meet
N. C. C. TO
Ethiopian Ruler Broke
But Too Proud To Accept
Thanksgiving Qitts
LONDON. D«c. 2— (ANP)-r_
Aldi*«|k S«p«Mror Hail* S#la**S«
h t» peair k* cannot afford to
Wy coal tlkwdi ckiily day* and ia
mB k&t biff voom . . jMk .
^ * . . a ^ A- ^ motor car. Th^ b w-
DOT* into imUr qti«r>
W .ttti kU pri^ ^ .«,«>«, i,. pm-
>Tf** a«d. In . ■ttiW iMim MOM
> > But th« iipk«*v ii toe
He waata to wll tiM hoot* m»
soon M p«na>U mad without pro
fit. He Abo ww>t* t» rid of
of r«rti.«i com u bo^dwi
out which w«uld ba iat ebeiper.
SvM«ne« of larcMl eeoiiomte*
win*, ««*1 and mrmn paaay
•tampk to brichtan hb TIimiIm-
Viriat—Mly to fcaTa tka proad
btilo king of kfaict, nlikamck *p> ww totn BwrywllUl ths vUla.
ppraaiatfaic tko ran«l«M,ta W- Apwt frOM tiM lliliVrni‘ n«i^
aMi^ tad^jMMt Oiror _«li«t. lia MTf, A* fim bwn regularly
oalfcUers "nodlfBiflod fifta.*’ 171u««*a SO c««t»ai k«itinc plant
"I am » poor man, yea," he and to akve «mI, tke Mre U tho
toM Jfh» sieedmKR, aeeretary ol drctriaf rm« ia Ufkted only
tka Ad^yaaiaia ai«oeiattioo, on nwelBl awliwfc ISm eaftpe^
Idle tiMtad him at hia home ia ror mwt a^pve with hie
Bath, Sngrland; "Wednesday, *'But ce^ w^flpeB (ke»>
1 aaa Bot {u> objei^ of charity. 1 Md whan )Marr» aeeratary
would prefer £i^iopian_ ay]^pa> travel to t^don on offlieiai biu-
thliers aeijidinc their (fjffii to the Ineaa, heTa lore^ t#®!
■oeiatieB to^W ye#u^ea, 'moH *^*—» :
of w^m have abaolutely bo “IC >»»■( te realised that
means.’* ha»e i^brohtte^ no ineoiae,** he
Selaaaie ia still liated fn thei**^^ ^ * reeent iatenHiw.
tplephne book as Emperor ««■* Ut« ob what coital
Hthiopia. His dignity is till aa*''^® have. Wkea Ma Juts snail
treat as ever.V'ond Ms( beard re-'**P***^ incoaie—^when it
teins Its celebrated trim. But he i Md no iacominfl^—
try and in the mitttt—f hi
which I have beea
London and Paris in as t«
recover aome of my AU
that I brought with me wis tiMRe
silver, and no jewelry -*#4 ao
cold. He do not eollact Jawalry
in Ethiopia.*’
tinder queattoninff, the wegva
admitted emiaaaHe* of l^^oler
Benito UoaroUnt hail Bade ottr-
tnrea to him on Betttmiay to
Ethiopia aa « p«pp«t mlar. The
Italiana believe thii) atap wo^
pacify the native pop«lMien
whose c\irrent gtierBla warfare
is a source of work to the ee«*
querors.
"1 have been oiffasad » ntm of
money and tl-e return ef my
skate fuada if 1 apaia JkujalMRi
to my ' cKBB(firy,'* ha# Aaeleed.
“Btit i coold rterer accept saih
iiirms. It wsotit'lM adttRir my
paople for par«nal wealth a^
Raleigh To Act
Host To Sunday
The North Carolina Commit
tee, on Mefro Affairs will h(W a
meeting; in Rale%h, Soaday Dec.
Id at 2:30 P. M,, accordtnjr to an
anaouncement sent out thu week
by Attorney Hosea V. Price,
General State Chairman of the
organiMtira.
1%e meetinc to be held Ibi Ral>
eigb is beinc called for tho pur*
poae of dj^cuseinf the candidates
for eleetioB to tiie United Stetea
Swate, and the Rouse of Repre-
itativea. The National Hou'^ng
Act as it effects or benefits* the
North Carolina Negro, will also
be diacusEed.
i
Tte North Carolina Colnmittee
K^ro Affairs ^was organixed
The sco’:,e *f work undertaiten
by NCCNA- ia divided *o to f*H
under four feneraJ subjeet
heada; EdU»tion. Eeonomica,
Social and Ct»n Welfare and Po-
litica. Each ef the above compo
nents is headed by a Chairmaa
who aeelm, ’With the aid af hia
ftapnpiataa. to carry out the ob
jectives .oF the orpmixation as
follows: 4 ^
(a) “To ur«e equal education
al advantage* and facilities for
Negroes ia rieinaBtaiy, aaeond-
ary, college, graduate and pro
fessional training ia North Caro
lina"
(b) “To encourage Negro i«e-
inerl and to "tte appofait-
ra#nt of quafl^ied Negro workers
TO SING HERB
anxiety ia bound to hanpm.
