mt IB
THE CAftdUNA TIMES
t^f., AHiL
NEGRO AIRMEN REQUESTED FOR
Gommittee On
Naval Affairs
Petitioned
^ WA98INtiT0N—AfWr waf iVro Naval pilot?, as publiBhed In
Int a ^uccoaful fiftht to thu ‘‘Htarings," reads in part:
proviaiofi for thf tralnlTs^-i *Thi- advent of tnesu new fac?s
o{ Nafro aii pU«4a in thv S.
Army, Edgar G. Browifir I re*id
•nt of tha United ■-^vernmfcnt
Rwployti, went immediately be-
1nr% the Committee *»n Naval
uifF in the Senate with a
piM that iimilar provis^A for
tha traninf of Kegn* pilot* be
tnad* for the Navy.»
GIVEN HEARING
Ur. Brown’* atatement before
the Committee on traininz* Ne-
al ciilorpd American*' in _t h e
Navy*.-- air defense might well
a moat h*ppy sitMatHtn.
U could be very easily accom
plished by insertion «f specific
tanl'uatci* 'o authorizing the S«-
dOtaVy of the Navy and provid
ing additional funds on page 2
of U. K. 4278, and likewise the
la't page in reference to the
amount set forth in this nieoaure
7"r Hampton Roads, Hampton,
Va.; th^ expansion too of Lang
ley Field.” rt
““Welfare Plan
iit.
CtmtitiTU(Mi from page thiee'
a*sist«nce program.
Under the old plan of pay
ments the Sta'te alone boro the
cost of rte entiife program, while
under new provisions it wil! put
up one haW-'t^e nece.»sarj- amount
with the national government
epntributing the remaining
funds.
To be eligible for a grant
under the old public assistance
law it was neceysary for an ap
plicant to have lived in the State
five, out of nine years precedinjr
filing the application, while 1939
changes lowered the residence
to two out of five years with
i'r .statute.
Statute change?' were provid
ed to make for better and more
thorough cooperation with other
States and Federal agencies in
caring 'for recipients under the
I»ul>Ji^ assistance program.
i-LAC
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ONLY wheu yon include n clipping of thia column and sign your
full name, biribdate, and correct address to your letter. For *
"Private Aepfy” . . . send only (2Sc) and a self-addressed, stamped
Bennett ftonorslA||)|EmCA||
Dr. Holgate At
Dedication
PAGEBOY
GREENSBORO—Dr. Thoma?
F. Holgate of Evanstijn, III in
envelope for my new ASTROLOGY RKADING tnd recttve " wliose Tionor the new Library
retwp mat FRfeE A3VICE on (3) Questions. Bennett College was dedicated
Send all letters to: ABBE WALLACE, care d THE CARO'
L!NA TIMES, TI7 Peabodj? Street. Durham, N. Carolina.
AC— Arc hte tales which my
Ki.'it-. rr anil kids tell about my
man fiiend Hue?
Ans—There .'••eenis to be si>mt*
ha.sis for truth in t h o 4.ales
which have been told you con-
verning'the man. More than a
little *will remain as truth after
.“having off a few c o r n o. r s ! ren to support. I live on a farm
on Sunday, April ttS in Or^eft*-
boro*, North Carolina, Docttfr
, Holgate has been a member of
You have a little ca.h m t h e
bank. Why don’t you take an ,ytutlon-.-.lwe l&M, when ....
execution trip to the Worlds
Fai^«.in San Francisco and you, Qreeni-boro by the Boa*4- of
could -find out for yourself what* Education of the Methodiet
lif§.^.California was like. ' j Episcopal chujgh to mak^ recom
DLB—My hupjjand died and mendationt ai to the
left me vrlth seven- .small child-
of exa|rei'ations. I wnld like to
suggest that you go back to
your home city this Summer,
■eKun if unTy' for a visit.
Lone.'finio Lover: 1 Rafe been
goin^t 'with a Lnrl tnr nin.
