WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, JULY 31, !918
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D. C. Hospital Unable To
Learn Plasma’s Racial
Origin, Will Not Use It
WASHINGTON <ANi>> Blood
and blood plasma hum the Hod
Cross will no longer be accepted !
pital. Rear Acini. I' S. Rot, iter, hos
pital. Read Adm. P. S. H outer ho, ■
* pita! chief of dart, ordered lad
week.
The order came when tire Red
U Cross announced that :t would not
ipSffcveal the racial origin of blood j
1 and plasma requested by the h— i
f pital. The fb-tnot Red Cros Blood
G center said that it'was following'
its policy of not giving out th.c •
source of blood to district institu-
M tions.
Private phgyicians may request;
; the racial origin of the blood but :
government hospitals may not. a
spokesman said. \<
Dr. Alvin R Sweeney, superin.
Undent of Gallinger said that the
racial qut-, ion had nothing to do
with the hospital decision. He rea- '
toned that the hospital wanted to
build up its own bank because Rett
Cross free supplies were “not al
ways available.
„Or. the other hand, tk Jacob
Weinstein, chief of the hospital s
blood bank, said that the hospital
bank does segregate supplies by
race as well as by types
He said that “as far a- experts
knew today" there is no difference
between the blood of colored ana
* white persons.
In giving the reason for blood
segregation a* Gallinger he said.
Under order of the executive
committee of the hospital, issued
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Wii'h Norman H. Stateman
Every Tue#., Thurs. and Sal. -1 :30 2:30 P. M.
On Saturday at 2:30, Norman H. Stateman
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Sunday, 9:45 - 10:30 Spiritual Smgmg
Friday, 1:30, Negro Farm and Home Agents
All Regular Negrc Programs Heard On
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* - ■ - - mnMiiTin’nij-iiriirrMrarnfflr-mr'nn nMinmimnn»ii‘ririir-inirifnnirii«iimi-ir
everal .years ago and never re
cindcd. ti'.ui.'.fit:i'./iit of white bio l
| to Negro patients ~r Negro blood to
; white patients is forbidden.”
Tie questionable onici read:
"To all chief no ftical .ottuvi.,
: evident', and interns: Until further
: notice, no blood obtained from the J
lied Cross •.ball be administered to ;
| patients in this ho-pital. And no j
uidibonai blood .‘•hall be obtained !
1 1 orn the Red Cross undu any c:u -
cum stances.
‘ All chief medical officers shall j
immediately take step- to insure j
t .at residents and interns on their ;
-ci vice are cognizant of and shall |
obey these instructions. This will
require extra effort .in securing!
donors to maintain the solvency of i
tin- hospital bl ,od bank."
Ur Sweerc ,v rationalized that j
•’continuing extra effort” was what:
the hospital blood bank needed be
lore it became too dependent upon !
'be free Red Cross supplies. He said
that the hospital b! od bank had
to be built up. Too many resident..
physicians and interns were de
pendent on the Red Cross blood, he
said.
He said "The blood bank we!
i .lilt up ovet the years, before the
Red Cross program, was being j
threatened. And we want to keep
it an ever-increasing level so that '
in case of a national emegeney
’ ■ en perhaps the Rod Cross banks
will be drained, we will have:
1 enough for our needs. We i.-.ignt '
even become a blood center foi ,
civilian ust."
Gallinger get.; its blood supplies;
• from friends and relatives of pat- i
j sents receiving blood from the j
| bank Dr. Wetretein said
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PHILADELPHIA
HOME IS BOMBED
PH VI. A DELPHI,A t.ANP)
Fur the second time in one
mouth, Nig roes have been mo
lested by at ein pis to wreck
their properties,
Ihe later,i victim, Bennie
Smith Hid his «ih, Anna, who t
live in the Shipyard Home pro
ject heard a thud shortly be
fore neighbors notified turn
that his home was on fire.
