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PAGE TWO
Carter G. Woodson Urges Negro To Develop Initiative
RACE HISTORIAN
TELLS OF 00R
ACHIEVEMENTS
Tells Negro Workers To
Enter The Skilled
Trade Fields
Tolling Negroes that prosperity
•ould. not be gained through a
dogged playing of the numbers.
Carter G Woodson, international!}
famous lecturer, writer and Negro
historian, addressed an audience of
more than 1200 person* last Sun
day afternoon at Ebenerer A M E
church. Willis at Brush street. Rev.
George W. Baber, pastor.
Lauds Hard Working Mothers
Praising the mothers of the Negro |
Race whose toil in the washtubs of!
a nation, sent countless boys and
g.rls to college and achievement.
Woodson averred that the Race was
probably :n the economic condition
in w hich it found itself today be
cause it has not honored the Negro
washwoman as she should have
been honored.
“ Citing the bravery of 4Ti?”African *•
ancestry of the Negro. Woodson
urged a broader appreciation of the
historical background of the Race,
discounting the remarks that "We
are now in America and what we
did in Africa is all small conse
quence," Woodson averred "1 will
riot cease to study the history of
Africa because Africa has been con
quered any more than we will cea*e
to study the history of Greece be
cause Greece has been conquered,
or the history of Rome because
Rome has been conquered.'
Needs Initiative
Th=* Race needs initiative. The
will be dammed in America
unless he learns to work as his fore
fathers did. We need not all be j
teachers and doctors. We must enter
Lie skilled Iri
"concluding Dr Woodson stated
that the Negro must learn the value
In certain remarks made by Fred
erick Douglass in 1832. If a man
does not put the world under ob
-1 gation to himself, the world will
pass him by as a stranger ’*
Music was rendered for the oc
casion by the Miller high school
quartet and remarks were made by
Miss Zelma Collier, secretary of
the Negro History group and presi
dent of the lota Phi Lambda
iorority for businesswomen
Announcements were mad* by
L C Blount, while Carlton Glines
cf the Booker T. Washington Trade
Association lifted ■he offering, as
iisted by Snow F Grigsby.
Writer Loses sl6 To
Strong Arm Men
A1 Roman. 26-year-old Chronicle!
c .imn.st. lost sl6 to two strong
t
h* way to enjoy an evening at a
local downtown theatre, police;
learned at approximately 8 p m., on
a
IS THIS YOU? If so. you are | CHRONICLE BUILDING and
wanted in the offices of the Mlchl- | identify yourself. IF THIS IS
gan Chronicle where you will re- YOU. Last week's winner was
celve ONE DOLLAR IN CASH. .Miss Ruth Davis of 286 Holbrook
Call at 268 Eliot, the MICHIGAN avenue.
Automobile Insurance
The average motorist carrying,
| liability and property damage in
surance on hi< car. relies too
| much upon the insurance policy to
save him from all claims and law 1
suits. Unfortunately, if he makes the r
. mistake us nut complying with the.
1 may prove unfavorable, causing j
: him to suffer financial loss that he .
did not anticipate, and that ordi- j
policy.
Because he carries automobile in
surance. docs not necessarily mean
he will be relieved from cooperat
ing with the insurance company in
investigating a claim. It is stated
in most policies tnat when the as
sured fails to keep his part of the
contract by not lending what as
sistance he has to offer, the msur
ance company will be relieved from
liability.
For instance, a driver involved
in an accident at the intersection of
two main highways, after taking
down what information he could. ;
he turned in a report of the accident
to his insurance company and let it j
go at that. Suit was started by per- '
sonal injury claimants. As trial of j
the case drew near, the defendant,
the assured, was notified by the j
company attorney, and asks to call I
at the office for the purpose of pre
paring a defense. The assured, a'
business man. thought the request |
rather presumptuous. He was of i
ried insurance and turned in the j
accident claim report, he had dis
charged h.s duty, and saw no reason j
time over the case, thereby ignoring i
the attorney's request.
On the morning of the trial, the
company's attorney" asked and re-~f
ceived the court'-* permission—to-•
In Memoriam
Sunday.
—Whiir~Tsn—Monroe-—avemte—
the family theatre. A1 said he was
approached by a lone man who
stated he was looking for the Trim
b e building and for his sister who.
worked there as he had S4OO to give j
her. The man stated, so A1 Roman
laid, that he was from Corn-Cob.
Miss. and looking for his sister.
