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Wf 0&
es
Of Interest
Urp, Aoni* Panon v^>it«l
ralativ«t in Clayton >nd Smith-
ficld I«st Tu«td«3r.
Mn. A1 ^Wil«on ha> returned
to her bom* on South Perion
dtre«t from Jio@auley’^ Loiipi-
t«l.
ii.
r&»Tu»6S SVrsPiCATg -
BOOTS,
UNDERSTA ND
WHY THE BOYS
CURiSE. >_
STILL CALL THIS A
PLEASURE
Dodors Gird For Socialized
Medicine Fight
Controvsrty Moit Poiatad in for other purposei.’
Hilary of tb« Proi|mticn..... i Utt(i«r directiun at the S^Uf*
How »• fUah^A of geon General f the U. S. Publi?
Hagro Doctor* and PatiMita ileaith Service, grants in aid
i t Moot Qaastiaa. , jEapoet
Phyaician-Dalegata* To DU*
•act Wagnar Bill at N^w
York Convantion-CIinic.
ALBli2RT^G. BAiBmTT
OHIiOAiOO, .^tANP)—Judging
from advices and jladvancfcs in
formation pouring in from var
ious sections of the country,' past utterances of
the 46ih annual convention of ! vitally interested in
tne National Medical associa
tion net for Avgust 14-19 in
New York City, wilj tesoive it
self more or less into a Wagner
bill clinic, wHh physician dele-
gatea who already have diag-
win b« made to the different
sbatei for Public Health work
and investigation and grants to
states for hospitals and Iifalth
tei>terr.
How the convention’s Wag
ner bill clinic will proceed after
the anesthetic has tes’i ad
ministered is indicated by the
■pnywcians
the bill’s
nosed the ca'te and found imm
ediate operation neceasary) dis
secting the natiimal health me/i
sure, picking It excmin*
ing it and finally is^ini^ bulle
tin as to ita chances for surti-
The "clinic’ will • talce place
on Thursday, August 1? at 10
a. m. at convention headmaF-
ter.», ‘ Public School No. 68 with
*Dr. M. O. Bousfield of t h e
Rosenwald fund as head
‘clinician’ conducting^ t^c panel
discussion on the s«cialize(l
medf;Tne ipsue. The medical
leaders Will first train their eyes
on th® purpose of the Wagner
bill (officially known as t h a j
National Health act sf 1939), I
as stated thus in the bill’i; pre-^
atnble: l/ ,
^‘To rovMo for tl^ gaaaral
walfar*. by aaabliiig tba sa*
▼oral atAtas to maka more
adaqua^a provlaion for pu>
Uic haaltk, pravantioa and
control of dUaasa, matar-
nal and child haalth aar-
Ticaa, construction a n d
maintanan^ of aaadad hos
pitals^ and koalth cantars,
car* of the sick diiahilitjr
ia«wranca and trainini of ,
parsonnel; to amend f tk • ' '
Social 3|aeaHtT' aet,
implications as regards Ntgro-
es. Convinced that the whole
socialized medicine program will
function first through t ii e
states, then the counties many
NMA members point out that
Negro doctors a» usual'‘wTtl ib'e'
frozen out in the South where
.the health., program will,be ad
ministered 'by the • county_ s>ci-
ties of the white American
Medical association, whose
Southern door?, are barred to
Negro doctors. •
A National Mea'ical associa
tion special committee, compos
ed of Drs. Rdscoe C. Gile®, chair
main; Clarence H. PiS^ne and
G. Roiberts all of Chicago re
ported last May to NMA Presi
dent George W. Bowles:
‘‘....So far aa this com*
■litte* know*, no official
connected with the govern
ment haa—given, the Nation
al Medical association any
aMnrnnce either publicly
or privately, that our oc*..,
gaaiaation will be included
in the peraonnel of the
program. We may point
out further that inasmuch
a* we wer^ informed that
the personnel would be tel-
acted through the local
unit*^' those units will be
the county societies as con
stituents. of the American
Medical asioeiation....’
JCbe aibove statement was
commit^eV report
President Bowles was ^iticized
for apparii^ be#ore the Senate
committee in Washington last
May and declaring^ “The Na
tional' Medical as^ocuition sub
scribes in principle to S«n«tor
Wagner’s hill with reservation*
ar stated.’ ^
Detailing advantages of the
health bill to Negroes, Dr.