I have made hunitmius attempts
■to quit her, but each time I come
oacfc; Has she got me tricked?
not have
and havo managed to buy tWb
the college. As a re.»ult of
careful study at this time, Dr
llblgate. made the recommenda
mules, but I fear that I am not , tion which brought about t h. e
a/ble to do the work. Won’t you ' reorganization of the in^,titotion
help me to-g»* imother w»y of »nto a college eclusivly for young
earning a living for myself and
women. He i.« treasurer of the
tooard Ttna has ff»fltiniied through
the years as one of the most
ardent supporter?. Dr. Holgate
was Ijorn 80 years ago in Ontario
Eligibility of a dependent
child to receive a public assist
ance fit ant and th« right of a
county welfare board to make
the award under the new law
will not be affected by the pro-1 tinjue t'»,^use you for
virion of the statirte that a de- ! thing?,
serting parent must be appre^’
hended ' and charged with sup
port of the child. ’ i-
Am—I regret that I am un
able to furnish ^ou with any
definite information. I am *ure' having received his education at
An?—she does not have a change is indicated loon. Try the University of Toronto and
you trickcd, neither could ■ she , to do the you can on the farr#* Clark University in 1893 and
do so if sh^' wi.*^hes to. But rhe . with thee help of your*two old- ®^ter that time was honoied iby
certainly does have you eating , est boys.' As you are still com:^
out of her hinwl. You failure to pgratiyely young. I would »ug-
.'tick to your decision if due tojgest that you try to find another
yau*'-^wiif prrwer. So iong ai* you , responsiible ' man whom you*
^i^,„WJ.Uing to be a mou'e, in- could marry. '
stead of a Man, sJie will con- LWS—want to marry this
HONORED
INDIANS
INCREASE
MIjC—1 am a constant read
er of your Column and it really
f titkies'"tne._the way you get
folks told. Is my- boy friend as
soriuus as he pre-ends and will
vvu, ever marry? ,
Ans;—Within-h period of One
iUAK you *rill 4je Mrs. F. D.
^ ^ M M jidea 1 have in mind ever bring j fjyE WITH HER.
lApplications for old age ate-
the residence having to be con- j distance and aid to dependent
tinuous for the year immediate- j children will no longer have to
ly preceding filing the application j verified by the oath of th.e ap
■» was the case under the form- pHcanTs. ■ >
a good man, but he says that he is.a-
^fraid of another woman and
eanhot marry me no%v. Should
I wait? ~~
An^(—Love and eath ivait on
no man. Every ojje has only a
certain number of year* life
ahead of them. It fs your right
to be able |to *t>nJoy as many of
them as possiWe. He will never
marry you, becau5e he don’t
J -(ya^t to do soT lie Is not afraid
will this t)je other woman, he is in
Self-Rising Flour
lakes the Guess out of Bakip^ and Saves you Money
‘ m« stttrcers and
Diirham Academy-O^
Medicine
Professienal
Pirectory
telV me
what to-do about it? ^
just |--- have hcen -hampered
j as to what I should do. Mu?t I
Ans;—This little idea of youi-s summer?
ill cost a small fortune to put ye?, do. You need the
ov.er. Your only hope then, is to j fall of the
secure he bucking of someone
both tlie University of Illinois
Queens University with the LLD
degree. He was an active mem
ber of the faculty of North^s^
tern University for forty one
years, during which time he was
successively Professof Mathema
tics, Dean of the Liberal Arts
College, and
THOMAS F. HOLGATE
dieas on Sunday. Others who
participated in the ’’setvice were
Doctor Willis J. Atlanta
Ga., Doctor W. C. Jackion, of
Greensboro, President M. S. Da-
vage, Atlanta, Ga. Doctor Mer-
Acting President. I rilV 'J^ Holmes, Chica|j6y Mrs,
He now holds the po.^ition of Jane k H. Freeman, Delaware,
Deah'Emeritus of that institu-j Ohid,N*|^ti^ Ferguson, Raleigh,
tion and is an authority in
field of finance.
lAmong other interestin'; po.*i-
the O. 'C. PoTind.'tone, Atlan^ Ga.,
j Bishop Wallace's. Brown, Tenn,
an^ Mrs. W. H. C. Good ), Sid
ney, Ohio
I year rolls around you.will be like
with iafluea«*-«Bd capital. You t- different person. The change' General Board of, 'New York
City delivered the principal "ad-
can’t, ever hope tp handle this ! ^j]j nerves good
thing entirely by yourself set
if you can’t interest the right
party to- back you.