“There ia Bo aaerbt about the
money I was rtpoipted U have
taken out of asy ebimtry. When
M*naelf has oonfeosed his pover-
' The villa in which ha lives
with 22 mendbera of is family, _ _
kia bodyguards and hia aervantaji l«ft EthioiM** * hoped 1 woaW
kas 16 roonf^ He bought it for | »oon return with aaalatanee from
$S9^00 when he came to E>ng>|the league «t natioaa, aad so I
'land after fleeing Addis Ababa, brought out oahr what I thought
and spent IB.OOO more for im-lwould b® aufficieBt for my im-
/provements before moving in. i mediate needa.
The amount was paid with f>il- [ “Hjat "That little ha5,. gone
ver brought in asdatifig my people who ap
ftom Ethjbpia. Inow refugeea frott my own coun-
securitjR.’*
It i» known (only recently te
the empero^ that rtroag pHvate
representatibna have baaa made
to the ilJritish foreign office to
taake t a personal gmit to’ the
negus. People of Bath are iadig.
nant that the foreign office
should allow a man vriiom they
so iiMeatly delighted in honor
ing to be reduced te poverty.
Mi>Y USHERS TO MEET
The lAdies DivisioB of the
North Carolina Inten^DjpnoroinfV-
Uonal Urhera Aossociation will
meet on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. OUie Simtf on Daw
kins Street.
In tMt.aa til* eltaaa* to a a^fie*-t^th io whiti colUtr aad vaakiil'
of meeting held prior that ed Jobs in Municipal, coantjr*
tiiae, dating aa iv back a^ 1932.- state and Federal Government
Under the lea^eMiip of Attbr^TroMipiiF ^
ney Price the oi^anisation liasj (c) “To provide’ equal acco-
grown in impcrtance until it ia mniPodation and facilitiea for Ne-
reo^nized aa a kind of melting gt oes in all penal or diacipiinary
aixed aa a. kind of melting p | institutions, to safeguard the Nv
pot for problems which confront groes’ rights und^r social secu-
the Negro in North Carolina, rity legislation; Mothers’ pension
Other officerf are Mrs. Ifma N.'old age pension”j^etc
Henry of Winston Salem who is) (d) “To encourage and aiimu-
aecretary of Committee, and C. late the exercise qf the fi-an-
C. Spaulding of Diuham is Chair- chise by Negroes tWroughout the
nwn the Executive Commit- State by larger participation. in
tee. - ^all civic endeavor; and to cen-l
ROLAND HAYES, CaW»ated
Taaor who will W heard ia a re
cital la Ike North CaiWina
le^ new aaditoriw Monday eve
ning lU eight a’^locib Indicatiens
oiready peinl to ;a •allear fer the
appearanca of Hr. Hayea the
local iastitatiea.
todize - all civic ^organizations
throughout the state by encoura
ging dffSIatlon with *the
Carolina ComWftt^ on Nfejro
A,ffairrv to the ehJP’fhsJT tha Ne*
TfroBS of Noi Ui Carolina will pr»-
sent a solid frpnt for tha solu
tion of our common problems.”
In order to reach |i fruitton of
these objectivea NCCNA ia work
ing feverishly towards ita goal
of establishing affiliated unit?
in each of the one hundred coun
ties of the State and “locala” in
every principal city in theae
Coatianad on page eight
BUILDINGS
Celebrities To Gatlier
Here For Dedication
friieFaffl Supday Oec. 4
*lTje Dedicatory program of I P. Daniel, 8haw Unii^«Pii*y; Fr»-
the nine new buildings of North sident Fi%nk L. Atkins, Teachers
Carolina CoBage b^io here CoUege, Winston Salem; Dr. C.
Sunday nuimUtg at eleven C. SpauUling, North Carolina
o’clock with an address by Dr. j Mutual Life Insurance Cumpany;
Mordecai W. Johnson, pre ?dent! and^ Dr. W. G. Pear^en, Pnaci-
of Howard University. Musir for | i»l Hillside High SchooL
the morning program WlH be fur- | Naming of the new aaditoriu^
nished by ti>e caHege ehoru» u»-! with tribute by Dr. R. L. Flowers
der the direction of Mr*. C. Bnlh
Edwards.