John Ai-^eriney editor in chief
of the Joiirnal Medical aaa«^iit-
tk>n said editorially in the
July is«(ue: ^ ^
"It is generally agread t^at
the ratio of indigency is gi'eat
er in percentage among the Ne
groes than among miefabers of
the white population. The legist-
iative investigatng commission
of New »Jeraey found it > ba
45 per cent in our race.
certainly know no good reason
why conditions in this report
are an^ worse in New Jorsey;
than in other states and parts j
of the country. Therefore, it
would appear - 4hat roughly,'
albout 50 per cent of the Negro
population receive? some sort
of relief assistance.’ I
lE^. MoCulltr visited in the
Juniper Lavek Saction Sunday.
Mias Fannie R. McLean has
raturnad from Dunn^ N. C«
Mrs. Eatell Jonas and Mm
Aitia Jonai attended a big Smg
in Wilson lart Saturday.
Mrs. Floranca Waltert h * a
raturnad from a vacation trip
to Baltimara, Md.
* «««•••••«
Mrs. Beulah York has been
confined to her home dua to
aye trouble bat ia out again. ^
Joa Taylor. of lUlzatiath, City
ia in the city for a few days on
businci>s. , v
Joe Taylor of illizwbeth City
is in tha cit^ for a few dav^ on
businega-
Walter McLeod haj^ r(
Mrs.
turned from a motor trip of
two ^weeka in ’•Richmond, Wssh-
ington, Baltimore and Atlantic
City. She reports a delightful
•**««***«
Mrs. Price DrakefoiM h‘ a a
returned to her home in Balti
more after visiting her rister
Mrs. McLeod for two weeki-
Alfred Lindsay haa r#turn*d
to hi* home in Daringtou S. C.
after visiting hit iiatar hare
tfrs. Otto Undaay.
Mrs. Ada Burgeaa has tone
to New York to vi«it her daugh
tar and attend the World’s
Pair.
Mrt. Leora Jackson’s hiaca of
Charlotte is visiting H|r for a
faw days.
#**•••**•
Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Harris
vhHcd in Youngsvilla ljunday.
CHURCH NOTES . . ^
Mapla Church in general
under the leadership of Dallas
Leach • is doing, f great things
sponsoring fish frys, barbecue
tuppara and ict cream suppers
for the t>enefit of tha church
on Saturday -.night of each
jveet.
Fayetteville Street Baptist
'hurch being remodeled. The
different auxilJiaries are work
ing hard to help raise money on
the building fund. ^
Manly Street Chri'tian
will sponsor a 1940 w&dding
Monday night Augdust .7.
j^Oberlin Baptii>t Cliureh Nile
Club will sponsor a Nile festi
val^' Tueaday.
Sl. Paul Church aponiorcd a
Rainbow Wedding Thursday
night of last week.
iSEiBBAiircA*
possibly^ most .•ignificant victory regarSng the ^J.ighta of
Negi*oes .wa^ won in Eand‘lph County last month w^en Attorney
F. W. Willies (aibove) prominent Winston Salem lawyer emerg
ed rtctofioup ^ a suit against the "Greensboro-Fayetteville Bus
Line. Attoi'Stly Williams represented Miss Vella Lassiter teacher
in the public school system ’of Reidsville who had entered suit
against Che bus company for mistreatment handed her ■ while
traveling sWparsenger in one of the compiny’s buses.
IiCtarMte
CHAftLOTTZ. N, €.—I%«ra*
rcleaaed by Omw wist
vt %k* Charlott* Claariag Havaa
Araociattda show thtt Jsly
Baalt Clearinss in tha Frt#Bdly
CiV tot the aaonth af Jalv act
• sew aU time raeord wltk ■
latel 0t aad tha
evan more signifkaat fact UMit
tiite re^r«NieBf» the third er.r«««
iva Month that s arw rrrord
has be H fished.
From Janoary to April tki«
yaar total bantc claarian wera
above those “or the ^rrt->-w»4
ing tine of IMS bat b^i'-.w the
totala of 19S7 when the fpre^-
ietia>^ee»rd waa auda. How
ever each report for the p a • t
thref months &aa set a aew
record anJ laa three month
total clear ing are f2tO,nni
Continued aa page ^ix
COACH FARES
^44/iiUeA,
HeciUiced
%
ONE-WAV 1-^ PER MilF,
Attorney Linjked
With Mysterious
Munition Cache
Mr. Hitler must play golf. He
i» _alwayp in the rough, hacki
up the turf and lies about the
—
There s^Te thousands of In
dians who how apeak good*Eing
lish. Why doesn't that element
ever get into the moviea?
