THE CAIMJNA muU SA^ill^AY. 30I.Y t«t lift
Southerner
Slaps Race.M^;
Gets Jail Termjl
Lauds Negroes
Contribution
ToU. S. Rise
^
RK)HMONi>,, V».—The full Th*ir rsiponiibilifie* for «h«r-
Protest
Job For
Heflin
' 'I*'” ' '
NEW YOiRK, CharacttcUing
Legal Notices
iSwUl to tk« TifttlE.S) ,whlt« friend* of B*ckett, M»t. ^ ^ i • . i.. .
s*:w VOHK CITY—A .how Ud at the >ani. t»bl. with operatioiv of democracy jn uur mg in th. achievemant of tha raport.d propoaal to ap-
wh7t. ,.h.^ini.m in N e w »B«ck.tt, started to gang up country i. that wh.un make, it hhat pro,fre.i are aqually «r.at. pci„t Thoma. J. Heflin, notor!-
win. .U week Handy. Soon t>« Automat wa» powible -to “delight in ipcguiz , We delight in irecogni*ing t h • ou* Negro batter and one tima
*** in an upri>ar ae Ottley ana the >ng the contribution* which {cantributfona which membara Senator from AliAama, to a
^ork took
when
beating
white
man tr m North Carolina, was
ari'eeti.U tor - jit«:.uttlng C.
Handy, Jr. «on of tte ‘ kiiiner
of the iJJuea^’ ar.ii suthor -of the
' St. Louis the Hafdardt
Automat at 4imi St. and Broad
way. , ^
Young Uandy had entered
tha Automat, secured his food,
and waa about to. sit down,
when, Backett said to ’^i ;
“Ofc ma, jroa doa’t »it «t thU
tabla' !’■ Iroga N‘>rtk
Carslina aad no ‘n—’ »ili j
•t m tabU.. witk
whita m»n knocked *own t*b- members »f .the Megro race ^ of the N*gro race hara aada Juatica Dapartmwit poat *a an
las imd aa they laughU ,hav« made to American life and to American life and the #art aaaaranca. to ^erican bigoU
which they have had in t h • that "dealing in racial hatred
the part wiiith they hava had
'Ihe puiice were called m’and »rogpe*s of the nation.”
Uttley and Backett wer« ar- • ^ ^ aentfment «x-
lested and taken before 1 ppesied by President Franklin
liate Audiews of the 7tb jj, Roosevelt in a letter of
trict court on charjfes of diso’•
derly conduct an«I assault.
Backett was found guilty
sentenced to two dayp in jail
ur a fine of five dollars; he
was unable to pajf the fine.
Matistrate Andrews, in sen--*,
tencing 'Backett, lectured Jiim
Handy ignored thi*ltaementl^-»' Mi#.-^«fference betweer» New
A nUi-i, his tray ' anl the .soath as it lif-
and started to place his tray
on the tafcle. when the white 'fecU Negroes, and informed
man struck him on the mouth' him that "fiEGiROBS ttAVB
and knocked him down while-
he stiU held the' tray in bis
hands. *
Eoi O t t 1 e y, a journalist !
friend of Handy’s who was
eating at an adjoining table,
came to Handy’s aid, when
RIGHTS WHICH YOU AKE
BOUND TO BBSPIBCT." Tha
case against Ottley was dismiss
PATRONIZS OUR
ADVERTISERS
Ton ean travel
any]^ere..any
on the
SOUTHERN
in coaches at..'
■I Pei, Mile
grafting read at the thirtieth
annual confefetiCe of the Na
tional Association for the Ad
vancement of Colored People,
which opened here at the
iTffsque auditorium,. Tuesday,
Jun« 27 at g p. m.
Referring to tlia Negro peo-
plt of America as “an integral
group In our American 3emo-
crftcy,” the President said, ‘‘we
Iodic to you to uphold its ideals
to h«lp carry its burdens
and to partake of t^s blefsjnjts,”
*fhe complate text of the
President’s letter, which was
addressed to Walter Whit# exe-
ttttlve secretary,of the AhPocia-
tion, follows: * •»*
“The opportunities of a de-
moetltic people to participate
in national progrei* gr« legion.
progress of the nation.
My sincerest wiah for all of
you is that your appot tunitiea
may be increasingly shared and
your responsiiblUtica continuous
ly accepted in helping tha,
Negro race to h^old fast to tha
advancements alVeady mad*
and in moving forward to high
planes of accomplishmao*;;?^ Ai
an Integral group in our*!w4rl-
can democracy we look to _ you
to uphold its ideals, to help to
carry its burdens and to partake-
of its blessing.
