SATUBDAY, JANUARY 30, 1943
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THE OABOLIKA THI£S
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BEAL EI9TAT9
NORT^ CAHOLXNA
DURHAM COUNTY
TRUSTEB IfOTIOE OF
UNDBR AND BY VIRTUE
of the authority conferred upop
men in a certaia deed of trust
dated June 12, 1942, and ex
ecuted by Raymond Richmoiijd
and wife, Ellen Richmond, an4
duly recorded in the Office of
the Renter of Deeds of Dur
ham County, in Book of Mort
gage 314, at page 613; defaujt
having been in the payment qf
the same, the undersigned trus
tee will offer for sale at public
aiictian, to tJb.e highest bidder
for cash, at the Courthouse door
in Durham, North Carolina, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 19.
43, at 12 o’clock Noon (Eastern
War Time), the followipg des
cribed land, to-wit:
BEGINNING at an iron pipe
in the Northern edge
Road, Dr, Jack Bowling’s cor
ner and running his line N 1
deg. do’ East 247 feet to an iron
pipe in the Southern edge of
alley; thence along alley, South
87 deg. 30’ East 38 feet to an
iron pipe, 15 feet South of well.
South 9 00* West 222 feet
to an iron pipe iij the Northern
edge of said Road; thence with
Road South 60 d?^- 00’ West 48
feet to the beginning. S^e be
ing Lot No. 1 of Mutual Build
ing and Loan Asaooiation as
shown on Plat Bok 13, page 146.
BEGINNING at an iron pipe
in the southern edge of
Road, 48 feet along road from
Dr. Jadk’s Bowlilug’s corner
and Tuning North 2 deg. 00’
^ast 222 feet to an iorn pipe in
the Southern edge of Alley;
thence alpng alley South 87 deg.
30’, East 38 feet to an iron pipe
15 feet, Souti|« of Wfell; thenc#
South 2 deg. JW’ West 189.5 feet
along th« western edge of pro
posed straet to‘u iorn pipe ip
the Northern edge of s«id road;
thence alpniTH^.d edge of road,
South $6 West 48 feet
to the bcgimiiug. Same being
Lot No. 2 Qf tJie Mutual Build-
iyg and I^|n Association pro
perty, plat Book 13, page 148
There is a four roo mhouse op
this lot.
THE OHANTPS hereunder
are granted a pemetual ease
ment in the ,well iiereinbofore
mentioned ap4 also thirty
foot lot upon which the well i;8
located for access and egress
ind water rights in both lots.
THIS SALE will remain o-
pen for ten days to receive in
crease bids as required by law,
THIS PROPERTY is sold at
the holder of said note.
Dated this fflh'day of Jan
uary, 1943
J. J. Henderson, Trustee
M. Hugh Thompson, Attorney
ADlCnnST&ATOR’S NOTICE
HAVING qualified as admin
istrator of the estate of Robert
Mitchell, deeeased, late of Dur
ham'County, we hereby notify
all persons having claims again
st the estate of said deceased to
exhibit them on or before thte
23rd da^ of Janu&ry, 1943, or
this notile wiH be pjeaded in bar
or thfeif^Tgyyypiji.'^^l vgiiiono iu
CONTipeSFROM PAG£ONE
When McNutt was adamant > i
his decision to see only foa.*,
this message was. relayed to
groop by a white newspaper man
a former employe of the F.ICl'
from New York, named Join
, Beecher, who was sent in to !ii
The constant transfemns MeXutfii
from High' posts of certain Iflier- / . delegates present
al minded white officers, who LgV^hecked against a list of for
did feel that the Negro was due
JUDaEHAmS-
the Xejrro soldier as a good
worker — utilizing him under
other fancy names showed the
contempt which most of the b’R«
hats have for Negroes.
constant
man of Baltimore, Q«*>nrj K.
.lo&toii, secretary of th> ( a ^oSi.'
InterraeiaJ pn;’’ F'’
Ra.nrio* ’ ■
isioaai uiuniittee to ,
Tolored Fucwen; and Walter
White, exeentiv* scJrPt:*/ »f
thf NAArP, were the appointes.
Edgewood Arseoal, Md.^ Jap. 8—The five colored men to b«
gza4a»t«d with the Fourteenth Olass Chemicat Warfare Service Of-
iieer Candidate Scheol here tomorrow are: Left to right, Cecil C.
