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PAGE TWO
Walter White Reviews Negro’s Achievement In Speech
EXTOLS WORK
OFN.A.A.C.P.IN
ADDRESS HERE
Capacity Crowds Attends
Lecture At The
Y. M. C. A.
Walter White, executive secre
tary JC. A A, C. P efN.v.V rk
c
dynamic addri - a.-' Sunday fter
ftoor.. His discourse on the Negro
Locks Ahead, was delivered *o a
lull house at St. Anto.nc Y. M C- A
on Elizageth 'street.
Extolling the past work of the
N. A. A. C. P. and touching upon
the work to be done by the ore am
otion Mr Wh te reviewed the LI and
Ge nes case and c.t-.ci otht r
s r'-'w’ rd .march. The • cod of
money and co-operation to carry
ed the v. : k of ir.r •••v.-civi or.
gar. zation was stresed.
The appeafance here of Walter
V&ite was sponsored by the local
N, A A C. T. group. Others who ap
peared on the program for the after
eifling: W. Harvey Hill, pianist; Kc.
Malcolm C. Cade, invocation; Glos
ter B. Current, "Br.cf repmt -n
wt>rk of Youth Councils": Dr J. L.
Leach, introduction of peakers: Rev.
R. L. Bradbv, offertory statement:
Dr. J. J. McClendon, "Detroit N. A
A. C. P. at Work
Immediately following the ad
d
given by the Youth Council of the
N. A. A. C. P. in the "Y" lounge.
In a statement made to a Chron
icle reporter at the tea given in
his honor by the Detroit Youth
Council of the N? A. A. C. P.. last
Sunday afternoon. Walter White,
executive secretary of the National
Association, said that he had the
opportunity of being the spokes
man for a group of citiens of color
with President Roosevelt not long
ago. and when the Pre< lent a~ked
w hat these and other citizen? of the
same group were doing about dis
persing themselves in various com
munities of opportunity, Mr. White
is reputed to have explained that
•uch migration “could not be di
rected without housing opportu
nities and jobs."
The President of the United States
• sked Wh.te a question that .n the
minds of some seems to coincide
with George S. Schuyler's policy of
«L{lVSf*n and the Ref CI.A-ton A
Powell Jr.'s policy of ir.t, ..TuUm '
Schuyler, noted lecturer and jour
nalist of New York, delivered an
addres' at short while ago. The
Rev. Powell, pastor of Abyssinia
Baptist church of New York City,
also spoke here a short time ago.
DRINK MAN HURT
Because he was drunk. Ira T-h -mp
•on. 30. of 3924 Brusn .ir.r i. •
2. treated at Receiv.i.g h- ; Uil i~r
a lacerated head ar.d upper I p
was unable to give pol.ee any in
f n
_ TTnir.prnn was pukra ;rp~ frrm
Brush and Brady street, on last ■
Wednesday ar.d taken to Receiving
hospital lor a.d.
re, ’ "mi
Jr '
MRS ( \SSIA ANDERSON. R.N.
Mrs. ( a»ia AndeiNon, R.\ y Mid-
West Regional president' of the
National Association of Colored
Graduate Nurses; 11. R. Carney,
national president of the National
Hospital association, and Miss
Vioris N Kirton. R. V. president
of the Mary Mahoney Nurses' so
ciety in Detroit, are principals in
preparations for the Mid-West
Regional conference of Colored
Graduate purses which convenes
in the Motor Litr. March 3 and t.
at L>cy Thurman V W. < A. Mrs.
J. C. Cowan
Is Worthy
Os Support
part.son- group +■! colored Ameri
cans Jiving .n the ninety-eight pre
c nets of metropolitan Detroit shows
Swkf I
KM- J
Honorable John C. C wans received
of the respect.ve precincts referred
to 5 to 1.
It is comm n kndlTldtige orr.onfc
| doors of the off.ee oTUr. Cowan
board of Wayne County Auditors.
ing out ihe year round, t> see th;s
•affable, generous ar.d efficient conn-'
. -car'! • -of c.J'-r Tnereforr: It be-,
h- es tr.e~ PC 0(R) N- .»r-» v .tcr- of
Wnyn County K-Td. sot r. a
friend indeed, as M: C wan has a!-
w;.l* proved himself to be. to all
Wayne Cbunty building today Bj
tne fact that a number of efficient
and courteous Negro attachees
<•(!.. < s trust and em.m nee Mr
Benjamin Pelham, the efficient;
Wayne County accountant, a Raw
.0.1.'v Th.s is only made p .? ible
H
.1 .hn C. Cowan. As chairman «.f
•he h ard of Wayne County Audl
tnr*. Mr. ('...an remembered you
t . re m'rr.ber him on March 6 at
Vote For
&
Frank B.