Sunday afternoon at three o’-
cktck HoBoraide Clyde R. Ho^^y,
Governor of North CaroMna will
ddiver an addreas. Gr^etinn
'*ill ibe had from Honorable
Clyde A. Erwin, State Superin
tendent of Public Instructions;
President Frank P. Graham,
Hreater University of North ^-
«»7lna; Dr, Vordtseaf W. JMfeMn,;
orealdent of Howard Uaiveraity;; ^ ^ totroduetioB
Honorable Vtctop ^ 8.
Viee i^esiaent of Duke Univer
sity' will follow the gg;t Of the
program devoted to the gree^
Musk for this occaaoa will
al'o be furniihed by the :olI«*ge
chorus. Benediction will be by
Rev. Miles Mark Fiali», Pastnr
of White ,Rock Eaptirt dmzek.
Monday evening th*» celie-
brated tenor Roland. wffl ,
sfng in the new audttarioM.
to
Hia rl#a—
an «dienciT ahywka**.
GAINING IN POPULARITY
President of the Associated 1?*.
Tro Pfeaa.
* Greetings will also be had
from Dr. N. C. Newfeold, Direc
tor of the department of Negro
Education of North Caroliitt;
place in the mu»ica\,worhl la well
know to all miSfe kvers. Mr.
Hayes ha sung before „ tka
crowned heads! of Europe and haa
gained world renown as a Find
er of unusual ability. His recital
Monday evening at 8 o’clock wiH
Rev. T. A. Qrady
Misses Lead In Second
I Week^s Balloting
STANDING O F
The recond week of the Cara- cloae tti® «*ntestanta are runn- RELATIVE
^Uaa ' CONTESTANTS IN CAROLINA
■^ahd ChrilfttttM Gift Cotrtesrt BBd» Csooae, ®assor ef ta*^ Wuor Bap~ j
•d with Eev. J. H. Thomaa, Paa- «*t church looma as another |
tor of the Mt. Vernon Baptif^ threat, and it haa bean predicted^ t|MES POPULARITY A N
■church rtill leading by a small th^ once he gats nturted he will chr,stmAS GIFT
margin. 'The Pudden Jump o# j 'r«v. J. H. Thomaa 360^000
Rev. "f. A, iGrady, paator of the Hawa fradked A* Wlaaeir^^ VemoB Baptist
Ebeneser Baptist church from | ^vataj other very popu^ I Rev. X- A- »SO,MO
- seventh place to second Ptace fibeneaer Bkptfct ..
wi|* th«r most startling develops j thttweak, maity>.-have predicted Rev. W. M. Fuller «08,O>®
paant of the contest for the aac*- that a dark horae candidate iiay| Good Hope Baptiat
:ond week.
take the lead and bieome
i^naidering the aeVenw ^]>laea winner of the |1(K> worth of
p^ition whk:h Rev. Grady held priiea bafore the contest ia oven
iuM
to
the previoua week, he oiit dia* Aa it now ataada it is
tanced oQ other contestanta in tell who will be the winner tlnco Rev. J, A. ValaptlBe 726,000
the Rev. A, S. Croom • 800,0M
Union Baptist
Rev. Milea M: Flaher 796,000
White Rock Ba^^
vote getting for the second week even the minister holding the
ef the contest.-J8Eb^hfflr;,J>a„,iWL^Aiott^ w>t moQich
(»nttnue at such a rapi^ pace‘
will have to be determine*^ when
the count ts ,n^de for next we^k.
J While Rev. Wm. Fuller, pastor
^ the Mt. Zion ^ptiat ^
did not report-aa large a aumb«r
ojf votjs a-T Rev. G'^dy for the
week he did gamer enough to ad*
yimce . to third place with a total
ballots from the ^ond position
and only eleven ballots from the
top plaee held by Rev.^Thoatas.
It ia conr4dered that
Rev. (J^dy even came closcr to
tieflig Rev.-Thqmaa for ’the sco-
oed position, some idea how,
behind to be out ef tiie mnniBif.
Last week’s yothic lAiowed an
interest, aot onfy ia Ihirham, but
many vot«i were received from
the
f^ie. Every mail brought many
votM ioe VErioua mialsters al
ready ^tared the «onteat, and
aafc-eiofltei
ii'Snwrmni
.lot for hloi.
Heav^ ««eAewaaied hy
big wfaida ia the waatara and of
Iwmaiea la^ Toaadayv took a toll
of 1» Uvw.
