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✓
IVotn Pifc One
hw aon« ftfteen
of
the offiacr reach*
front porch of the Me-
beoM be 4rev bis pistol
r a few Boinents held off
aeOacia^ erowd whirh bv
time 1m4 nached nearly a
tor tke timely inlerven-
r k Neffro 2nd licnteniint
a Nefro sei^reant, who at the
laii^ attenpAed to talk to~
angry crowd, it is believod
aerioas troable wooldt hare
Jo^mI teen the arnml A
in aoffic^Bt numbers with
faa «1hi4 they ase^ t*
crowd disperae lone enotif;h
the officers to rescae Railev
the increasing throng of
inf tile height of the dis-
and prior to the arriv-
of Bilitarj police from Camp
Her, several civilian polie*
atta^ced and chased '"roin
scene; One or two had the>r
taken when they were
9V0Rd by sodiers taking
in the disturbance.
Se roiting which is the first
its kind to oecar in the Pi
tied N^rro,iicutenant /or wori^•
'ng with loeal police aatherltin
in finaUy bringing the rinc-
iiHt ander control. It was mainly
the lieoleBant who held the
soldiers in abeyance until the
firhiirrs in hot purauit~~ . *addUioiuil’ military
police soffieient to force the
crowd to abandon the rioting.
l*roniinpnt Kcgro citizens here
have expressed regrets at the
entire affair, especially the iii-
juriog of one of the bus drivers,
most of whom are well liked by
persons living in fhe Hayti sec
tion of the city. Many think tha
whole affair would never have
owurrwl if local authorities-eiiad
had the foresight to station ifi
the Hayti section, “^egro police
men, as has been done iu Char
lotte and manv other thiekl.'
Jet tied southern cities. Repeated
request of the Dmrham com
mittee on Negro affairs for Ne-
SfCo policemen in the main Negro
section of the city have been of
no avail. There is little hope
among most Negro leaders here
that the reqiieSt will ever be
sranted, due to the faijt they
say that the City Council "here
s directed mainly by the remote
control of one man who is op
losed to vesting Negroes with,
the authority of officers of thr'
law.
Up to the time of going ti>
THE: CAROLINA ‘ TMES
2nd Lt. William E. GrilBn, 811
17th Street, Birmingham, Alabama.
—No. 4—Story in "Talk of th«
Troops.” March 18.)
press no arrests have been ma1c,
aeetibn here, at one liuie»'1jut rumors are being circulated
Mid '■I roekfl being tbrowft- here that -Negroes wh» were fli*'
ausgj Sat
Windy Oty Sluggers
(Continued From Page Five)
!* NEGROES fight, win forRio,f
York, 160 |>ound championship.
Hy Bronstein, white, Chicagt
knocked out Joseph Boeheste-',
New York, 175 pound alternat
es, and Roody Evans, Chicago,
kayoed Alfred LaBrocquo, white
New York, 175 pound cTlSmpion-
ship. ^ . j . 5^'
John Uubbardi Chicago, deci-
sioned William Gilliam, New
York, heavyweight alternates,
and Walter Moore, Chicago, out
was almost kayoed in the first
round by Rochester. But the
white boy, a rushing, tenific
hitter, came back after being
dropped to send his dusky fci
to the resin twice in the second
and once again in the hird be
fore the knockolil.
Kvuns, who had already dis
tinguished himself with bis de
vastating punching power, took
just 57 seconds to send his op
ponent to dreamland. As the t^!l
sounded, Ev^ns circled his op
ponent and then waded luto him
A right to the head sent LaBre-
que, an army corporal, to the
floor. He got up at three and
again Evans caught him with u
right, the white boy going down
for the full count.
Also impressive were Hunter,
a smooth box^r who was up a-
gainst a real ’star in GonKiles
whom he once knocked down
and Powell, an effortless fight
er who is hard to hit and who
wastes little motion. He g«>
Kreeten a face full of lefts.
»iG~AT
PLAIN talk
BY ELMER CABTEB
amV) and 'this is no less truf
of a race th'at means to con
quer.
