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CAKOlKA TIMES
L. E. AUSTIN, Editor
BROWNING & FARREIi
FURNITURE COMPANY
410 W. Main St.
IS‘^1 GREEITINCS
The Colored Taxi G^mpanies listed
below wish to thank our patrons for
the business given us during last
. yfear. We wish for them all a happy ‘
New Year.
HILLSIDE TAXI---Phone J-4241
DIXIE CAB Phone R- ffeS
CAROLINA CAB---Phone 1^7191
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PROGRESSIVE STORE
Fayetteville Street
E. D. Mattox, Mgr.
JOYI>LI94l
PENNY
FURNITURE
COMPANY
111 E. Chapel Hill St
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NEIGHBORHOOD STORE
619 Fayetteville St. - Phone L-3173
Garrett’s Biltmore
DRUG STORE
Phone L-0961
evj Year Greetings
Mag the cheer of the geir... Mag the best of Hie good.
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1941
DURHAM PUBUq^SERVICE COMPANY
JOHNSON - FORRESTER GO.
DRY CLEANERS
Representatives E. W. Green
F. C. Pendarns
Phone N-157
5eason|Best
IMshes for the
NewTear 1941
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PAPA' JACK’S
RAINBOW GRILL
964 Fayetteville St.,
Durham
P HATWOOD’S
EEGTRIC
SHOE SHOP
116 S. Mangum St.
1941 BfSTUIISHeSM
MUTUAL BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
114 W. Parrkh St. - Phone R-119
HOLLYWOOD INN
The H ome
Of Home-Cooked
Food
Dorsay Beauty
Parlor
Phone N-9741
Hold National
Conference.
Continued from Pag« One
hervice above that of the White
Firemen.
Regulations by the Interstate
Commerce Commission require that
in the next few years coal bum-
ng engines be eqiupped with
stokers or r^laced by Diesel
power. Ail a result of this change,
and through the o^anized streng%
of th« White Firemen, definite
confidential understanding have
and are being develc^d that
provide for the elimination of the
Colored Firemen by various sutble
and devious means—one of which
is that railway carriers shall n^
hire firemen to fill vacancies
caused by the death of Colored
Firemefl training in the operation
of the Die^l engine. The trick is
that Colored Firemen are not
promotable because they cannot
become engineers.
Since the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Enginesmen and Firemen,
which controls the bargaining
rights on most railway properties
by virtue of the possession of the
maority of the Firemen in the
employ of the carriers, will not
accept Colored Firemen as mem
bers and hence they are deprived
of representation befofe federal
agencies regulating the relation
ships between carriers and their
employees, Colored Firemen face
the necessity of devising some
program to meet this situation.
To this end, the Brotherhood
of Sleeping Car Porters, states
A. Philip Randolph, Internation
al President, plans to call a na
tional conference of Colored Fire
men on all the railroads through
out the country that employ them
for the purpose of formulating k
long range program of organiza
tion and legislation in the inter
est of the relief of this class of
Colored railroad workers from
their present state of Job inse
curity. r ' ^
At this I conference, Colored
Firemen will' tell their own story
about their problems and repre
sentatives of various national or-
ganiaations will come to bring
messages of greetings and co
operation in the fight to save the
Jobs for Colored Firemen.
The conference will be held in
Washington, D. C. i» the mon^h
of March, declared Mr. Randolph
at the headquarters of the Bro
therhood in New York City. The
specific date and pr(^am will be
announced later.
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,By BKTTV BARCLAY
A N«w Tt&r surclr call* for new
dcllcAclea on the tkble. The following
tMtMl recipes have been chosen care
fully and are offered as 1941 treats:
Hawaiian New Year’s Cup
12 oransea
Whole clovea
1 cup sugar
t cups water
S cups canned unsweetened Hawaiian
pineapple juice
Juice of 1 lemon
I Orated nutmeg ,
Wash oranges and stick with cloves.'
Bring sugar and water to a boll and
add oranges, cover and simmer until
cringes are tender. Remove oranges,
strain liquid in which they have been
simmered, add to pineapple juice which
has been brought to a boll, but not
boiled. Stir In lemon Juice. Serve hot
In small cups with a dash of nutmeg.
Cut oranges in small pieces and add
one or two to each cup. Yield: 1 quart.