The bomb, ot incendiary na
ture. was .hr own onto the
• led overlooking the entrance
ot their home. inis shed oi
lin-pmof composition probably
pr* vented miuplele tlestroc
thin of the property. The blaze
was confined to the outside of
the house.
Social Scientists Os
South Oppose Jinicnm
j (graduate Facilities
NEW ORLEANS <ANP>~ “Three
nil of four social xvkuth.ts oi the
i until favoi the elimination now t •
: racial >cgroga’ioii a, :.qniiiatc -si•;,i
j; roa-uii.i.ii fchi.ar.l--," according so
| Aubrey William' -president of the
; Southern Confnvnce Education-d
i and
j "The re lilts (if an opinion poll of
li members f iiie Southern "<'■■■■■
logical society cor,ducted by the
Snuli era Conference Education.a
•und show that only one in four t
j he -•cfial scientists favor the pro
. ai■. <?i tin- southern goveino,; ini
| cgrtgiifed, regional schools foj N -
! "!ii recent moot ns soul hen insti
t uimi.s m response to dec : ion.- ol
I ..
! lie UniUu bill-lies Supreme court
j ,‘iuv> it vi cd the ir pci.- i.- along 4
j idferent lines; Plan A of the Uni-:
i . ersity of Delaware eliminating.
| eg rogation in the gradual, : rhisoi
j \ii, r. ;he dc-n-eci courses ".ere not
j ■jite.-n-d in state . «-:,, ■,feu Nc-eroe,-
I Plan B of the University of Ark an
j ,-adiintlin:; Negru, : to its
; . J,n,n but with ;> , -greg l .,uoo; Plan
j 7 ,a Oklufioraa setting up a now
i iu op-teach.-.-) law school. l>u* fhu
far wnh 'Judeiit: and Plan I< of .
I h- • -IlMitlH V ,-V, calling U't'!' '
| !v- i-si.dbb: hmeni of ; cgi egat.-d,
] e. ional graduate scho-.l for No
| rO t
i ’‘The Soinhern CeufeYt nc/c- Fdu
] '.uioiujj fund waiited to krpj>
| tjd Mr. W i ilia ms. "which of ino u
I touj* was in u;t accept.atie 'o
i r.out impartial ui"«d bust Qualifiei
| roup oi -Xpert.-, j}. the south. It.
i | .vaz assumed that Ihe rociYibors of
( ’he Southern SocioJii^iAa] S'OCu.-ly
! net these qualifications.
' 1 Sev e nty ont; per cein of iho: • *
; iv.no replied w« re for plan A elimin
! r jnsegregation. Four per cent
j ouTid none of the planj acavptahl *.
i here w«?ie no votes lot Plans H o.
: ? Among she icasons for sup
j > -itmg Plan A there were ?. that
i iftpeami most fi-t-quefUly “inore
j 1* mocfutic; ‘more economical,* and i
; more ‘practical.’ A number «l;
j ‘hose voting far Plan D said they
i thought thai Plan A v. a-.: th.- lohj.
I time goal but ns : not ‘practical’
i it the rnomeni ”
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KINSTON
SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
—Scholarship awards retailing
S6OO went to these three 17
year-old misses who made the
highest grades in Hie naiic-nal
competitive examination spon
sc red by Phi Delta Kappa sor
ority recently. Winner of the
national award of 5300 was
Beulah Mae Kibble of Cincin
roli (center photo', an h wior
graduate ci Walnut I lilts Clas
sical High scbcol. She plans to
vir.B ti.e scholar.:liip at the Uni
versity of Cincinnati Teachers'
College.
At lift is Miss Lillian And?r
snn of Atlantic City, who won
the SSO scholarship for the
higesl grade in the north east
ern region, A graduate cf Al
DAVIS-LOMAX RITES
TO FOLLOW DIVORCE
BY HARRY I.EVLTTI.
