Old Ayci
Continu«d from •Q*
crimhial eode,” laid Mr. X#tU«.
|"From Mvcral parts of the ■taU
division liiuv rvesired infMr-
nation oa tKa «n
«4^vitie« of individukli v^ho
SovMwm Suildiac iin« of Pric«
At Ndw 4n a Wealirly dt««c-
14«i §9 Uat to • ainka tl» point
Of plM« bacinnloff. 6m dead
fron# Lticlous Johnwtt »1fr"Wlfe
to H. R. Holt, book 90 at
697. X^riiMi Countjr lUsiatry.
^ ttmt lot of land eanvayed by
L. J. SpauldSng to H. R. Holt
aianta b fabe claiipa.
**Increaaaa la awardt of from
to 120 a montji promlf^d
r a paynafft «f |S to th« aoii-
citor an immediate awaird of the
UO legal morMt mettimum would
nuMfti reeiplenta have been
aid. One aoMeitor ipromiaed tha^
Ho wiBuldi place a recipient on
receive |)50 • n^Ti'n^h, Threat#
eipient on the selected lirt to
failure to Join. 4n orfanisa>
tion oir to sufeKribrfM a pubK-
eation wotild result in canceIU
tion of their awards have also
!>een made to some reoiplents.
ve been able to vietimiae rfrt-^ and ilfairsrie Hblt Ji> J«^
notice or 9ALB OF REAL
BSTATS
lORTH CAROLINA :
)URHAM OOUNTY
UNDER and by virture of a
?er of sale contained in a cer-
lin deed of truat executed by
R. Holt April ao, 1940, whxh
fs duly recorded in the office of
(je Register of Deeds of Dur-
lam 3oul»ty In Mortirsge Book
12.80
1M4 ^ deed recorded in deed
book 60 page’iyWI, said lot being
situated on the North sMe of
Divisioh iSbreet between Payettc-
viRe Stree# and Msson Struet
and being bounded on the wnst
by Jenkins lot; on the North by
fidwards and Dunston lots, on
the Oast by an Alley on this !ot
{s a dwe>lling (7) room* ssqne
being No. 921 Division Street:
see deed book 4|6 p«ge S68, be
ing 9 part of the C**if land.
This the 26tj, day Sept. 1040.
R. L. McDOVOALD, Trnst^e.
C. O'. PEARSON, Attorney
This land and buildings are
sold sutiject to all liens, taxes,
mortgages, curb and' gutter tc.
The aale will remain open for
ten days to receive increase
bids as is required by law.
Sept. 2*, October S-12-19.
Dr. P. M. Murray
Addresses Medics
legristry; Def^^lt having been
|nade in the payment of the in.
lebtedneas as iherein provided;
land having been resueeted t> by
l^e holder of the said note the
landersligned Trustee will on Mon-
|3ay, Octol>er 28, 1940, at 12
b’ctocH noon at the court house
lioor in Durham offer for sale to
|;he highest bidder for cash the
jfollowing deacribed property:
a l40t No. 6, Block “H” Map
lof Stokesdpale, as surveyed by
IeL C. Belvin and said plat being
Jjuly registered in the office of
phe Register of Deeds of D«r-
liam County in Plat book 6, pag:e
|44, sajid lot beSng described as
Ifollows; Beginning at s stsike in
■the Soultlhem building line *of
iPrice Str«et and thence in a
■Southerly direction l>2j5 feet to
U stak^j thence in an easternly
Mirecti^fi, ^0, feet to stake;
Ithence in a Northerly direcMon
|l2i& feet to a stike in the
OITT UNlCm USHERS
officers Ifi^TALLED
ORlJE'NSBORO — The City
Union Ushers which is the new
name for the United Ushers,
page Durham County ty,eir reorgsl^ization in June
held their installation services
Shiloh Baptist Church Sunday
afternoon. R. O. Robeson chair-
Under the sponsorship bf tltc
Division of Cooperation in Edu
cation and Race Relations the
Lincoln Hospital held its fifth
annual course for Negro physici
ans and Surgeons at the Liocnln
Hospital ’ Wednesday. The meet>
tag took the form of a symposium
on msdical and gynecological di
seases and began Wedneiulay
morning at 9:00 o’clock. Three
sesaions were held. Dr. Peter
Marshall Murray «f New York
was guest speaker.
The faculty was composed of
profesaors from the Duke Uni.
versity Medical School, the TJm-
versity of North Carolina jtedi-
eal School, and the Saliooi of
Public Health. The following ?n
structors and subjects were pre
sented
Dr. W. L. Tijomas Jr., Dnke
Rev. Parham Jr.