Whiting, 6904 Outhwaite Cleveland; Victor V. Copk, 941 W.
Hadley St, Phoenix; James B. Doster, Box 161 (708 Boyte St.) Bfbn-
roe, N. C.; Jerome K. Taylor, 6847 Langley Ave^ Chicago; Leroy L.
Sterling^ 8006 Ave. MH> Galveston, Texas. These men will be com.
uissloned seMni Ueutesants in the Army of the United States.
debted to said estate will pleasie
make immelia);e payment.
D^TED this 23rd day of^ Jan
uary, 1M3.
J. C. SCARBC«10UGH, Jr.
Administrator of RoKert Mit
chell, deceased.
TEUSTBE NOTICE OF SALE
North Carolina)'
Durham Cvunty)
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of
the power conferred upon the
Trustee in a certain deed of
Trust dated February 19, 1942,
eaceuted by ALEXANDER HOW
ARD and! WIFE, ISABET.L/^
2 Cars of Males & Horses
Unloaded Saturday, Jan. 16th
♦
Two Carloads Mules, Mares and Horses
This lot inrludes extra good young mult
es, some of the b^t matched pairs we
have ever shipped, 4 gx>od young mare$,
3 five gaited s^ddlehorses, personally
selected last week in Tennessee, ^ood
Mules must repliace Farm Machinery
this year. We have 109 head to select
from. If you will come look them over,
you will/iot be disappointed.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
G. M. CHAPPEL
Creedmoor, North Carolina
J^^WARD. and duly recor^d ir
the office of the Register
Deeds of Durham County, in
Book of mortgj^es 310 at pagQ
409; default having beea ma^ i.r
the payment of the same, tie
undersigned^ trustee will offer
for sals at public auction to th‘p
highest bidder for cashi at the
Courthouse door in Durham,
North Carolina, on MONDAY,
FEBRUARY 22, M43, at 12
o’clock Noon (Eastern Wai
Time), the following describej
land, to-wit:
BEOINNINO at an iron stnkfi
on the South side of Glcm
Street at the Northwest comer
of George W. Stephen’s lot,
running thence South 31 3-4 dc-
grees. West 50 feet
stake; thence North 58 1-1 de
grees, West 50 feet ' to an iroii
to iln iron stake; thence North
31 3-4 degrees East 197 feet
an iron stake on the South side
of Glenn Street; thence with
said Olenn Street, South 5S 1-1
degrees East 50 feet to tha be
ginning, containing 22-100 of an
acre, more or less. Being part of
the land formerly owned by the •
Morgan heirs in West Durham, |
North Carolina, and known as
Lot No. 8 of the plot and survt'"
of E. C. Belvin, surveyor, date^
October, 1904. (Isabella Howard
being the sole heir of John T.
and Dora McAden (McAdams).
Said house and lot being loentej
at 1407 Page Street.
THIS SALE will remain op?ip
for ten days to receive increase^
bids, as required by law.
THIS PROPERTY is sold at
the i-equest of the holder of saio
note.
DATED this 20th dav oi
faniiary, 1943.
J. jThenIder'sM,
TRUSTEE.
M, Httgh Thompson,
Attorney.
some consideration, giving these
officers promotions to other**^u-
ties, thus removing them from
the actual contact which gave
them keener pictures of what
Nfgroes were doing.
All of these and many oiher
incidents even more serious;
assaulting Negroes in uniforms;
Negro hating officers; illtrcat-
ment of Negroes in southen
camps; murders, beatings and .in
justices meted Negro troops,
which the war department gavs
the Negro press magnifies have
had their part in causing resfri*
ment on the part of NegrociJ,
Wgh and low, and those holJi/v
offices as such want it gene-allv
known, they cannot be bought oif
while their fellows are suffering
all sorts of igniminious trent-
ment
FORTY LEADERS—
1898
1943
“AS ENDURING AS TBE SPDNX”
I ' ,
Ebcperience at the helm means everything’ in Life In
surance plan. North Carolina Mutual's survival of busi
ness gales and stor:ms, depressions, wars, and other dist
urbances constitutes unquestionable proof ofsrength
stability and capable managemen.
There are larger I^ife Insm:ance companies than N. C.
Mutual, but none safer or more reHable.