I.OS ANGEi.KS < ANFo Lu- ’
Ciu:. Loin .a. Jr . publiv.her of bit-
L.o- Ail:;,-'.--. Trib-.iia iinri bis: ,-di
■.l - Mis- Almena im-r. will be- j
come legally married as soon as
br,3l dec:, j f'- ibvon i 1 liiin and *
his wife. Carmf-lita, is granted, ac~
■: -i ii iibj . un:ci: - chrmu lirre j
By th ir own adirussioii in sn- *
, f sii.r rOijit be for.: Judge Arthur
C-rH; week ..go they have since
194-1 hyvd in v. b i- called in this
• ai* .i comm .u-law marriage.
From this union they ai e ire par
ents .*,? nvi. line childrcrn, a g-rl
line, yeair old and a boy, lets i
Lb n, a ye;,i Acc.nding to report,
,ii■ g I.i-max, -m .aid heir of Tu
rin - Li reputed to be one of hie
eaUlm si * Negroes in the country,
’tad desired it divorce a- long as •
194;? when ci’t ; i,3ckirig fvf,.-
Davi-. in touix nii.g tiie new tabloid, ,
Li» Iwo Fi.jiizou n» ' v, T fu t: n>:july
u’j w i(h ofrier
A;'....00 I, At j . j... ni. i;:, wi'h Ally. <
W-liter i Gordon, Jr., ,md Iwo as- .
es as her > iimsel. won awaids
amou:, ing to ovtr SIOO,OOO, and
sii,7 pi r in.ini:i for a year, her .
hi is band retained ne: s.l-, p of die j
’.v, 1 quipped Ti ibune print inp
f>;i;ilit. * >.
i norinc wirqq-inl criiu-i-,n. -
v.huii tht-;. d-ecibic h.o nothing to -
<• • Mi- »1.0,| busir.r . activities
Tier have p cp:.rod to ,-sii ,»t tn.-ir !
- ! piifclic; : i!ion and tilt* pjiiit i
,!• of >tii<-.' ,-gp- r: A pro ,-nt they :
av*. i g fun oi ■*. fin--; ire Can-'!
i;.n They i,:iv, -1.-o stains: pun
Inni on ~f ~ midwiv-i. TrYune .
-III! Il! I o'- • ■
ill tii'iii- nl tht cuv including ■
itic ill- ic.iy }ti pif!a ,*gi H .ills
üburb ! ;
M' • Davis fil'd ci me iuU, na- t
. »
For Fine Staple Groceries. Fruits, Vegetables. Refreshment*
Os All Kinds, Visit The
Nathan Hill's Grocery Store
Lcurated On West Slreel, Dover. N, C,
PRICES RIGHT PROMPT SERVICE
■*. TS/O/’VVON'T Y&U HAVE'S W
\ .;V U A 4CAT, „ /.
j cm HMCMTAt PfeATUMgy * ;
i "i':ven li Such Chivalry Surprises Them, Mac, Do Think Os These
■Comfort First!!’
THE CAROLINIAN
’antic City High school, she
has wen the sixth, seventh and
eighth grade American Legion
hisp ;-y medals. She will attend
Howard university to study
psychology.
Mi s Jacquelyne M. Johnson
took she southern regional
award of SSO lor bring an hors
i.v siude.nl at Tuekegee Insti
nte High school. She plans to
teach law and has chosen
Hrward to pm sue tier career.
Phi Delta Kappa annually
awards scholarships to female
h|qh school seniors in the
rc untry wl i ■ plan to pur .ue
teaching as a vocation and who
make the higher! grade in the
scrcrity's c- mpeMiive examina
tion.
t ional nt tent ion sr \ oral years ago
whi ■: o won lb, Wilh'.i, :iw’:,id
DePriest isk> Dewey
To Ask (longress For
Hsplits Law Passage
r r
CHICAGO AMP) Ex,-ci, ri
ia • !i,an O!J,-L; '• t-:-" of Clu-.'.i
i>ij,; ::i,i Gov Thomas F. Dewey
. f Ni V. A* irk to u-g his influeiue
11, .i !; congre-y to pass cii-il rights
laws it: a- penial toiefiam sent to
1 1 Republican candidate tor Pies:-
<• lit last neck,
ft Pur-fi* iViote:
"Bvca-uv; i.r your record ?n New
Voile in -pnnsbfing legisiatioii !>.