Ferguson
FOR
JUDGE
Court of
Common Pleas
Lawyer 2! Yea' 4\c bfant
Prosecuting Attorney 5
Years. Instructor Detroit
College of Law 10 Year-,
PRIMARY
March 6, 1939
To be a good American you must
vote -n primary day, thereby insur
*
II ,n -rable John C. Cowan.
fhi- p U ar.d advertisements was
made and paid for by the Nfin-P.ftti
-an Colored American Citizen* Tax
. Mrs.. Chari-.?
Alexander D x n is chairman —adv
BROWN MODE!>
HOLD IST PARTY
The Brown Model? chib held 1:«
parity Hnd a gav, good Umc was had
by all in attendance.
The group’s next meeting will be
h«ld at the home of Mrs. F„ Rankin
of 419 E. Warren avenue. Mrs. W. M
Mr* V. Carter,
'“ = " A. R. FELICIANO =
* REGISTERED ARCHITECT *
Investigation AND SUPERVISOR OF Construction
Report* CONSTRUCTION Financing
• 550 East Adams Ave. •
Ttchnical CHerry 0230 E.tim.K. on
Adviicr DETROIT, MICHIGAN Construction
GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
DESIGNER AND BUILDER OF NEW TRINITY HOSPITAL
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
FIGURE IN REGIONAL CONVENTION
LJBLy 1 1 '• '
MfcL. m
E. R C ARNEY, M A.
Ann Hutchinson. R. N supervisor
of the Beaubien branch of the
\ isiling Nurses' society, and chair
man of the conference arrange
ments committee, stated that dele
gates were expected from the en
tire mid-west and many nationally
knonn personages will lie pres
ent at the various morning and
afternoon sessions and the ban
quet on Friday evening. The
METROPOLITAN
BAPT. CHURCH
In spite of the steady fu’.hng of
the sr.ow Sunday almost a capacity
! crowd was present to all of the
services at the Metropolitan Bap
tis. church, located at 5434 Hastings.
Sunday school was well attended
j with each student showing surpris
! intendent L. E. Darden spares no
pains in trying to make this Sun
day' school second to none in
the- c.%
The 'junior choir was in charge
of the morning song service. Under j
the leadership of Clyde Anderson.!
the choir'is making rapid progress.!
"Law Livers’’ was the subject of,
Dr. William's discourse. It was j
based on the Text found in Matthew '
18:35 verse. He said, “Our human
debt to an all-knowing God is im
possible to be paid by us. We arc
too poor, poor in grace, poor in ima- ;
gination, poor in love, poor in all
of the resources of our nature." i
Sunday evening B. V. Gregory. 1
who is chairman of the trustee board
and who recently has had several
maica and other parts of the coum.
I try. gave a very timely talk on his
travel.
i Rev Taylor a few minutes
I to explain to the parents the pur- i
pose of the "Boys’ Scout Movement"
which ha? recently been started at
the church.
On March 19 Mrs Yolande Mad
dox, who had the title role ;n Verdi's ;
U’pera. "/Vida." Detroit Negro opera,
v :i! be presented in a benefit re
! cital.
On Tuesday evening. March 28
Dixie Eight will be presented in a
JOHN* C.. COWAN
Finder Returns
Money; Gets Half
Diogenes, the Greek cynic, can at
last r«?*t easy in his grave for after ,
, 22 hundred years for an honest man
found. Diogcr e.=. according to Greek
tradit. -n. was so cynical about thh
: honesty of the human race that he
took an lantern in midday and went
n search of an honest ind.vidua!.
A few days- ago Mrs. Icy Bell
; limes and small daughter, while
walking on Eight Mile Road, found
a pocketbook containing approxi
mately sl7 Noticing an identifi
finders proceeded to the home «>f
Derr.sey Williams, who in either
awarded th- m with half of the con
tents of the purse which they had
THIS AD IS WORTH $2.00 ON ANY
“NEW SWING DRAPE SUIT”
INEW PURCHASES ONLY)
THIS OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 31ST
LET US REMIND YOU THAT
TODDS
NEW SPRING STYLES ARE HERE. INCLUDING
THE BIG BOTTLE PEC PANTS
FEATURED AT $2 45 UP
TODD’S SMART CLOTHES
"STYLE ORIGINATORS"
1216 Randolph Street Cl. 1131
PROPHET G.W.HURLEY
REV. SUSIE KNIGHT. Numerologist
MENTAL TELEPATHIST AND DIVINE HEALER
Spiritual Advice Daily on all Business and
Personal Affairs, Except Saturdays
and Sundays
Hours*: 2:30 P.M. to 6:30 P.M.