In extending cordial greets
ings to the Thirtieth Annual
Conference of the Natioral As- ,
f„ th. A4v.n..m8«t f”" "‘T*‘ i",".
will be rewarded," the National
Association for the Advanca-
ment of Colored People wired
a Tigorou# protest Wednasday,
June 21 to U. S. Attorney
Oemral Prank Murphy.
The text of tne teleKfam
^ich waa signed oy Walter
White, executive secretary of
tne association, followa:
“Note in public press *VEpBtt
of plan to give federal Job, per
haps in Department of Justice,
to ex-Senato/ J. Thomas 4ieflin
of Alaibana. If any auch re
commendation contemplated may
we respectfully request it ba
held up until we can file with
lin's attitude in Scottsboro cases
defen«t of lynching, reputed
of Colored .Paople, may 1 •*-
ptess the h>pe that the Negro
race will find steadily expand- . . • . „ ,,,
tj • VI u * membership m Ku Klux Klan
ing fields in which to serve with . . .
industry, loyalty
tion.
CCC Enrollmeut
To Take 1,357
In July
ior eoch mUe tzavelMl
t-:--f
Round Trip Tickets ' \
Good in Sioeping and Parlor
Cars on paymont af propei
charges for spaco occupied.
rSR HI tra^t^lt-CJTCTTTaTlTE TRAWLED
' - * One Wi^y Tickets ^
Good in Sleeping and Parlor
Cari on paymsnt oi proper
chaxgss lor spao* oeeupUd.
PCS MlLEa# rOB EACH MUiE TMAVELEO
•
Ak>CuiiABeMs4 Caaetiea «• ^TMna
caior rai tArETr or tkaik tkavei.
♦ ■ ■ a. a-
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
RALEIGH, N. C. Twenty
CCC camps and three enroll
ment centers at Raleigh, Wil
mington, and lAsheVille will ac
cept 1357 junior enrollees bet
ween July 6 iiW 8 in North
Carolina’s regular third quarter
enrollment, T. L. Grier, State
CCC selection supervisor, said
yesterday. The 13'57 requifition
ed for July represents approxi-
PERSONAL LOANS
ARRANGED AT '
Tin* Appliad. For
$B Ta *50
LOVE A CO. BROKERS.
202 Dapositora National
Bask
Aima L*1931
' and his general attitude of in
tolerance and bigotry, particulr
arly so far as Negroes ar« con
cerned. We greatly fear th§t
»n ajjpointffleot yiven Mr. Hef"
lin would b( considvred by bU
bot» as jmtification of bigotry
and asaurknce that dealing in
raclul will ibf peward*«l.”
The telegram was based up-
pon the following items in a re
port outlined' by the association:
That in the state of Alabama
he was reported to be the l«ad-
ing Klaaaman for many yeans;
mately haff the numJw «,Ued ’‘hat when the pardon ayp^p#-
fol^’ln'April when many
placements were made Tbecausa »x>ro by» was aubmitted to the
of the number who ^ Htd com- j ©f of the st»t,
pleted tkeir final enlistment. Alabama on Octobar II.
The policy of accepting the' 193« the only reason appearii|g
applicants at * “camps nearest in opposition to this application
their homes savea PS.OOO in ^ was former Senator • Hefhn who
jJanuary and April enroWments stated that be would stump
this year, Grier said, the actual the state from one end tc tha
cost“foF eSStt—ytnrth”- a#««^t«4~
in April amounting to 39 ca»ts distprtpd |hg #ac|s in t|;^ cisf
as against an expense of $S.48 «nd »tUcked »«n}? person# jB.
NOTICB OF SALE OF LAND
NORTH OA&OUNA;
D016HM COUNTY:
UNOBR ANJ3 BY IHE virtue
of a power and authority -con
tained in a certain deed of trust
exacuted by W. H. Wilion and
wife, Fhnnia L. Wilson and re
corded in the office of the Regis
ter of Deeda.o/ Durham County
in B«ok 111 at page 160 the
default having been made in
tbc payment at tfae indebtednesa
theret>y secured as therein pro
vided and having been tequest-
ed by tha bolder of ^e said note
thi(^4Hidersignd Truatee wil* on
MONDAY, JU1.Y 10, 19,39 AT
12 O'CLOCif 'SoON -oifer for
sale to the highest bidder o r
cash at tha Courthouse dotr in
Dorham County the following
deacnbed property;
BSGIN'NING at a atake w the
Webern aide of Surrilla Streets,
from tha intersection of Biyant
and Surrilla Sts.; thence North
79 d^. 80' West 161.5 feet to
a stake in the Eastern line of
Lot No. V2, tiience with ; e
E^astem line of No. 2, fi83.S
feet to a stake, .thence Sjuth 87
i>eg. 10, ^aat 166 feet to a ^take
on th^ Western tide of Surrilltf
street, thence with Western the
ffiXBK:UTRIX OF IWE ESTATE
OF C. G. O'KflLLY Deceatad.