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
C.CSMULMN«.r^*l4*Nl • OUMUM.HPRTH CAROLINA
H
Wo Honw
tion be permitted to attend with
the undjVstanding that not nore
than four persons^, will sp^ak. iea, Dr. George K. Hajnies,
against
mer visitors last Friday to deter
mine whether or not any were
“repeaters.”
Three names appeared on
both lists and this is believed to
have influenced McNutt’s act
which was relayed to Beecher by
Mrs. Higgins, scrrtary to th**
commissioner.
Anger flared among the dele
gates when they discovered Ihev
were not, going to be receive.U
They were immediately hustle I
out of the auditorium in wiiicn
they were waiting McNutt's de-
-is’on end '.vivrn ^ j'neral brush
ofiP.
R'cassembling at the Was!ii«g-‘
ton Bureau of the NAAC'P, the
group quickly named a eommitti*e
to draft a press release whicii
was also to be sent to McNutt.
On this committee were the
original four spoke.sincn and o;i*'
other person ^
Rev, .James Meyers,, indus ri:)l
secretary of the J^Vdeuij I uuii«.'t
of Chui-ches of C'hrist in Anier
rTlce
N. T. WAS OOVHOIL—
er*.
The NAACP had asked tO’ an
investigation of the V-1 program
in both the Army and the Sa?y
department.^ but aceording^o the
Governor’s office diieriwisation
has occurred only in eonriea of
fered by the Navy Department.
TJie resolutions which wat
.tdopted at a meeting held .Ian
uary 19 by the New York State
War Council included the fotloT?
ing statements:
“WHEREAS, the War and
Navy Department of the UniteJ
States have deemed it desirable
to utilize the facilities of certaLi
colleges and universities in the
|Stat« at X€W York for tlM iwV'
•t giving ayiial trclBiaf
trrt
..:ip pvrsosat to tks
^tat« iT^titation md hg^alitif
tnaetaMfita H is tk« daeljrtd
pdiey Af this State tiiat slut*
shall be ao dkterimimstipm or
frei^tioB bMaai# of soto
or'^ercMl in Um pi^Ke Mil I ife
•ad aoUtgea or otiitef inStita^ lil
sarriBf the pablie, aBd ^
WHEREAS, colored eitisttil
are freely admitted aa
to the oaiTersitieo aad eot!*c4l
of the State to tbg ttgalw
courses of instmetion and
members of the stndent
of ^veral of these oniTenitit
i tOf
bod»
nitiM
therefort, be it
“RE.SOLVED, that the .?t»U
War Coancil ot th« Stat«
New York ezpreai to the War
Department and the Navy De
partment of the United
and to the War and Nary C'-im-
mittee of the War llaapover
Scarborough/^ Hargett
FUNERAL DISECTOBS
522 EL
Phones: Day J-372L Night J-3722
turn respe*tfullv.'
Rabbi At>rnhani Schu-vt;*r
group;
IS it weve got
OW could U. S. War productiop rise
higher in one year than Hitler's got m
ten? I know some of our Esso chemists worki
ing on research, and‘1 think I see how...
“Take synthetic rubber.
“Germany started years ago to develop syn
thetic rubber because the Germans planned
on a war and ki^ew they*d have to have it.
“Here in the U. 5. about a year ago, we lost
otpr rubber supply almost oyemi^t and with
out warning. Yet voe’re right now on the way
to a better synthetic rubber industry than
Qernumy will ever have!
" “In our Esso laboratories years ago we were
'developing v processes for making syiitifetic . ?
■yn^bber-frpm petroleuigu frscesses you read
. _.. —^ •aisMfc- i— -
iabout now in the-big eme^u^ .|ynt&ti6
rubber program.
' “Now we didn’t do tHat Kseiurijli'for waf^
We did it for knowledge, in our pregular^Kiuit
for new and better ways to use petroleumi
“What we did foip' petroleum^ otKcc fioin*
panics did for otliet But the point
is—here 1500 research people worle fiir, one
company just discovering new an3t useful
things for the future,
“This war is proving, once agam, tEat tH©
!Ainerican idea is the greatest force on eartfi.
ItV an idea Hitler will never understand* But
a lot of people he*s puahing around are going
to It and thabk* God £w it befpfe many-
more years go byl” ,
Wh&reAmmriea geia'AB wwldV
formmoai netroUum naemrdi
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