To Edit Church
Page Next Week
DURHAiM Bp:>;mning with
the issue of next wcoi*, October
6, the OABOiLINA TIMES'
church page will be edited by
Rev. T .D. Parham, Jr., assistant
to tSie pastor of the pastor of
the Pine Street Presbyterian
Chupch. This p«ge will include^
* complete directory of ItJie Ne
gro churches of the city, a feii-
ture artidle by Rev. Parfiam, and
news artifles concerning many
of the local churches.
All churches in the city, large
University, on “Modem Diagao^ amall, are asked +« give Rev.
sia and Treatment of Carvinoma.’
Dr. Bayard Carter, Duke Uni-
versit);, on “Diagnosis and Treat
ment of Ulcerative Lesions of tne
GeniUlia.”
Dr. E. E. C. Hamblen, Duke
University, rn ‘Sterility.”
Dr. D. T. Smdth, Duke Un^er-
sity, on “Treatment of Old^lse-
ases With New Vitamins.”
Dr. 0. C, E. Hansen-Prusa, of
man of the pwgram DukeUniversity, on “Examination
conduFted devotiohala after whirh
the following offisers were m-
stalleci by Rev. J. T. Hairalon:
W^. Johneon, President
Harvey Cooke, Vice-President
Miss E. Motley, Ser’y-Treas.
Miss M. Tuuker, asst-sec’y
Miss C, Stephens, CMirman of
Sick Cammittee
poKir
L.ST
POOR'
BUSmBSS
GETVOUOOWM
"ny WONMRPUL
REGAL THEATRE
DOUBLE SPECIAL
Tuesday and Wednesday
MaeWest in
“MY LITTLE CHICKADEE”
also Pigmeat Markham in
“Mr. SMITH GOES GHOST”
Thursday
BARGAIN DAY-5 and 10c
2 Features and Short
“THE FORGED PASSPORT”
also
“ONE HOUR TO LIVE”
of thft Eyes and Eye Crounrla of
of Medical patients.”
Dr. C. E. Gardner, Jr., Duke
University, on “Peropheral Vas
cular Diseases.^
Dr. M. J. Rosenau, University
of North Carolina, on “Pub* e
I Health Medicine.”
Dr. Peter M. MurTay, attending
gynecologist at Harlem Hospital
New York City, was instruct jr
and his topic was “Conservative
Surgery in the Treatment of Re
curring 'Gonorheal Salpingitis.”
Dr. Clyde Donnell of Durham
is chairman of the committee on
health problems, and Dr. D. T.
Smith, Duke University, secretary
Other members of tRe committee
are: Drs. N. C. Newbold, L. E.
McCauley, C. A. Dunston, E.
Branch, and J. M. Fleming, ill
of Raleigh; Milton J. Rosenau,
director of the School of Public
Health, Chapel Hill, and W. M.
Pa'rham the cooperation !he de
serves when he makes contacts
for the church page.
lliis young man who is com
pleting his work as an honor
student at North Carolina Coll
ege this year, has eiSmed for
himseltf an enviable reputation
during the short time that he has
had ciharge of the Pine street
Church in the absence of the
pastor Rev. W. T. Nelson, who is
stud3^ing out of the filtate.
7 Killed
Continued from page one
highway 50 yards from the in
tersection.
All persons except Gillard suf
fered fractured skulls and other
injuries. Gillard had a fractui\?d
jaw, crushed ribs on the left
aide.
Walter White
Attach Greeo
NEW YORK — Chiding Wm.
Green, preaidenit of the Amencun
Federation of l«bor for failing
to back up hia prounouncemcnla
against rtloial intolerance with
action, Walter White told sever
al hundred delegates attending
the fifteenth annutp convention
dirnier of the Brotherhood of
Sleeping Car Porters at Mseca
Temple here Monday, Sept. 18
that “I will l>e more impressed
by Mtl Gt^en’a q;>eec)hes when
he expresses himaelf against
rs»:ial intolerance in deeds as
well as in w>ord».’
Tho NAAQP secretary was re
ferring to a speeidh made by the
AP of L president before tihe
convention „at >Sakm ME Churrh,
129th Street and Seventh Avcm e
eafrly in the week, when Green
said, “So long as I can expnss
myaelf. I' aihall fight against
racial intolerafice and hatred in
America.’*
listened wfbh amusement
yesterday to William Green,” he
said, “telling you that, ‘So iong
ata I can express myself I shall
fight against racial intolerance
and hatred in America, and liis
statemenit thalti the AF of L is
leading the way against racial
hatreds and prejudices here
similar to those tliat have calused
the European war.