Not knowing the whereabouts of
the Trimble building, the first man
then suggested that a man then ap
proaching might know of the
building in question Immediately
oa joining A1 and the first man.
the second man proceeded to frisk
A. while the other man stood in
fropt of him
Reporting the incident to police.
A1 Roman stated he did not see a
gun. but the man relieving him of
sixteen dollars was apparently
armed with a gun as some hard ob
ject was pressed against his back
Detectives Wiliams and Barton of,
the holdup squad were assigned to
tne case.
CET THE HABIT OF
EATING AT
FERGUSON’S
IN DETROIT
IN MEMORI AM
1 he Brings familv of Wond'idr '
n\- e. V.rihwr.i I )«tro't. u isil to
k inline** and h.valtv *hown them '
during tite r.. nit illn. ** and death, i
of Mr-. 1.0 • Bngn-. -X pa-ed
October 21. Mr* Brigg* wa* t!.<
beloved wife of Herbert Briggs. |
Herbert Briggs
jr
Os Mbrrta Conner who passed
November 1?. 1 '.OH. High Ma>s i*
t o be given bv her mother. Mrs. j
Lillian Conner. November 15. IW> |
died.
The grass is green again. I
I feel a* if 1 now luxe Jived
Mv threescore years and ten.
1 had Midi deathless dreams for
I drew a pertect plan.
Os noble ends yon would achieve'
When you became a woman—
But Cod bad other plans in store
I p to Hi* sacred heart.
Ila ve "tried"' In'‘understand j
That Cod holds all Hi* creatures in
I be hollow of His hand.
—Bv Delight Cronin |
A HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE
THAT IS QUIET AND RESTFUL
MODERNLY EQUIPPED AND DECORATED
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
590 E. FERRY AVE TR. 1-0376
Rooms— $1.50-$2.00 A Day
A COMFORTABLE DINING ROOM
STEAKS - CHOPS -30 c -40 c
ALL SERVED
YOUR CHICKEN DINNER
Served Southern Style
G STONEV JAMES. Prop
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - -
IS THIS YOU?
By R. C. SCHUSTER
j meantime, the plaintiff, with no de- J
I sense in view, presented his claim
| ner and obtained a favorable ver- !
. amazed, is putting it mildly, when i
i he learned that a judgment in the |
j sum of three thousand dollars «S3.- j
000) dollars was entered against j
him. His tirade against the com
i pany received unsympathetic re- |
j sponse from his personal lawyer. 1
and he was left holding the bag. so |
to speak. This bitter experience !
left him a sad but wiser man.
Won't you profit by his error?
Labor —
(Continued from Page 1)
ard Troutman, George Hawkins.
Nesbitt Patton and Arthur George
Jr., have begun an investigation
Reports have it that upon inter
viewing Lyles as to his coercive
techniques. Lyles replied, "That
may not have been exactly right,
but we had to beat the A. F. of L."
Assurance was given the committee
by Lyles Sunday night that no more
| coercion would be used. The com-
I mittee was told Monday, however,
by Gertrude Purfay of Jake's Bar
I that one of the N.A.A.W. organizers
had called on her Sunday night
repeating his threat of sign or lose
your job
A. F. of L. Flays Tactics
Stewart Krg a representative of i
the American Federation of Labor,
called on Dr McClendon. Patton !
and Hawkins. Monday evening, and :
[ sLitiul that the A. F. of L. had plans l
f org ii z ig be: r taverns on Hast- I
ings street out dismissed such lac-}
tics as wrong.
American Federation of Labor ■
' Corner restaurant, employees of j
| w hich arc reputedly members of the
N A A W.
Commenting upon the situation as
told to him by the committee. A. C.
Lappin. state labor commissioner,
averred that in the organization of
;,r.y type of workers, all forms of
intimidation and coercion are Il
legal" The committee shall continue
to press investigation and take j
CITY BAPTIST UNION
The City Baptist Teachers' Union
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing at Calvary Baptist church. Clin
ton at Jos. Campau, Sunday. Nov.
12. at 3:30 p m.
are invited to participate. John
J. Giddcns. general director; James i
R Durant, geheral accretaty.
BO' 21.15
\ \ LOWEST PRICED | ,
WHISHT IN W;
. j |
I j
THIS WHISKEY IS
18
MONTHS OLD
MERCHANTS OISTILLINO CO BP.