1743 McDougal St. (Upstairs)
Miller High
Students Win
Scholarships
Graduating from M.ller high
•school with high honors. Margaret
Bradley was awarded a one-year
' scholarship to Wayne university ,
.Academic attainments, scholarship
attitude, ability and personality
[formed the bass for making the.
i Mary Marra. valedictorian of the
1 Jnn.iru v 19 !H r.:,- :,..d her (.up.
jsity extended. An all-"B' record
prompted tne administration to con
' lish might continue.
Members of the Miller track .'•quad
elected Co-captains Floyd Perkins
I and Henry Wilhelm to lead the
! thin clads through the season of
1939. Amidst an introductory
' speech by Henry Polmbo and Mr.
Benjamin's (coach) gun-shooting
celebrated the event, Floyd Perkins
declared that the squad is better
than last year's and should win a
Harr linn Hale, an otr'-rtanding
chemistry student, has made sev
eral interesting plaster casts and s
wax masks of Mrs. Mayme of the i
chemistry department. After greas- '
ing, plaster is applied. After the
. cast is removed, melted wax is 1
poured into the mold. A l.fc-lika ■
I wax mask is produced.
w ,
MISS MORIS N. KIRTON. R.N.
theme of the conference i* the
"Nurse of Tomorrow." (See out
line of prominent speakers, etc.)
The national president of the Na
tional Association of Colored
Graduate Nurses. Mrs. Fstelle
Massey-Riddle. R.N.. M.A.; and
the executive secretary. Mrs.
Mablc K. Staupenc of New York
rity will participate.
Bledsoe Is -
Choice Os
Cahalans
Both John C. Cahalan Sr . and
• John C. Cahalan Jr., are personal
friends of the Hon. James A. Farley,
Brewster City
FLASHES
postmaster gen- j
oral and chair
man of the Dem
ocratic National
committee. John
C. Cahalan Jr., !
candidate for*
has written a
personal letter
to Mr. Farley in
the interest of
Attorney Bled
soe for federal
judge in the Vir
gin Islands.
By MRS. LUCY D. DAVIS
j We are fortunate to have a num
ber of r.ew businesses in our Brew
' ster City. A corner druggist, g: o
! eery, barber shop, restaurant, and
! Visitors: Mrs. ? Lillie B. Rankins
| and daught:r have just returned
from two months’ visit with her
niece in Everettiville. W. Va.
Charles Vanlewig, star radio ser
: vice mail of 3634 Riopelle, was seen
visiting his friend, .Mr. Gardner, at
Russell and Elliott. They are two of
the many successful business men
in our community.
Ill: Mrs Amy Cobbtett. a clerk in .
ill with flu.
Mrs. Isabella McDonald of 635 .
Mack avenue is recovering from
double pneumonia
Our grocer. Mr. Cobb 3G09 Rivard |
was seen early one morning shovel- i
r injl his way - through the feeetrtr
CHURCH CLUB HOLDS MEET
Tho Crusaders club of Plymouth
Congregational church met last
Monday night at the home of Mrs. 1
John Campbell of Trowbridge ave
nue. A representative number of
members were preset.t. Plans for
the spring were discussed over
steaming cups of tea. c
Rev. Horace White, pastor of Ply
mouth church was also present at ,
the meeting.
primary to be held March 6, 1939,
and has an excellent chance of man- ;
ing it. The auditor’s office is. from
a political standpoint, the most im- :
portant office in. Wayne county,'and !
if John should be fortunate enough:
to be nominated and elected, you
may rest assured that Wayne cotm-'
ty will be Democratic along strict
ly organization lines.
With best retards-40--yourself and •
your fine family, I am
Respectfully yours.
John C. Cahalan Jr.
[a
Judge Cahalan
Honorable James A. Farley
| Chairman, Democratic Nat.onal ,
Committee
National Press Building
j Washington. D. C.
Dear “Jim:"
It is my understanding that Har- !
! old E. Bledsoe of Detroit is in line j
for Appointment to a Federal judge-.
‘ship in the Virgin Islands. This.
| being so. I want you to know that, i
! in my opinion. Mr. Bledsoe is one
' of the foremost, if not the foremost, j
| Negro Democrat in Michigan. Since '
1 1932, the Negro vote in Michigan, j
I and particularly in Wayne county.