Mil
St. Joaeph AMD
*«»•. RJgggg xmojw
St. Marla AJCB Zion
■Bishop H. Ia Ffaher M6,000
Boty ntbaraaela
Rev. R. 0. LaogfoH 905^,000
St. Matthew CMS'
Rev. C. E. McLaiter $96,000
.Second Baptist
Rev. Hioma*' Ifoors 64S,000
Congregational C^iatiaa
Union Orcvl
iRev. W. Geo. Airaat 606,000
Kne St. PreibytarUa
Rev. , Wimlberly 4BS,I)'90
Mt. Oiraed^ptlst
n*v. W, F. jOo* *0©,000
^ Cwtiaasd oa pafe aifkl
naking
the gronp
Wkitted. Bass.
that of
aacleu* for tta
p^ular live talent
President Dovid D. JonefS Een- ■ be the first in the new a^dito- ^
net College; President Robert, num. , ^
NEGRO MECHANODPi
CAPTURE OF DARING
TRAIN BANDITS
DEMING, Ncy Mex.. iVc. 2—
(ANP)— Sam WeM>, 65-year-old
Negro mechanic of E3, Paso, was
the central figure in the Thanks-
.^i'inng Day capture of two train
bandits aboard the Southern Po-
cific’s crack Apache iXiaUed. A*
the pair ran throu^ the front
coach, Weibb stuck out hi^ foot,
tripped one of the outlaws, whoae
head struck a seat aa he felL
'Crainmen ond others among-
th% trains 150 pa|renge*s—all of
whom had been robbed of Iheir
cart and valuables—leaped mto
thb melee, beat the bandits into
submission, but b^ore being
overpowered a bullet from one
of their guns had ploughed into
|th4 bo«hr of Switchnaon W. L.
'Smith of El Part>, injuring him
fatally.
^uuva of tike
M Aa “Harweny , Road
fraaa WDNC. Soniilay night*—
M tm tiSO. Prasaated ea thU half*
kaar Sfader |ha name of "The
Chaaffcnrvt** and Supported at
the stndie e««aa by ,Rdbt. Strat-
«aa, with The*. Loek as the An.
area.
Reading left to right they arei
Theodore Freelaad, Bariteaoi'
Isaac Jekaeoa, 2ad Teoerj Ji
Hohnes, 1st. Teaer aad Mavflay
ted haa haea ptatMd
radio aaaeaiMan aad
ties aa heia^ one ^
taae, aad peeseeeed with
qaallties far raadiag.
G. Fraaay identified themaelvea Hark-
as Henry Lorens, 22, of ManI- eereiaonliea.
towoe, WIs., and Borry Pwyar,
27, a Cimadiaa. Dwyer was the
mia tri^ hr
Scene of the holduft was Mount
Riley, near the Mexi^p bordOT,
about -4^-^s^lea froas El I^tso.
Both f>a^iCTgers aad crew.* were
• '!fhe p^tiavrs, dressed in Ae
iraudy coatumes of dude cowboya,
staged file holdup in typical
ffontter rtyle and after beta* ^
4aae«d in curtody of Sheigf
JESSE WILSON, FORMER
DURHAM ClTlzkN PASSES
1N PITTSBURGH
Funeral servirea for JeaseWil
son, former Durham ditixen will
be held at the home of his si*-;-
■■er. Miss Janie Wilson of 814
■'las.aey Avenue Friday afternoon
it 3 o’rlock.
Mr. Wil'on died al the i^fem-
>iint hospital of Plftsbtirf, tot
B&onday, after an illness nf a
*ong duration. The body arrived
Sere Thursday morning at 7:55,
nd was accompanied by hia
oungest brc^her, Whaea.
Three other brothers s&rvive
him name^; WIHie H.,* iEgberfr
'ial. and Lin wood. One
sister. Mm Dice^ Nevins of Moo-
~oe also survive him.
Mr. Wilson waa a graduate of
Vor^ ^arpliaa. Collete for Ne^
•roes ia the of I«il,
lAteriaent i/will be at the
'^^«hw®«^ • Cematery, Fayett*>
i - ...
FOOT BRIDGE. CAUi^lT BY
POSSE
ky asaayjign, ^oick-witted actfon of
v^co artiich rasahed la capture
aaasaal of the haadite. Bath wara so bad-
Jv tiny, eoiidd barely talk.
Oepduetor W. M. Hi^loway was
Ib tktge «{ th« train.
AL^LANDfilA. fa.^ D«
ed last Friday ttom' a )peuty P»>
ieral marshal wliile beiar raiagn
sd to GoU^oro, K. C.^ t» i^aig!
for the mai^iigr «f,
'^t'^ols^n Ike
captwral Mon. mmit 41