..,\cr problems to 1 no. c
i.c-w proptc <>d ;.t th* pec la i cuti-
II I i c.sSlJy Hi: V, ll.dk you lis-C
. 1 tiifHi* nee' to the end
that congress shah b<come rnoie
lot t« Ihe ehjbgi .■/ tape; and a
ume a courageou and unequ.v
--,’ inir.ii a ii a to civil righ:.-, whi< 1
„sf now .md have’ been tr, ba-.r
(..a! •: ;V Core.llUltiOn
Such le„der'hip cm your part
'voii Id not only further a.a or, j uur
r-te.-t,cn mi N -veiiibi'i but l.'kews-,
.ii id t-rve to rekindle new hope
~ i':i i i.i ■.t our cimJidcnce in tin
t eiit-f hat :l;e Republic.:ii parly
e-ay : till hi trusted as the party of
i'li- const, union and hat it at are
te ‘rill ruen up and no men down
Fn ,rinsing 1; is aid in ll.e coining
camp.-ui/a. the \ci ,n. a man ;aid.
"1 hi have thousands ot frii-nds
. t a...mirei • ».v» r the nation ar.J
with mi\ hcallk cuntinuioa to im
pr-'.-c ] hail leave no fctooe un
tiin.ed is. you, bch.,!f.'
FRONTIERS SLATE
BALTIMORE MEET
FOR MAT MONTH
COI.UM'«■* O. (AN P i - Tlk
I omKir- !>I America will hold if-:
venth annual convention in 13a 1
j imoii. l , August .1-8, it was unnounc
■,:! li-.re this week. Tins year's eon
■i iitson is expected to be die lurg
! d in the organization’s history.
Among the speaker: to be featui j
| t! at the convention will be Or.
I 'sin w. Underhill .It. of Phii.-.-
| i lphia. Dr. Martin D. Jiokius
i rwlj elected president of Morgan
! ‘late College; Dr. C. Bakej Peat b-
TaJtimorc and Aides Fleming.
\!>v n, Ohio Mayor Thom a D’Alt
audio of Baltimore will gnet the
I > ntiet „
! Pres N. B aillen of Columbus j
j viil speak at the opening of the
•i.nterence, August f>. Tie pn i- i
• recpti in will hr 1 held August'
: at the Baltimore YWCA.
The mother dub of the Frontiers
i ■. tnunded in Columbus by Allen.
! who is also executive ted etary of
; ire Columbus Urban League in
| November 1936.
Other officers of the national
1 group are tire Rev C Baker Pearl.*,
- .Inmans first vice pnsident;
Henry C. Sparks, Philadelphia, sec
ond vice president; Walter T. Hen
ry, Salem, N. J., third vice presi
dent; Robert L. Neal. Chicago, sec
retary , and Carol! H. Sawyer, Co
mm- .us. treasurer.
Officers of th< host chapter are |
Rev. Pearle. president; Dr. W Le- ;
■Roy Berry, vice president; William;
B Day. secretary, and Reginald
Gardiner. ;reasurer.
ASK ARMY TO DROP
INSIKFCTOR FOR
FASCIST MEWS
j
°. NEW YORK CITY iWDLi R.
moral of IV-t.-i 1. Xavier, xelt
javowed sympathizer of Hitler and
Mussolini, as instructor in domes
j tic aiui foreign affair; at Fort Dix
N. J. has bees; urgend by Rowland
, Walt;-:, r.ationai secretary* of the
: Workers Defense League.