! has been predominantly Democra
tic. and this situation has been
brought about, in no small measure, j
by Mr. Bledsoe, who is a Democrat
of long standing, and untiring serv-
He is a splendid jurist, a recog-:
nized leader of the Michigan Bar.
a former assistant attorney general
'of Uie state -Michigan, and a,
member of the Crime Commission.
He Is without doubt the best ora
tor of his race in Michigan.
Hi? group is well worthy of na-i
[ tiV.nal recognition by the Democra-!
■ t;c administration, and this could:
not be accomplished in any better
manner than by his appointment
_lo-this Federal judgeship.
He is beloved by his people for
his honesty, uprightness and fair
dealing. In addition, he has been a
! personal friend of mine and of my
father for many years, and 1 would
consider anything done for him in
j the same light as I would consider
a favor done for me or mine. And
I want you to know that I Have
| not the least hesitancy in giving
him my unqualified endorsement.
I I arn recovering my health, and
am again able to be lip and about
the coming of milder weather be
i John Junior is running for the
1 nomination of county auditor in our
3 REASONS WHY
INCREASING NUMBERS ARE CALLING
DIGGS FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1. Detroit's Finest Embalming
2. Detroit’s Most Modernistic Chapel
:3. Detroit’s Most Reasonable and Reliable
Undertakers
' Ny-», (-•
693 MACK AVENUE
TEMPLE 1-0898
SENATOR CHARLES C. DICCS, Funeral Director
MRS. DICCS. Lady Assistant and Manager
Youth Group
Os N.A.A.C.P.
PushJobFighl
Continuing it* fight against ihe ,
Green Gardens restaurant, located j
IT 2041 East Davison avenue, the
North Detroit Youth Council of the i
N. A. A. C. K, is yet urging Ne
groes in the community to trade |
elsewhere inasmuch as the proprie- (
tor is alleged to have refused tc I
hire any Negroes in his business,
regardless of the fact that 95 per
C* r t <t tr.e trade Ncgr.)
Under tr.e guidance of the job
opportunities committee of which
Laurence Risker is chairman, much
publicity has been given the at
tempted boycott and the coopera
tion of the community is practic
ally assured. Thelma Johnson, head
of the speakers’ bureau of the asso
ciation has informed church ar.d
Passes
B 'yf** I
iilLv
Henry Cummings of 1307 Mac-
Dougall avenue died last Monday
morning of a cerebral hemor
rhage. Mr. Cummings, after com
ing to Detroit from Brewton. Ala
attended (ass Technical high
school, was a local newsboy and
\. ,is la 1935 chosen as the first
Negro salesman for the Fheiffer
Brewing comany. Thirty-three
years of age. he is survived by a
mother and two sisters. Funeral
services w ill be held Friday. Mar.
: 3 at l pm.
Suspects Man,
Shoots Him To
Hinder Escape
j According to police record?, Steve
; Androny believed the man that he
1 had come into his place with
j the intention of holding it up. then
! after police had been called, the al
; leged holdup man turned to’make a
1 get away, and was shot by the pro-
Felton Cooker, 19. of 2802 Twenty- j
ninth avenue. Birmingham, Ala..
was ti.ken to Receiving hospital
Saturday from 2513 Bagley for the
treatment of a gunshot wound to
the first finger of the left hand.
Steve Androny of 1478 Seven
teenth street, claims that Cooker
came into h.s place of business at
the Bagley street address and was
tnkep fora would-be holdup man by
the proprietor Androny.
The proprietor called police on
the mere supicion that Cooker was
criminal minded. Steve alleged that
'Felton -tried to ereape and that he •
prevented this by shooting him. !
It is« as yet unknown whether'
charges will be pressed against '
Steve Androny or whether Cooker
will be prosecuted.
BUYER’S GUIDE
and Ser/ice Directory
BARBER SHOPS
Service Barber Shop
4446 Brush Street
Terrace 2-8770
OPEN 7 A. M, TO 12 P. M.
BEAUTY SHOPS
RITZIE BEAUTY SALON
Expert Operators
Ann Parker
Ella Cobb, k'uth Bo>d
Ethel Stenser, Ethel Adams
607 E. Forest TE. 1-4727
Rosa Simms. Prop.
Lamay Beauty Shoppe
7—Expert Operators—7
4714 Beaubien, Nr. Forest
Terrace 1-1541 .