C. J. GATES, ATTOKNBY.
appointment based on Mr. Hel-^'^ of Surrilla Street South 18 deg
38’ West 79.6 feet to^the beginn
ing. £aing Lot No. 2, formerly
No. 13 and Northern i-2 No,
14 of the Larkih Woods’ pro
perty. Recorded' in Plot L'ook
No. 6, page 6, Register o{ peeds
Book fpr pufhaM County K. C
Reference U hereby made
Trustee* Deed from W. li. Wil
son, Truatee to T. D. Pailiam,
dated October 1 1927 >nd re
corded in b'ook of J>eed»- 1
page Office of Register of
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
of the power conferred upon
the .undersigned Trustee by «
certain deed of t r u s ' t dated
August 19, 1931 executed by
IVuateaS'of U n i>w « Mission
Church, and duiy • recorded i*
tha Office of .i^a of
Deeds for Durham County in
Bbok of Mortgages M page
186; and wlicreas, default wai>
made in the payment of the
indebtedneee, tha un4ersigned
trustee Will offer for s#«i at
public auction at the couith>;use
door in Durham, N. C. to‘ t a tt
highest bidder for cash on MOw,
DAY JULY 17th 1939 at Iji
noon, „thft, following described
land, to-wit;
ADJOINING the lands of
R. B. Fitzgerald et als.
B|EQiNM|iNG at a aUke on
Morehead Avenue and running
thanca west 7i links to House
Hne; thence South 2.41 chains;'
then.:e East 74 links; thence
North 2.41 chains to the be-
N0R7VI CAROUNA.
' IXECUTOit’S NOTICE
DURHAM COUNTY
HlAVINO QUAUFIED as £k-
ecutor of the estate of Mrs.
Luatta Haskins late of Duibam
Caanty, North Carolina thif ia
to notify all pei’sons having
claims against tha estate ot
aaid deceased to exhibit thom to
the undersigned at 114 West
Parriah Street, Durham, North
North Carolina on or before
the 2Srd day of May, 1^40, or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recov!ry. All par-
aona ipdabtad to said estate will
please make iouaediata payment.
Thia 23rd d«y of Hay, 1939.
MBCHANICS* AND FAP.MEftS
BiANK, Executor of the estate
of Mrs. Luetta Haskins, deceas
ed. ..
M» HUGH THOMPSON, Att’y.
— ‘^1 .
EnrolliCDt
Ueacties. #■
At Sbaw y.
RALEIGiH, N. C.—fbur huBd>
red ninty nine students fr»n
. , , eleven. States including fifty
ginning, as surveyed by Rufus
,, " . L ^ I North Carolina counties wore
Massey. *The above lot waa con
veyed to Lillian A. Fitzgerald
tnow Lillian Dodi^on) by R.
£. Fitzge'rald and wife S. A.
enrolled in the Shaw University
Summer SchooJ at the close f
registration on June 14 accord-
for each man enrolled
Octoiber.
at last
The United States Depart,
ment of Labor now has no con
nection with the Corps, Grier
stated, sIFce the President’s
reorganization plan shift*sd tha
organization to the new aeour-
ity^ grbup. W. Frank Peyapns,
’national selection director, wov.
ed from the Labor department
to the office of the director
eluding the Scottatboro Defense
Committee as a unit for push
ing the pardon petition,
That, in * December, I98i
Heflin appeared before former
Governor Graves of Alsibama,
when the latter interviewed .tha.
Scottsboro’ defendants in t h a
and is n'^W special assistant to
Robert Feldner, Corps 'director,
Grier added.
Deeds of Durham County. '
See also, deed from T. D. Par
ham and wife’ to W. X. Wilson
and wife, recorded in Book of
Deeds-' Pa/e—Office of Re
gister of Deeds o| pu):^fi{n C^un
This »th day, Juna, A93|,
R. L. McDOUGALD, Trustee
Cm a PBAHSON, Atty.
THIS BAhB WILL REMAIN
OPEiN TEN DA^S AS IS RE
QUIRED ,»Y LiAW.