TEHEE HAUTE, INDIANA
A RELIABLE independent weekly
i succeeded in pulling the white man
off Mrs Walker w hile they were I
fighting out in the middle of the I
RELEASE WHITE
MAN IN SUIT BY
RACE WOMAN
Lester Koanick was found not
guilty by a jury of assault and bat
tery to the mother of eight children
and her s.xteen-year-old daughter
following an alleged free for all,
on October 11.
Recorder's Judge Joseph A. Gil
lis heard the case. Ilira. Walker
of ’70928 Norwood street charges
tne white defendant knocked her
Qnwn several times, and struck her
daughter during a fight between
the three of them on the street near
the defendant's home.
It was further disclosed that Mrs.
| Walker had gone to the defendant's
home to question him about the
i beating supposedly administered to
| her small son by the son of the
defendant on the date in question.
But before reaching the accused
j man's home, Mrs Walker stated that
he and a son came out of the house
and after cursing her, knocked
her down. At which time, so the
daughter stated, she jumped on the |
! defendant's back, bit him several
times trying to make him release,
her mother.
The fight ended when James
Smith, 27, or 17915 Wexford street.
BARBER SHOPS
BROWNS
BARBER SHOP
PROMPT SERVICE
SANITARY METHODS
901 Watson, cor. Hastings
, S. W BROWN. Prop.
Service Barber Shop
4446 Brush Street
Terrace 2-8770
OPEN 7 A. M TO 12 P M
BEAUTY SHOPS
RITZIE BEAUTY SALON
Expert Operators
Susie Thomas. Sadie Evans,
Ella Cobb, Ruth Boyd
Ethel Stinson. Hazel McTyree
607 E. Forest TE. 1-4727
Rosa Sims. 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
LULU’S
BEAUTY SALON
Try Our. Special Guaranteed
Hair-Crower
4809 Hastings, Nr. Hancock
Odell’s Beauty Salon
Modern Hair Styling
Finger Waving
PORO SYSTEM
459 Adam! Ca. 4913
MAMIE O. WATERS, Prop.
Flora’s Beauty Salon
1 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
Individualistic Artists in
Beauty Culture
2016 E. DAVISON
BOOTHS FOR RENT
MINNETTE’S BEAUTY SALON
3683 Hastings St. Te. 1-1697
Minnette Upshaw. Prop.
Othello Beauty Shop
Manicuring, Croquignole,
Waving. Marcelling,
Scalp Treatments
Operators: O. Foster. A. M. Jones
4523 Hastings St. Te. 2-9637
CONFECTIONARIES
STOP AT
CHENE STREET
CONFECTIONERY
15Z5 Chene Street
We have soft drinks, candies and
ice cream. Also Beer and Wine to
DRUCCISTS
Valeda Pharmacy
2761 Charlevoix Cl. 1361
When in need of Drugs. Sundr-es.
or refreshments, call us or drop
in if it can be had we have it.
TRY US _
St. Clair Pharmacy
2136-2140 Chene Street
A COMPLETE DRUG STORE
Dependable Delivery Service
Prescription Service A-l
Phone Cl. 0057 or Fite. 7630
BENSON S DRUCS
YOUR FRIENDLY DRUGGIST
1944 Joseph Campau
We meet all prices on national
advertised Drugs, etc
FINNEGAN’S DRUG STORE
THE REXALL STORE
Accuracy, Quality and Correct
Pricing govern our Prescription
Department for Your Protection
Jos. Campau at Sherman
Fi. 4.586
FOR SALE
REAL BUY
6102 Iroquois, corner Lambert
6 Rooms and Bath
$3,850 Cash $4,000 Terms
$1.600 Down
For Sale By Owner
COSMETIC SUPPLY CO.
E. Side Cosmetic Supply Cos.
A Complete Line of Cosmetics—
Featuring those used exclusively by
The Colored Patronage
Wholesale Distributors
21 34 Chene Street
Phon; Cl. 0037—Fitz. 76.10
FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT
NEATLY FURNISHED
Single $4.00 -Double $4 50
280 Theadore Te. 2-6158
Landlord —
(Continued from Page 1)
have for a number of years col
lected thousands of dollars for
rental from the very city to which
they have paid no taxes thereon;
that because he has been ap
proached by many civic organiza
tions and individuals and from his
own investigation, observations, and !
deductions has found these condi
tions to be true. Senator Charles C.
D ggs has filed a petition with the
common council of the city of De
troit asking a public hearing, "that
further testimony may be adduced
on this condition and that a remedy
may be suggested therefor."