Anna Mae Crockett,
E. W. Craig. Props.
Particular Women Cos To
MADAM LULU’S
BEAUTY SALON
Try Our Special Guaranteed
Hair-Grower
530 E. Forest, Nr. Beaubien
Temple 1-0404
Beauty Operator
WANTED
CAPABLE and EXPERIENCED
Call Cherry 8368
CET THE HABIT OF
EATING AT
FERGUSONS
IN DETROIT
DRUG STORES
MURIEL’S DRUGS
2201 St. Antoine St.
Clifford 1929
We Deliver
FUNERAL HOMES
Webster Funeral
Home
307 Frederic Street
Temple 1-1197
McFall Bros. Funeral
Home
714 E. Canfield Cos. 5335
River Rouge Vlnewood 2-359*
STUDIOS
FIOS ART STUDIO
323 Gratiot Ave., Ph. Cl. 0966
WE MAKE CUTS FOR
NEWSPAPERS
Open Daily and Sun.. 8-6 pm.
RADIO SHOPS
Rainbow Radio Shop
Radios Repaired
AM Service Calls 75c
1485 E. Lafayette CL. 2996
Arthur Pearl. Prop.
SERVICE STATIONS
Cobb's Friendly
Service
CHENE & MAPLE
St. Antoine Cr Elizabeth
099 Oil Accessories
SWEET SHOPS
Kirby Sweet Shop
Ice Cream—Pint 25c
Quart. 50e - Regular Pint 15-I9e
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobacco
3380 W. Kirby Tv. 4-9115
SHOE REPAIRERS
Joe's Electrical Shoe
Repairing
'See J&e Cr Save Your Dough”
1533 Jos Campau
WHERE TO CO
COZY CORNER
BAR & CRILL
DINE and DANCE
Choice Beer. Wine Cr. Liquor
4100 Hastings Te. 2-8412
Altes Lager
SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1939
Good Or Had?
A Case Os Loves
Gladys Love may not love her
common-law husband anymore,
after what .«hc Stated happened to
| her on last Monday morning e«'’v
at their home a: 5249 Roosevelt
She claims that Thomas Cayortt
‘ h.t her over ‘he head with an 8= h
tray ar.d struck her repeatedly in
' the back in a mood of anger over
I some matter wh.ch she refused :o
I disclose to police,
j At the hospital she was treated
.for a lacerated scalp and minor
biuises :o the back; -She was glv- n
first aid and released by hospital at
civic groups, with the assistance of
her commit!*, of the nature of the
action and on Thursday. Mar. 2.
the program committee will pre
-1 sent Merrill Work, outstanding lib
eral as apeak , r on the subject.
"Job Getting Through Pre.-«ure
I TAILORS
English Garment
Cleaning
Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing,
and Altering
HAT CLEANING
3824 Hastings Street
EAST SIDE TAILORS
Cleaners Cr Dyers
CLEANINC, PRESSINC,
REPAIRING
'We Specialize In Alterations’
). Sinclair Jordan, Prop.
3456 Hastings TE, 2-9573
_ MISCELLANEOUS
Dr. Frazier N. Moore
DENTIST
Hours: 9 to 12—1 to 5
6 to 9 Sun. by App.
7068 Michigan Vi, 1-2076
AFCHAM HICH-CRADE
HAND MADE
BEDSPREADS
AND PILLOW TOPS
Pure Wool—For Qualified
People
1211 St. Antione St.
Children To Board
Welcome Food
j MOTHERLY CARE
Licensed Home
Tyler 6-2850
AGENTS WANTED
Sell Distinctive Toilet
Requisites
Liberal Commission
MONROVIA PRODUCTS
2130 John R.
261 E. Montcalm
ROOM FOR RENT
West Side
LARCE ROOM
NR. TRANSPORTATION
Steam—Reasonable Rates
For Responsible Persons
Ty. 4-5925
Male Help Wanted
Reliable Firm Wants Men
To Travel
Experience Unnecessary
J Good Weekly Check
Arrangement
Mcßrady, 1047 Van Buren,
Chicago
Room For Rent
Couple or Two Men
Convenient Transportation
Reasonable
3332 Hunt St., East.
Fi. 3702
GIRL WANTS WORK
BUNDLE WASHING
To Bring Home, cr
MAID
FI. 7053 2727 Chestnut St.
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC
[ Tho..- »hn liavr oM. worn a, 4
taturJ l.ooU, mi.-H as Hil.lcs. Hvm.
■i .i an ' ..• . ■ at , ... , rl.rr-
ICi>r. Job. ( ainpau. Mr*. Irene Rei -
man. I repair, rebind and rctetter
them. Ml work guarnn'ced
Reading and Healing
Daily
Tour Complete If orbs •
get your heart's ile*irc; *cr tlm wi-e
I man from Louisiana, who knows
Ca. 5024 543 E. Vernor Highway
Detroit. Michigan
REV, WM. BELL. Prophet
Tell Them You Saw
It In The
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