NORTH OAfiOUNA
DURHAM COUNTY
HA^e QtiAiLlFlED as ex
ecutrix 4f the estate of C. G.
O’Kelly, late of Durham Coun
ty, North Carolina this is ,to
notify all persons living cJftims
against the estate of the said
deceased to exhibit them to the
untier^igncd at 116 W South
W, Fitageraid by deed datad announcement of the
May 4, 1908 and recorded In registrar. The enrollment
Bos\, 19, lit page 280 in • h a ^presents the fourth
Office of Register of Deeds of ^•'•^est registration since t h «
jDurham County. This lot coin- ’ ®J‘J*ni**tion of the summer
tains ‘one single story house echool on a tfollege bavia in
with four rooms. Also"aee 1^21. f
deed from J. A. Dodson and
wife, Lillian A. Dodson to
Trustees of ,U n ion Mission
Church, dated July 24 1931
( (According to officials of the
University this unusually lai^
enrollment ia due to the at
tempt of teachers to complete
^ 11. n r » 11 J requirements for "A” grade
Office of the Regi^fer of Dteds • ... . . ,
. ‘ . n , , certificates before Sept. 1,
and duly recorded in tha
of Durhjufl County in Baok ef
Dee^»—p a g f—
THIS SALIS WlUU REMAIN
OPEN for' TfiN DAYS, to
TCceivf increased bids as tequir
ed by law.
THIS PROPEiRTY is sold at
1840 after which the. North
Carolina State Department* will
allow new certificate« or rais-
intf of did certificate* only to
those persons who hold degrees.
Many in service teachers at tha
yh& PeqUe«t .of the holder of Raleigh school are also fi,l£iUii«
said note. degree requfrementa.
This l5th day of June 1939., States represented in the en'
MECHAIIICS AND FARMEIR9 roHmeiit include Alabama, Dis-
BANK, TRUSl^Efi trict o f Columbia, Florida,
Atty. ■* Marylaml, Mass. New Jersey,
: York; NortE Carolina;
EXECUTORS’ NOTICE.
NORTH CAROUNA,
DURHAM, COUNTY.
HAyiNii QUALIFIED as ex
ecutors of the estate of Mrs.
Martha Merrick late of Durham
County, this is to notify all per
sons having claims against tha
Virginia,
Cliililreiiiii
Street, Raleigh, North Oarolina ^ ggtatg of said deceased tO §*•
Plan A Little Eigojineiit Id Life...
As TMears W Bj
OCCO-NEE-CHEE
Self-Rising Flour
Takes the Gu^ (wTof Bakinjf and Saves you Money
on or before the 5th day f
June 1940, or this notice will be
pleaded in bfir of their Tecov^fy,
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
payment.
This 8th day of June, 1939.
(MRS.) FAY PEACE MAY
HAVi you ever arked yourself these quastions::—
Ten, fifteen, twenty yaars from now, Will my financial
outlook on life be any brighter than it is today? Will
I be enjoying the fruits of a successful career, or wiU
life hold little for me in the way of financial aftbievs'
ments?
/
Life Inyui^ance is the one sure way to provide rea->
- -J
sonable comforts in ag& Your guarantee of “a
little enjoyment as the years roll by.”
*r--.
Talk, the matter over with our representative. You
■» , *
are the one who will pT^fit.
DURH AM branch
NORTH C
Mutual
fcrt—■ llwlfc fliiMw
80» FAYETTEVILLE STREET
W. U COOK, MANAGER
abfenca of ^ny yeprewoitative
i» behalf of the boys and re
peated the same atatamenta
made^efora the Board of |jarx
don», - ■
hibit them tp the undavsigned
e^|ci4tor* At fRa North Carolina
Mutual Building, 114 W. Parrish
RALl^lGiH, N. C.—"The best
Stre^, or P. 0. Box 201, Dur- ^^ITurea^ We hava available indic-
ham. North Carolina on or be- [ ^here were 878 children
fore the lOtH day of May,. 1940,, confined in county Jails in 1938,
or this notice will be pleaded in ™uch less than the 7,070 in iO'37
bar of theif yeoovery. All p*er- the l,2l31 in, 1^6,” -W, C.
sons indebted to said estate wiH Ezell, diirector of the division
please mftke immediate payment. institutions and corrections
This lOfh day of*-May, 1989. of the State welfare department
E. R. , MERRICK and C. H. said this week.
JlfSNNMA EXUCUTOBS.
' M. H. THOMPSCK, AttY-
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