LOS AiNGELES, (ANP)-*-
The name of Hugh E. Mac-
Beth brilliant attorney here
and re!>ident Liberian C'litsul,
has been linked with discovery
of a large caiAe of munUlons,
the presence *f which is shround
ed in mystiNry, by local authori
tief.
Th^saTOly of arms, valued
at 170,000 was found stored in
a Los Angeles warehouse when
a^ Fuit^^op file-in federal-court
in San Francisco asked for a
public sale of the last week
unless tax and storage bill were
paid.
The ^complaint i'aya MacBeth
is a former claimant of half
of' the munitions’ value and
ncluded“ lBe”TlHn« of ^a
ese. Questioned about the con
nection the colored attorney is
sued the following statement:
"la April 1937 1 was retain
•d by a Cuban Franciico
Gonaaiea, to colRKt a note
for $70,000 that was due
'him and. his associates pre-
sumaMy- - ft. E. Revna
Cassio and ^ Maria Holmes,
from Hlsakatsa '■ Watanabe,
a JapaMsai!
“The not was for cash and I
had no knowledge as to particu
laYa'pf the transaction involved.
Because of the diversity in
citizenship between Gonzales
and Watanaibe, referred the
case to Mr. Hubbard’s office
$IM’I MU, b/-l UO. 01) .SI HDLttKSHIPS'
FOR RENT
'-Rooms Laeatios
3 ROOMS, 612 GLENDALE AVE
3 ROOMS—404 RONEY STREET
3 ROOMS—40: RONEY STREET.— —
3 ROOWB—82» COLEMAJN ALLEY
3 ROOMS—531 COLEMAN ALLEY
3 ROOMS—mb 4-2 .JMYDE PARK AVE.
ROOMS^^-^-^ T-2 PROerER ST
JtOOii^IjSjriETIIiaKgy STREET
in San Francisco where it. was
taken over an'd filed in. federal
court. That ended ly direct
association with the case. Sub
sequently, the suit for collec
tion was ^ismis«ed ior* iaefc"o?
evidence.’
Poei’siierfiet
BY CALVIN KIRBY
^acBeth added that, it in
una)l^ita/.id2n^
his
Shat subsequent
ly Watanahe on V®c®^t of the
cash tfom Gonzales turned the
the money over to R. L. Dinf-
ley, San ^ Francisco muniti'j»ns
exporter lor purchase of the
arms. He saiu he wa« uuawue
of the destinaCion of the'*4jhip-
ment. ^
peo-
Mr. Roo?eveu believe thi
pie gave HTm S mandate 'te->ao
every thing he has done »o far,
anil nCSw T>Irr~Ickes li giving
him a mandate to run again..
Every time one of our neighbor
youngsters' sfirt^.,tO out the
barrel we Consider seriously
bringing out the doubje barrel.
be Solve J
other
against the
ATT^ WPA STRIKERS
Listen you fellows on the WPA
Wont you try to ?ee thiiigV my
way? ‘ — ••••
We have, a wonderful Presids.nt
Didn’t he create joibs whea you
were finan^Jially bent?
Didn't he g'ivejyou food a n li
pay your rent?
When you didn’t have ^ cent.
G>o back to work before it.- too
latCj,
Your problems w(ll
if you arbitrate.
Mr. Ro-o?eve»lf~>aid
day; —
You can n
U. S. A.
ATT: ROOSEVELT FOR
THIRD TERMERS: .
Roosevelt is> our candidate,
Roosevelt i? our candidate.
He stands foF^ood upon our
- ptate;
In every garage a new V-8;
If you wjflftit to be content and
KappF?" V .r.; e ^
yote for hin^" anjf make it
' «nappy, . .■
Every m,other; daughter, son
and PWy-
For he ip.'our Candidate.
* ‘Music on.;;^requ^st.
lew Era tlul)
Swings Out-
' / j;-Whjr
DURHAM—The New •£
Club boyi were. swinging out
Wednesday night August 2nd,
at the home of Thomas E. Lann
in the form of a Lawn Party.