CCC EMIOLLUS LEARN MUSIC TOO
Many young men have discov
ered latent talents in themselves
they knew nothing of. Abo/e >s
shown aereral music atudenU
levying the «rt of playiny must.
cal instruments. Many of them
are now gainfully employed in
orchcatras, bands and otohcr ur>!
g«niationa throogboot the c«br-
try. Thus the CCC program be
gun dhrini: the depreaaion Jays
has beromc ^ penaanent fixture
in American youth deveiopaent.
Wife Preservers
■me—ri" r "T"
Wh«n the men of the (•mily apend • lot
of time in • b«a«m«nt workshop, t«e to it
that there a • bottle of oil Jimd an old
shaving brush handy to brush oil on the
tooia i^en the work ia done, to keep then
from gettinjnaJs,
CHEHINOWITZ, Bukovina,
USSR-^In six weeks since the
advent of Soviet power in north
ern Bukovina, SS.GS-O landless
peasfats have received shares of In Los Angeles trained
the Ifends formerly owned by the
rich Rumanian landlords.
“In Tampa, Florida, five hund
red skilled Negro shipywrds'
workers are wtalcinc the streets
today because the B^jilermakers
and other A*F of L unions which
bar Ntegroes from memibership [
by oon*rtitutk>nal (provisions, se-1
cured a) closed shop contract with
the Tampa iShipbuildin'? and Dry
dock Company which is buildin?
ships for the United States Man
time Conwnission. We have ap-
pesfed repeatedly to Mr. Green
over a period of more than a year
to act in this situation but, to. .
date, completely without result,. 1940, Wnzing Ne^oe:,
who seek their Constitutiinal
Langston Hugbes
On the Air
NEW YORK — Langst.^n
Htughee, famous tfefpro author.
Dnrhamites G(mg
TeWinstoo Classic
All Durham is making plans to
is to be Prof. John T. Frederick’s j lourney to Winston Salem next
guest on “Of Men and Books” I Saturday night, October I'Stii,
over Columbia network Satur- to join the throngs from this sad
day, Se^t. 2P, when tihe CBS other states wfiicjj will be oo
literary crktaca discusses “The
Negro in American Liter*»ture”
WABC-CBS, 1:00 EDST.
The 'broadcast is the first '>n
[the program’s new time acheJi’le.
Men
I presses himself against racial in-
tbleran'oe in deeds as well as in
words. , , • , . . ,
The NAACP secretary drew a >‘^0f Men an.^ classic and will give an exa;t
searing picture of the discrin.ina: '®^*'*’' Tuesdays dei to wha should be expected
hand to see the North CaruUna
College Eagles open their CIAA
schedule against the Big Bluea
of Bluefield. This game is being
offered as a key inter-dtate
tion against Negroes in Nattcnal
Defense industries and ihe Army
and Navy, the six lynchiivgs ti.us
from 4 to 4:15.
in the conference this year. The
People who accept invitations
should sometime send them out.
Rich, superintendent of Lincoln
Hospital, Durham.
SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK
BI4(CS Mu^KAUONflb
lYW. WAS
UOliK J.
CoUMAM *i( Ik^U.
MS»-
60 POUMOS,
By R. J-Stafr
Do you Khow
Your CAfs?
N'orthwestem University whic^
ami‘Prof. Frederick is giving in con-
jfviation mechanics have f o *“ " junction with hU "
many months been iarying to get, •
employment in j ^e- Students in tihos course a*wm-
which are filling orders for tne i j x i x «c Wp in the studios of WBEM,
J roes to respond to pleas to ‘Save ble in tne siuaros ’
United States Army ^d ^a/y | ^ jg. Columbia’s station m Chicaf? •.
Eecntiy Hhe Boe.n^ plrtnt Br„therh«od .t U.™ Prof. Frsderkk’. r.dio
llie Sept. 28 broadcast stlso i kickoff has been scheduled fur
marks the opening of the seco’id 18:00 P. M. at Bowman Sray Me-
year of the course in literature at ntorial Stadium;
to' acicept Negroes if they were
of U>, urlo^ 'ti'^ontinae !bro.d»at th» CBS Men.ry critic
• ’ . the
4m.