W t v.tux happy to i-> the Com
'S:ui.)st- removed from orientation
Jdutie.- but we insist ti.at Xaviei
and men like Turn ai- o be removed
d: am orientate n duties and that fie
Y be ft «\ . ated from using any of
; iicial position or capacity as a
-■’means of spreading his loathsome
doctrine Watt s wrote Secret ary .it
tile Army Kenneth R.iya.il.
j "Yes, this is a fr.-e country
where one may speak his mind,
but v.v charge that no official posi
* .non can be u-ed to further dissem
inate th.- views of a vicious, un
-1 •.'•in. cr.,tie ami poisonous native
fascism.”
d
e , The WDL made its protest at the
j 1)...-. *»• ut FT tends if Democra
cy. which exposed Z&vier's baek
,. j ;round in addition to his book,'
c < R IST. AMERICA, which praises
'Hitler, Xavier ha- publicly express .-
..!<■{! his fa;cist philosophy- in other
• writing- 1 and lecture platforms.
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USED t AR I.OT
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SET DVR BARGAIN'S
WH MAMS AND DAVIS
TOWER HILE
SERVICE STATION
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i Tower Hill Road at Adßin hi.
i j <IAtDE A. NCN.V, Prop.
I
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Cor. Queen and Bright Sts.
PHONE 3741
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aaRTr-mm-Tt i f
SECOND SECTION
Injunction Dropped, j
Man May Occupy House j
NEW YORK < ANPI - After
months'of waiting, Samuel Rich- j
..id on, a Harlem merchant, learn j
ed that lie may at last move into Ins
new home bought two years ago in i
a restrict ive covenant area.
The New York Stale Court of
Appeals set aside an injunction by j
a lower court which hatred !he ‘
i merchant from his new'home, and;
tilled in the light of the ievent U. j
S- Supreme Court decision that
courts may not enforce racial ic
strictivp covenants-
The Richardson family which in
clude'. In wife, a daughter and a
niece will move into their new
home on 177th Street, a- .soon as
S for better radio service
CAM.
LEWIS
RADIO service
PHONE 92?5
318 E. BRIGHT ST.
VISIT
GOODING’S
BEATTY SHOP
WHERE EVERY HAIR DO is
f OMPI ETE 217 E. North St.
Dial 4100 Mrs. O. Lofton
Doves Auto Service
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS
ALL. MARL CARS
PLEASING YOU PLEASES ITS
305 I SOUTH STREP I
MIL IK;-, DOVE. Prop.
==-
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Slorne of Lenoir County Mutual
Burial Association !ne.
41*1 S. Qi PEN ST
PHONE 2146
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I
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ii HOI R SERVICE JAMES SIMMONS, Mgr
G & C CLEANERS
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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I
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NEWSBOYS WANTED TO SELL
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THE
| Carolinian
j. SEE
j' MR. WILLIAM BURNEY
Representative i
232 SOUTH QUEEN ST.
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PAGE FIVE
Kinston Business Men
And Women Sponsor
Miis Page - Patronize
Them
| MIAMI, FLA. CRTS
j IST LIVII JUROR
MIAMI tANPt A local garden
er. Henry Annste.id -erved on a.
! . '
jury last week in an unlawful de
tainer action suit to become tile
j first Negro to -ewe on a Miami
1 civil iie. v He was mu' of a six mam
jury in Judge David J. Hefferman's
j court ii, the ease of Mrs Elizabeth
Sne!cos against Mi and Mrs. J Dale
! Mann
j ,
possible.
In making its ruling the appeaJa
e-un-t overruled an order by Jus
life .Jacob it Livingston Feb. 13.
HH77, who issued a permanent in
unction against Richardson.
The origin of cotton i- unknown.
EDDIE’S
LUNCH ROOM
HOME COOKED MEALS
DELIVERY SERVICE
PHONE 3347
j 238 8. Quern St Mr. K. > o *
Davit] Warren’s
GROCERY AND MARKET
1001 LINCOLN STREET
1 rtvh fruits Vegetables
MEATS
WE DELIVER
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COLD DRINKS
332 SOI ill QUEEN ST.
YV. R. BURN i Y, Prop
Experts To Clean Your Shoes
H and II
SERF It I STATION
423 S. QI KEN STREET
DIAL 3141
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