OK—God told me in 1 dream
tp write and ask you if I ,'hould
' sell my home and move out to
California? _
lAns—You certainly had an | NORTH OAROIJNA
unusual dream.' My advice would i DURHAM COUNTY
tions held by - Doctor Holgate ,
are Visiting Professor of t h-e' A Liibrarians’ Conference' oji
University of Nanking, China Saturday prior to the dedication
in 1921-22, Secretary of the In- fomally opened the Thoma.s F.
temational Congress of Mathem Holgate Library. This ‘confer-
atics in Rome, Italy in ^nce honored Mifs Florence R.
urtis, director of the Hampton
Institute Library School, who
Was present and participated in
the afie-rtieon discussion. Other
participants were, Misa Z o r a
Neale Hurston, Author, Maitland
ria. Mrs. Gaynelle Wright Bark
sdale, lAtlanta University, and
Miss Enda Ruth Hanley^ Ange^
Scott College,'Decatur, Ga.
and active membership A the
Board of Education of tho ME
Chuuch since 1924. He ha.=
written two geometriaa and a
translation of Reye’s Geometry
of Position.
Proft Jackpon Davis of the
Legal Notice
TRUSTEE SALE OF LAND
LEO G. BRUCE, M. O,
Pkyaiciaa and Surgeon
I F*jr«tt«»ill« Strew
Tiriapbonei
Oa«« J—6222 SU*. L—4864
S. M, BECKFORD. M, D,
212 Mtautgoioeor 5treet
Hfudmrtou, ftortii Carolina
K. A, BRYCE. M, D, ‘
Dvpot Street
Kuxuoro. North Carolina
Office Hour*:
t 9 A. Mr- 11 A, M,
4 P. M,
Saturday Afternooa*
Offic
T^epltOBe* _
4092 Ret. 4091
J, W. V, CORDICE, M, D,
' Ceaeral Smrgery
in 1 2 FAYETTEVILLE St.
Telephone*
0*6ee J—9081 Re*. I 837 J
W. A. CLELA'NU, M. D.
PHYSICIAN aa^ SURGEON
BilUaore Hotel
Ea*t Petticvew Street
S*SO—IOi;3HI^
Tele^i
OMm F 4»i\
1-2 6:30—74
be*s
Re*. J.1644
^ DM, N. H. CORDICE
DEHTIST
ISO 1 »*%nKUm Str-iet
OSc# H««i\ I—2 3—7
Tele^._: - r—2501
D. J. M. HIJBBARD
DgNUST
N. C. M«t«d B«iUi»f
OSce H«iu-* ».| 2:30 «i>0 ”
EiwU*g* mmj S«a4«fi by
•fpobumMmt
T«l«rfcM*e JT4M*!
. * ^ .r- I .. '
DR. A. S. HUNTER
OEMTIST
H. G, SaiUiBg
DOCTOR M. C. KING
OFFICE PHONE 2S3-i-6
RESIDENCE PHONE 249—*1
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
DR. V. W, LOVE
DENTraT •
Warren.Strudwick Building
Office Hour* 9—6
Telephone J—*6571
J, N, MILLS, M. D,
Fiiy*ici*a ^n^Surgeoa
Office 106 1-2 Parri*h' Street
Special attention to Di*ease*, of
Women
Trained nurie in attendance
DR, E, PrftORRIS
DENTianr
Fayetteville Street
be to keep your home. You
know anythin,^ about California
and don’t know a soul out there.