■\Vh’at are we going to do
then about training. Our schools
and colleges depend upon the
gifts of whito veople to keep
open their doors. And every
rear v/hite people are giviu?
pointed Cornelius Ybung, whttct jle^S antf te^. AtjS sonic of^
ss^ *
Y,
ilelia O'Oaatl#! («ipKlt>;
0’Daniel, tkmry Itiil^ O^:
(el (Minora); aad Edvard
rpn 0'Daniel and wif4> Tilfini*'
N. O^Danlel, hmri at law ani
next of kin of Rebecca A. Shaw,
deceased, and" all other persona
in esse and aot in iiese are,
V , ■■■ :l -
i^Mae v^e
ni«iiit.
Thia SSth day of February,
1943.
Mechaniea and Farmers Bank,
administrator of the estgte of
^^^
mUSTCE or KANp
Or may b® heirs at law and neifc C^ifolins)
-V
Obe bus driver who was
and badly hurt, was
to a neal^TJiit^pital by a
hi# there Il7
bos Jbeen sloi>|i!^
""Uie ai^rry cr®iW. *
night' following the rioting Were
sub.)ected to black-jacking and
other police brutality. So f;'r a&
The CAROLINA TIMER has been
able to ascertain these*'’rumors
are unfounded. *
AR BONDS
nel^ jaredit is due the Negro
tarr . a>hee and an nnidenti-
Miuvgt mm
m*mt MU. msHT-
iomsei f
m^m
mt-pom $y
wtti Aeshrr
fV
SKMSfSSQOMDtlOtdS OP
SOMC-
9. -TMjry
HBHYOttK
COH'i-Xt&J.'t.J. lUtl'
I t'MlNiiC THIS
COMINe iNi
HOf^
ToiTT.Teav^’wejgfir cham
pionship. .
Two of the evening's mo3t
Sensational bouts were iu thi'
L^Ht heavyweight class. Bre/i-
stein, normally a middleweight
,who was eliminated iu last mon
th’s tournament by Powell,
fought in the higher bracket and
T
colleges in the South, that have
sent out hundreds of well train
ed men and women ,are faced
for thfe first time with the pK)S-
Sibility that they will have to
close their doors.
Here is a chance for us h)
deliver. We give money to the
Red Cross, we'are buying Vic
tory stamps and bonds and w
shoulJ. But how' TAuch ai'e w-
giving for the traiijing of th »si
battle tomorrpwi This is
»npreme challenge to every sin
gle n»an, woman and even child
of us. If a single school or col
lege devoted to the training oi
our children must curtail itf
activities or close, this will be i
lasting disgrace. It will be th:
QUINCY TILLMAN, 24 year
old Negro, who -.ulost his left
hand in action in Solomon Ist
fands, starts on a new .job, ■ «s
—“tnr cauiviilTa k-
building 'corps, Lfts Angele?»r
After . his honorable discharge
from the Navy. TiUman is a na
tive of Troupe,” Texas, and gave
up his architectural drawHxg
class to enter the’Navy.
kin of Rebecca A. Sbaw, deceas-;
ed. ,
THE I^FBNDANTS, Erl-
ward Shj^jr, ^Kmmf Sbi^w, Thv’"’
miin' O^Daniel, iloberi ' O’Daniel,
Lucille 0’Daniel and CorneVin
0'Daniel, and' ell other pcrsens
in esse and not in essa who are
6r may be heirs at law and next
of kin of Rebecca A. Shaw, do-
oeased, will take notice that .tn
action entitled as nbeire has
been commcnced in the superior
oonrt of Durham County, North
OaroHna, to sell the land descnb
4d in the peti||pn in this cause, j
for division; %nd the said de
fendants will further take no
tice that they are required to
appear at the office of the
pierk of the Superior Oonrt Tot
Said County in tl» Court house’
Jn Durham, N. C., on or befo*.e
ten 10 days after the 8 dajT of
May, 1943, and answer or demur
to the petition in the said ac
tion, Qr the petitioners will appjy
10 the conrt for the relief de
manded in said petition.
This the 6th day of April,
1943.