Dii'tfs in 1937 was responsible for
IhC compilation of an <*xhaustiv.el
report dealing with slum conditions!
in th? city.
Welfare in Investigation
G R Harris, welfare superin
"almost unavoidable" and stated
'.hat it was the desire of the depart
ment to find better homes for its
clients if possible. Harris also stated
that his department w'as conducting
a survey to ascertain the type of
home for which it was paying rent.
-
Unexcelled
FOR
DEPENDABLE,
ECONOMIC
AND
Sincere Service
•
WEBSTER
FUNERAL
HOME
307 Erederick St.
Temple 1-1197
.
Our Sympathetic Service
in Your Hour of Sorrow
Lightens Your Burden
86 PROOF
street. The white man claimed Hisi
[shirt was torn and that he was
I merely trying to defend himself!
BUYER'S GUIDE
and SERVICE DIRECTORY
FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT
JN PRIVATE HOME
FOR TWO SINGLE MEN
Reasonable Rents Ty. 5-7022
LARGE . AIRY
6580 Scotten Avenue
STORE FOR RENT'
3700 Chene St., at McDougle
Suitable for Barber and
Beauty Shop--Rent Reasonable
Call Davison 1610
Large, Neatly Furnished Room
FOR RENT
Private Home—Nice Location
Couple or Single
Convenient for Clairmount Car
251 OWENS
Tr. 2-8332 Mrs. Nelson
FOR RENT
LOVELY FURNISHED ROOM
FOR COUPLE
Will Share Apartment
Convenient to Harper or Gratiot
Car Lines
6211 Iroquois St.
NOW AVAILABLE
FOR COLORED
Comfortable Sleeping Rooms
Hot and Cold Water to Each Room
Steam Heat—Telephone Service
281 Erskine St.
Bet. Brush and John R.
ROOM FOR RENT
COUPLE OR SINGLE
Reliable—Quiet
4961 Bangor Ty. 5-7874
ROOMS FOR RENT
DOWN-TOWN DISTRICT
from Michigan Avenue
Double ss.oo—Single $3.50
2317 Vermont Ch. 2890
FUNERAL HOMES
Webster Funeral
Home
307 Frederic Street
Temple 1-1197
McFall Bros. Funeral
Home
714 K. Canfield Cos. 3375
CROCERY STORES
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
Quality Groceries and Meats
Fresh Vegetables Daily
592 Farnsworth
Cor. St. Antoine
Te. 2-9553 Free Deliveries
VISIT
MABARAK MARKET
2603 Elmwood Ave.
Cor. Hendricks
We Carry A Full Line In
CROCERIES, MEATS and
VEGETABLES
WHERE TO CO
COZY CORNER
BAR & GRILL
DINE and DANCE
Choice Beer. Wine & Liquor
4100 Hastings Te. 2-8412
SHOE REPAIRERS
|oe’s Electrical Shoe
Repairing
'See Joe & Save Your Dough'
1533 |os Campau
SERVICE STATIONS
Cobb’s Friendly
Service
CHENE & MAPLE
St. Antoine & Elisabeth
Gas Oil • Accessories
FOR SALE
HOUSE FOR SALE
631 TROWBRIDGE AVENUE
TAILORS
Hooker and Hooker
CLEANING—ALTERING
PRESSING—REPAIRING
All garments insured against
Fire and Theft
WE CAM. FOR AND DELIVER
2236 St. Aubin Ave. Fitx 2596
East Side Tailors
CLEANERS & DYERS
Alterations —Pressing
J. Sinclair Jordan
3556 Hasting* Te. 29573
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11, 1939
tomski and Attorney S. J. Flanar
gan handled the prosecution of the
from the alleged attack of the moth
jer and her young daughter.
I Assistant Prosecutor Josep Lu-1
MISCELLANEOUS
Blue Heart Case
r 1701 Orleans Street
We Specialize In Bar-B-Q and
Good Home Cooking
Norverlean Hill, Prop,
Geters Variety Shop
Ladies' Garments Re-styled
Like New At Popular Prices.
Service To Meet Your
Convenience
3100 Rivard Ch. 8618
“HI T "
Try My SUPER SPECIAL
A Hit Guaranteed every week
SEE PROF. JOHNSTOWN
19950 Greenland Ave.
RADFORD'S
FISH and CHICKEN MARKET
OYSTERS IN SEASON
2011 Jos. Campau, near Maple
Phone Fi. 3180
Unior Progressive League
Formerly the Elks’ Rest
2113 Chene Street
We cater to Clubs, Private Parties.