PERSONAL LOANS
ARRANGED AT
Time Applied For
fS To $50
LOVE & CO. BROKERS
202 Depoiitor* National
Bank
Phone L-1931
UNDER and by virtue of the
power conferred upon the Trus-
.tee in a certain deed of trust
dated September 10, 1930, execu
ted by Cubit Pringle and wife,
Louella Pringle, and duly record
ed in the Office of the Register
of deed.® of Durham County in
Book of Mortgages 184 at page
284; default having been made
in the payment of the sfame, the
undersigned - trustee will offer
for sale at joJiUc auction to
the highe.=t bidder for cash at
the Courthouse door in Durham,
North Carolina, on SATURDAY,^—■
noon, the following described
land, to-wit:
iEEGINNING at an iron stake
at the intersection of Cedar St.
and Dowd Road, being t h e
Southeast corner of Lot No. 9
and running ^thence south 7S
deg. 54 minutes west 50 feet
along the north side of Dowff
Street Road to an iron stake;
the southea.°t corner of Lot No.
8; thence North 16 degrees 6
west 158 feet to an iron stake,
the northeast corner of Lot 8;
thence north 73 degree.” 54, East
50 feet to an iron atake-i®^ Cedar-
Street; thence south 16 .degrees
6^ East 158 feet along the west
.•i4e of Cedar Street to an iron
VISITS 'IN RALEIGH
Mr?. Mary 'W£. Banks and Mrs.
Elizabeth M. White spent the
Easter holidays in Raleign, visit
ing relative and friend^-. Little
Ann Malone accompanied them.
They^jjetumed Monday ■ night. ••••
-f
707 1-2
Tiour* 9 ^ 2 4 7
Telephone*
Office J—8321 Re*. J-J0042
R, P, RANDOLPH, M, D.
Phyiician and Surgeon
312 DoWd Street
Office Hour* 9—10, 3—4, 6—7
y
Telephone*
Of'fice N—(5211 Re*. N—5562
being
Dowd Street property of *R. T.
Howerton, Jr., and shown on
map made by E. H. Copley,
Apiti 192*2, and recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds
Durham' .County iit Plat Book 3,
page 160. . '
THUS SALE will remain open
for ten days to receive inciea.«e
bids as I required by law.
THIS PROPERTY is sold at
the reque?t of the holder of
said notei — —
This, 11th day of April, 1#3'9.
R. L. McDougald, Trustee
Manitfhuria has a five year pro
gram for exploitation of basiig^^re
pources under strict government
control.
GREENatORO—Mr». L. E.
H'oover, Bureau Secretary for
Indian Work of the Woman*t
Home Missionary Society of
[.the ME church with I^adqnar*
*ter», at Lincoln, Kebratka| gtove
I very nformaitive lecture* a t
' Bennett College, Greensboro,
recently. “At least ninety per
cent of the Indian population
la as ignorantly pagan a« any
trifce in the heart of Africa,”
'said Mrs. Hoover is referring to
the Fuperstiitions and un social
customs t’hat exist 4oday among
Indian .tribes. She further Ftated
^hal the Indian population in the
United States and Alaska had
doubled itself—since—Ciiumhua
discovered America. Though
there is a great ttlfl’d for fur
ther help for the»e distressed
people, Mrs. Hoover was noi
unmindful of the many blessings
that had come to them at t h e
hand* of the United States gov
ernment, and the Episcopal,
Methodist and Baptist denomina
tions. There are 161 Indian xe
seryjitions, the stronghold feeing
in the southwest, although mu’cb
of their land is tieJ up in long
term lease.®. Mrs. Hoover was
not convinced of the wealth of
the Indian that is often lefcrred
to, for onif oim oTit of every
800 are operating their own oil
wells, she stated. Though the
Indian 19 pagan, and in a large
measur# hss been denied the
privilege of school facjlties, he
has much of j,eauty^ and culture
to Offer, Mr*. Hoover ave'rred.
It was pointed out that a fore
ign mission program is a fruit-
les.« one undless there is estab-
liSied a honft missioi^ as well.