Durham County)
UNDER AND' BY VIRTUE of
the power oonf«it«d npim the
Trustee in a certain ' deed of
trust dated July 28, 1337, ezeen>
cd Vjr Security Finance Ctorpoi>
atioo of»Durham, Ineorporated,
and-duly recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of
Durham County, in Book of
Moitgages 249, at page 201; de
fault having been made in the
payment of same, the^nndersigi^
ed Trustee will offer for Aale at
pnbHe aoction to the highest
bidder for cash at the court
house door- in Durham, North
Carolina, oa FRIDAY, APRIL
90th, 1M3, AT 12 O’CLOCK
NOON, the following laad,. t>>~
wit:
LOTS No. 1 to 9 inelntiva ip
Block “Q”j lots No. 1 to 18 iu-
clusive in Block “H”; Lots Nq,.
1 to 9 inclnsive in Book “I'’;
Lots No. 1 to S inolasive ih
Block “J” Lots No. I, to 11 in
clusive in Block “K’Mot No. ^
to 7 .iQeluBive in Block “L” of
the J. A. Buchanan property aa
per survey of. J. T. Poe, C. E.,
«. 4
..J
JAS. R. STONK, Asat. CleAfJ^»^y> 10^, said ytet dttljr
iy;-iSdpt!iic)r iourt, iitfrllaiTi"Couffty’
Hugh XhomjiTOn, Attprno;
$y TEP WATSON mif HtANK aO«ANV
0iit MmaeamEg 'i
MBtAm
e^UtHy MTM tUff
a** Hsee/
OL HARRINGTON
proof that what ir t^Jkes to make
a great race, we haven’t got.
TlegalnSto^
NOTICE
IN BUPSRIOE OOUBT
North Carolina)
Durham County) .
'Thelma,^. Keck and husbanJ,
D. H. Keck, vs
William O’Daniel and wife,'
Ida O’Daniel, J. B. Shaw (wi
dower) ; Edward Shaw and wife,
Emma Shaw; Nannie C. Allen
(widow); Ruth Mickle (widow):
Julian O’Daniel‘and wife, Min
nie, O^Daniel; 'Ernestine O’Dan
iel (widow); ’Thurman 0’Daniel
(single); Robert O’Daniel (sin-
ile); Bonnie O’Daniel (widpw) ;
Lucille O’Daniel (single) CfJt-
Administrator’s Notice
Having pualified as the ad-
iniAistrator of the estate of
Halrison Lyons, deceased, late
of Durham Couutyj North Caro
lina, this is to notify all per-
^oiMi having ji^Iaims against the
iaid deceased to present them-
^o tlie imdcrsigtied at H‘l Pai;
•ish Street, Durl^am, North
Caroljna on o;; 2Ttl},
day of February,-%T>43, &*^ tlii^
■lotice will be pleaded , in bar o!
‘heir recovery. AH persons ivv
ilel^eted to said estate, wi'll
"■Ji ' ■ "■
ttWJlWiarih ‘tife "Slfice’ M
Registered of Deeds of Durham
in Plat Book No.
115. Reserving one lot, No. 10
in Block "K” sold to Fred
Umstead, deed recorded in Book
99, page 208, Durham County
Regiatry.
THIS SALE will remain open
ten days to 'receive increase
bids* aa required bv law.
THIS PROPERTY is gold'.at
the request of the holder of
said note.
DATED this 29th day of
'jiatth, 1943.
i^. L.-iiluX>yGALD* Trustee
C, J. GATFS, Attornejr.
X vou see,you stupw
American pigs... just a
F€W W0UR9 voue GiJEAT.
crriES wiuu SMoi-pefe
AWP LtS IM A6NES
LOOK our.
SBHNpyou/,
OL HARRINGTON
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THE IF IT SUCCEEDS — AMD OMLV UJVE GRAY
AMP THE GIBU KNOW OF.AM6ClCA'9 PERIL
2nd Lt. Andrew S. Morse of
Washington, D. C. Recently as
signed aa a FinancA Officer. (N«.
8—Story in “Talk of the Troopa,’'
March 18.)
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We wolcome the patron age of you who aio uaing
our service to get to and frei|i yonr joba.
If at times our buses arc wwded md therf
traffic dclaya, your patience wilt bo appiWiated.
Reat asaured that our entire oiysniXH^iait ia doing
everything humanly possible to serve yon. During
the “peakohouray** there will bo time» when our
aenriee will not be aa good aa wa’4 lilce It to be but
the CMilitiotta kre beycbd cbptrol doe to the laige
anmber of rider at ‘theae par^culair hours.
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