Their fir.^t affair of the tum-
mer. It seems as if the old
N. E.’‘C. is beginning to oreak
out again in "ulK Who said
they were through? th^ pfe-
aent were: Mr. and Mr». Char
les Morris, Hubert Naddell;
Miss (Christine Crumpton; Mr.
aijd Mrs. Grover Ma?on, Jack
son ; JacTsspn Thompson, Mi«
Mammie Pratt; Alex Bonds,
Mi.“s Leona Roberts, Nathaniel
W'alker; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Al.leS, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Please turn to page tiv^;
from DURHAM*
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BIRMINGHAM
BURLINGTON
CHARLOTTE ♦***•
GREENSBORO •••
GOLDSBORO $tM
» LYNCHBURG —
MEBANE ^ — 4m*
MEMPHIS $nj»
NEW VOIfK — — —
RALEIGH ^
WINSTON-SALEM
WASHINGTON — ; ‘
MSMM sArmrr. »•■* **•
way llaaarrfa. Trerel by T*e^
Oaaft— m
'' ThfOTMlM
SOUTHERN
RAIIW'AY SYSTEM
Durham J^cadeiny Of
Medicine
(
By Relaxifig In Tiie
I-S-
n>IRECTORY
f -
LEO G. BRUCE, M. D.
I'hysician ftnd Surgeon ,
814 *1-2 Fayetteville St.
Telephones ~
Office J-6222 Re*. L-^S4
DOCTOR ,V. W. LOVE
DEN«ST
Warrants trudwick*
Office Hours 9-6 _.Dial J-6571
3 ROOMSr-111 HAYWO(H> ST.
3 JtOOMS—711 WILLARD ST. — ^ ■
3 ROOMS—1011 f^ERRELL ST. — —
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4 ROOMS—414 RONEY STREET
4 ROOMS-~416 RONEY STREET
4 R90MS—615 MAR1HA STREET $3.00
fi ROOMS—1302 SOUTH STREET »4-80
5 ROOMS—1204 C0LFA:X STREET— $4.80
7 ROOMS—1 toe GU.NN STREET »7j00
-4912 FAYETTEVILLE ST>OOUBLE GARAGE 75c per' aide
Rate Per Week
Ip3«50
— $3.00
$3.00
$2.50
$2.00
$2.25
$2.00
N. MIUUS. jM. D.
FHYSMStAN SURGEON
Office* .106 1-2 Parrish Street
SPliK-IAL ATTENTION TO
Dtj5iilASBS OF WOMEN
/Trained nurse in attendance
DOCTOR E. P. NORRIS
DENTIST
707 1*2 Fayetteville Street
Hours 9—1 2—3 4—7
Telephones
Olfice J-8S21 Res. J-9042
UNION INSURANCE &
nr 11
miAAAIl/
H, M, MICHAUX. Maaaga,
PHONf J-Wll ' »URHiyM. N. C,
'S .V
Going to and ^from work can b^ a pleaa^tire’ if you ride
the bu*. You get homd earlier. Yau spend mOney
for transportation (4 token* for 2Ss). YOu enjoy a safe,
comfortable ride. -
Durhain
^t-vice
R. p. RANDOLPH, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
312 Dowd Street
Of^tcf Hou^s »—10s- -3—4, 6-r7
TelepWnea
flfffce N-»211 Res. N-5562
E. TURNER. M. D. ^
INTERNIST
618 Fayetteville Street ^
Telephones
Office L-8254 Rea. 8i84
DOCTOR A. , S. HUNlER
DENTIST V
N. C. Mutual Buildioir
Office J-0891 Rea. L-3&81
DOCTOR M. C. KING
Talaj^hoaea
Office 263-« Raa. 24»-l
FranlftintOM, N. C.
S. M. BECKFORD, M D.
GENERAL SUR(3£®Y
212 Montgomery Street
Henderson, N. G.
R.
M. D.
A. BRYCE.
Depot St.
Roj^oro, N. C.
Office Houra
9 a. m.-ll a. m.—2 p. m.-4 p. m.
Sunday '^ephones
Office 4092 k... Rea. 404*
J. W. V. CORDICE. M. D.
J. S.
M. D.
THOMPSON^
WYSICIA.M
1-2 Fayetteville
. Telephones
Office L-2541 Rea. L-8621
709
ELLIS E. TONEY, M. D.
. alia Hillsbato Street
Oxford, North Carolina
- TO?Hce
711 1-2 Fiyitte^e St.
Telephones
t
A. CLELAND. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Biltmore Hotel
East Pettigrew Straet
Hours;
8j30—loao 1-2 ■ 6-$a..7
Telephones:
Office F-40£l Boa. J-l«34
DOCTOR N. H. CORBKUI
DENTIST
t20 1-2 Swth ' Maagwa Utrfl
Offiea Hears &—1 ~ •
Telephone Ottiem F—ZSdl
Telephonea
DOCTOIl J. H. HUBIU^U»
DEMttST L
N. c. Mitteii mvomm
Office Ho«n
EreBloK AndCfi If
IMapboM J-MH