The (speaker showed .£be impor-
ROY COtLUNS, WOR page
boy whose original musical
composittona have ib
heard many times oyer the
air, played fty auch . orches
tra headline, as Cafc Callo
way, Ernie Fiorito, Bob
Stanley and other well known--
radio .band leaders.
CENTER
WINDSOR—La.®t week was
the last week of regulaf indoor
recreation ccnter activities at
tance of the work of home miss | Windsor, Jonesboro, Price, and'
ions in rescuing person* who ^ Terra Cotta Community Centers
might, xecept for the influence | it wa.» announced today by the
of the mission turn, to crime Negro Division of the Greeni-
a.« * result »f a hard Hie }h rfam Iwjre Recreation 'Commission,
districts. «
Mrs. Hoover also described
the beninghted condition of
thoFe Mexicans who have come
to America with no religious
training or as worshippers of
idols. Many Americans ( instead
of regarding the educating and
Christianizing of these foreign
directed iby Harry K. Parker.
Statistical reports have not yet
been completed, but there are
all indications that the attend- *
ance and participation in Negro
recreation activities in the city
increased -'by several thousand
Over thait of last ye{»t,, At the
Windsor center, vohich has been
born as their duty, merely look^Norman Watts, acti-
,n the Mexieans as curious «"d spe#i^'events
and colorful persons to be star- • ^
ed at on, a sightseeing tour.
were
the other
center^. Outstanding eventsi dur
ing the winter’’ have* included
the second annual open house
DUKE ELLINGTON CHANGES 'comm'unity dance,^kiddie's boxing
MANAGEMENT
-
I.
E. TURNER, M, D,
JNTKRWiST -
TIME MARCHES ON
OflSc- 448
618 Fayetteville Street
Telephone* •
Office L—^284 Re*.- Jyr-^SR4
3. S. THOMPSON, M, D.
Pfcy*ician
709 1-2 Fayetteville St.
Telepkone*!
Office L—2S41 Re*. Lr-8621
ELLIS E. TONEY, M; D, "
303 HiUcboro Street
/
Oxford, North Carolina
Telephone*
Km. 93C
rIS never too late to begin to SAVE mooeyti
Tlie fbolish won't listen.
, ' The nncere man constden. «
Tlw wise'man ACTSj .
Our advica to yi three classes is to spend less
yoa «aiii, and have money.
START SAVING REGULARLY NOW
We Welcome Your Banking Businesi
Mecliaiiics & Farmers Bank
Durtiam Raleigh
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NEW YORK—Duke Ellington,
orchestra leader now touring
Europe, who is expected back
in New York about May 15, has
igned a new management con
tract changing from Milb. Ar-
chMging fr
to tte Willii
tisfs^o the William Morris A^n
cyj it was announced by Hanaen-
Williams, Inc., public . relations
tournament, Xms* feltival, f«-
ther-son and mother and -dailgh-
ter ^banquets, folk dances and
and novelty programs, $taff plan
ning conferences, communtiy
recreation' forum, state basketball
tburnament, men’s recreation
band concert, wein
er roast.e, thanksgiving and
halloween frolics, and addresses
by specialists of the National
counsel to the DuTce, of the] Recreation Association of New
RKO builjjing. The Duke has | York City, including Ethel Bow
been under the Mills banner er, R. E. -Carlson, lAruthur Jones,
since* his deibut at the Cotton | E. T. Attwell and Doctor Clar-
Cluh in 192,1. I ence Cameron Whjtef
You can travel
anywliere..any
day e. t on the
SOUTHERN
in coaches at.
-
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lor oach mile travolod
Ro\ind Trip Tickets '
Good in Sleeping and Parlor
Can on payment of propei
charges for epace occup.iad,
rSR MILiEa^rOR EACH MILE ttlAVELEO j
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Good in Sleeping and Parlot
'Cara on payment pS-pg^ptr
charges for space occupied.
FEB MXI«E#rOR EACH MILE TRAVELED
If yourd*ai«Fdo*»
not have It, land
$1.25 (no axtra
pottage I diract |p ***
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