«KEAM, 81ACK 9AC(cAU
e¥ “WK LUXURtOU5 VUR .
KlMIMOi US Ot
COM| AMP Am ,
FROM ANCEtifOHS OW VAUOUi
COLORS'* I
KrfliLM IM A LrT^ MAY W '
iMAMtMlOWU
but this union, too, bars Nesri'o-
es from membership, as the
Boeing plant, I suspect, knsw.
Thus the Negro worker has his
life .blood ®queezed out between
the upper and nether millstones
of employer and ld(bor union
discrnnination. As for myself I
will be more impressed by Mr.
Green’s speeches when he ex- present
tremendously im-| talks originate. Following ach
the fig-ht not only in our ami be-, continues his discussion on
half but to sax-e Americaf from topic? 4nd answers ques-
its own blindness and bigotry,”, tions by the students b^ed on
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, Mayor remarks made during the pro-
Fiorello LaGuardia, and A t gam. The guest speaker also
Philip Randolph were among the participates in this after broa*t-
prominent pewons w,ho spoke at .cast discussion,
the dinner. Mr. Green, w^ notj Prof. Frederick plans re
view Hug'hes’ recently publishea
This will be the third time that
Bluefield has been an Atraction
"Of Men and in W-nston Salem and they have
won all games played ther, there
by establishing themselves as
favorites in the minds of faM in
both rices. North Carolina Col
lege will be p*aying there for tha
first time but their decisive vic
tory over the Blues in Durhaoa
last year makes the attraction a
natural.
MkKSAS « MA5 ©IICOVlR^ -WAf «' ||,
Wtc M /iovt eo^Miy «A5
yfORM »/ VAHD A.HP l^m XOOK ^
UKlt R006lVl.Vr- .
SEARCH rOR A HViyLKIK
MA(iruR«.',«0M4wut(^
ofviR MMio:
FOOTBALL
INTERSTATE UASSIC
SATURDAY NITE
OCT. 12tll
BLUEFIELD
State Teachers Collese
-vs-
Kick-off
r
8:09 o’clook
North Carolina
College Eagles
BCmMANLGRAY
Memorial Stadium
Winston-Salem, N. C.
APItflSSION 7Sc Tax Incluileil
BRING THIS AD TO THE
DURHAM SHOE CO.
IT’S WORTH
ON THE PURCHASE OF ANY
SHOE ABOVE TWO DOLLARS
i
Seeks Jobs
R. H WATKINS
J.C. WYNNE;
DURHAM SHOE CO.,
••your foot FRIENDS”
Inc.
las EAST MAIN STREET
ANNOUNCING....
THE OPENING OF
PAPA
JACK’S
RAINBOW
GRILL
'^Continued from page one
ing employment policies in the
hiring of Negroes.
To Give Information
The educational phase of the
campaign. White said in the let
ter, includes a program of disiem
inating among church, civic, fr*.
temal and youth groups concern
ing the federal government’s ope
ration of apprentice^ip scho'-’^a
and course^ in vocational train-
ing for the purpose of proviiiag
skilled workers the plants to
whicji federal dontreltts have been
given.
In order to get the maximum
of support behind the prog'^nit
NAAOP branches have been urg
ed to work closely with indnat-
rial service organizations, labor
unions, and other bonafide organ-
iaaUons in their communities.
The association also caBed no
on organizations intere^fted in
working in the Job campaipi to
get in touch with the NAACP
national headquarters ait 69 9th
Avenue, New York.
Speciality, Barbecue Rib cooked before your own eyes.
Beer, Ale, Wine And Everything That’s Fine.
SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT
Opening* Date, Friday, September 27th.
DINE' and WINE under The RAINBOW
706 Fayetteville St. Opposite; Bankers Fire Bldg»
outobiography, “The Big S«*,“
in addition to interviewinif tha
arthor on the general subject rf
Negro eontrttMitions to Asnerieaii
liteatiire. He also will reriaw
“Dusk of Dawn,* >bioinr«pliy ^
jW. F. B. DuBois, andber
jNegpo author.
I Hughes had- led an intereetoNt
jlife. Be waa a# eoak aad
in the night cloba of
jwas a seamaa a
which plied the wm»im
and AfricJ, ¥Rg|illli 1 im
Mexico and waa ^ hnditfy R,
Washinyjtm lMti| ibKmi
Lindsay befnaaik^ .
his earliw ixiTlff
of poera«,
and “Flail
and a BAval, "Mut
LsHightar.** _ ^
when h« returned t*
ton.