Lima Purse
t cups cooked, dried Iiimas
4 cups hot water
1 tablespoon grated onion or onion
juice
1 tablespoon butter
3 tablespoons flour
H teaspoon pepper
H teaspoon salt
Hub Limas through a coarse strainer;
add hot water, salt, pepper and onion.
Heat to boiling point. Melt butter,
add flour, stir until sijiooth, then add
to hot soup, and cook 6 minutes longer,
stirring constantly.
Sea Food Cocktail
1, cup shrimp, lobster, crab, tuna or a
combination of these
H cup finely cut celery
% cop tomato catsup
1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
^4 cup lemon ju!ce
1 tablespoon finely cut chives or onion
Mix ingredients. Chill thoroughly.
Serve n cocktail glasses. Accompany
with lemon quarters. (Serves 4-6.)
Magic Fruit Cake
IH cups (1 can) sweetened condensed
milk
1 cup chopped walnut meats
^ pound enps) shredded coconut
1 pound (I cups) pitted dates,
coarsely chopped
Thoroughly blend sweetened con*
densed milk, chopped walnut meats,
shredded coconut, and dates, which
have been coarsoly chopped. Pack' In
a greased loaf pan (8 x & x S inches).
Bait* In moderately hot oven (878^ F.)
Sfi minutes, or until brown. Remove
from pan and allow to cool thoroughly.
Cut Into thin slices.
Ginger Way
1 household rennet tablet
1 tablespoon cold water
1 pint milk (ordinary or Uoni.\, J)
3 tablespoons sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla
% cup whipped cream
4-5 ginger snaps
Preserved ginger
Break a ginger snap into each
dessert dish. Make rennet-cuatard ac
cording to directions in package.
Pour at once over ginger snaps. Do
not move until firm — about 10
minutes. Then chill in refrigerator.
When ready to serve, top with whipped
cream and a bit of grated preserved
ginger.
New Year’s CofTolats
Here's a tempting hpt coffee punch
to serve your friends when they toast
the New Year. You'll start 1941 with
a reputation for oonsiderateness If you
make your brew of decaffeinated
coffee, so that enthusiastlo well-
wishers may enjoy second and even
third cups with no fear of sleeping
problems later on.
1 cup strong decaffeinated coffee
3 squares unsweetened chocolate
i tablespoons sugar
Dash of Mit
t cups milk
Make decaffeinated coffee extra
strength, using tablespoons for .
each -cup, H pint water. Add chocolate I
to x)ffee in top of double boiler and i
place over low flame, stirring until
chocolate is melted and blended. Add
sugar and salt; and boll 4 minutes,
stirring constantly. Place over boil
ing water. Add milk gre.dually,
stirring constantly; then hoat. When
hot, beat with rotary egg beater until
frothy. Serve hot. Top with whipped
orean, desired. Serves 4. ;
Boykins Tailor
Shop
Phone L-5493
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e, use
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Almost instantly your hair
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will sparkle with dancing
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Look for the reei box. If your
dealer doesn’t have it, send
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•ODIMOT MfO. CO, MIO OUVI n.ST. LOUIS. MAIM
BILTMORE HOTEL
James Baylor, Mgr.
Phone N-333
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BULL CITY
BARBER SHOP &
BEAUTY PARLOR
Ge P. Holloway, Prop.
YMCA Host At
Xmas/ Party
Continuod from Page One
■cludeil group singing, a full leng
th movie of our National army
at work and play, and atunta by
representatives of the several
Gra-Y, groups.
After the program, each young
ster was the reeipjent of a bag of
xmas candy, fruit, etc, provided
by various citizen and concerns of
the city. ; ,
Assisting Mr, Anderson, execuj
tive secretary, in the prograan
were: Mr. Faison of the White
YMCA, Carl McKee, and Prof.
Brown, Second Ward teacher and ,
directt^ of the Phalanx Frater
nity, a Y, affiliate. j
Makes Quick
Turkey Catch
Rev. Ri G. Shannonhouses, of
Pittsboro, a hunter of no small
repute^ resorted to the primi
tive in making his kill.
Donning his bedroom srippera
which were patterned fsome-
what like Indian moccasins, he
left home at ? o’clock with his
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