Mass Meetings and Dance*
Rhone Fi. 1130
E. W. TEETERS. Manager
FLOWER SHOPS
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
East Side, 2039 Gratiot Ave.
at St. Aubin
Fi. 6355
Wear Side. 7843 W. JeHerion
Vi. 1-5135
‘lt Maybe? But Right Will Win’
Reading and Divine Healing from
9 a.m.. to 9 p.m. See the wise man
from Louisiana who knows. Rev.
William Bell, prophet. The man
who put Idlewild on the map.
543 E. Vernor Highway
Phone Ca. 5024
WILSON’S BAKERY
1712 Chene Street
Fi. 4175
Fine Pastry For All
Occasions
VISIT THE
POLIDORE TAVERN
Try Our Chili and Kosher
Sandwiches
BEER AND WINE
1506 Chene Street
ROOM FOR RENT
LOVELY FURNISHED
For Respectable Person
Warm—Light—k.omtortaPle
Convenient for bus and
street cars
Call Ty. 43874
LOOK ... .
RUMMACE SALE
St. Paul Church, Gro**e Pte.
November 2. 3, 4
Open 10 A.M.-5 P.M.
1519 Hillger, near Jefferson
FOR SALE
DOBERMANN PINSCHER
DOC
Young Female
MRS. IRWIN
17833 Gallagher To. 65023
FOR SALE
CROCERY STORE WITH
BEER LICENSE
(Living Quarters Above)
Also Large Garden Site*
SIO.OO Down—s6.oo Mo.
LAKE SIDE FARMS CO.
1504 Broadway . Ca. 7472
YOU ARE NEXT AT
SCOTT’S
Shoe Shine Parlor
2220 Chene St.
Good Service Is Our Motto
HOUSE FOR RENT
6 Rooms—Furnished Heat
2058 15th Street
Vermont near Mich. Central
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
For Light Housekeeping
Couple or Single—Referenc
MR. WYCHE, Prop.
6163 Iroquoi*
FOR SALE
140 JOSEPHINE Outstanding
Bargain. Cash buys fine 8 room
B. V. house, between Woodward
and John R.. near Northern High;
50x125, titled bath, lav. in basement,
continuous hot water, h. a. heat,
fire place. $3500.00 cash to first
mortgage.
FOR SALE BY OWNER
140 JOSEPHINE
ADVERTISE IN THE
MICHIGAN CHRONICLE
TAILORS
English Garment
Cleaning
Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing,
and Altering
HAT CLEANINC
3824 Hastings Street
MISCELLANEOUS
BRANAM DAIRY
PRODUCTS
FRESH COUNTRY ECCS
3101 Hasting* Street
Dr. Frazier N. Moore
DENTIST
Hours: 9 to 12—1 to 5
6 to 9 Sun. by App.
7068 Michigan Vi. 1-2076
Reading and Healing
Daily
t 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Your Complete Horoscope, how to
get your heart’s desire; see the wise
• man from Louisiana, who know?
Ca. 5024 543 E. Vernor Highway
Detroit. Michigan
REV. WM. BELL, Prophet
DIVINE HEALINC AND
READINC FREE
See daily the wise prophet from
Louisiana, the one who knows.
Ca. 5024
REV. WM. BELL
543 E. Vernor Highway
Detroit. Michigan
KINC SOLOMON S TEMPLE
OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
543 E. Vernor Highway
FREE
SERVICE CALLS AND
RADIO TESTING
Rivard Radio Shop
3108 Rivard Street
Call CL 2640
ANY MAKE RADIO
j SERVICED—SI.OO
Ned's Radio Service
Isl 7 Chene St. Fi. 1752
Agents Wanted
[ To .ell razor bladee 75 cents a
j hundred,-60 cents in 500 lot*. Write
I United Chemical Cos., P. O. Box
1270. Detroit. Michigan.
USE
HEALTH-TOL
"World’s Finest Tooth Powder
Sold at All Drug Stores
Dr. and Mrs. E G. Boddie. Mlgrs
FOR SALE
GROCERY STORE WITH
BEER LICENSE
5-Room House—Large Garden
Homestead; SIO.OO down—s6.oo mo.
LAKESIDE FARMS CO.
1504 Broadway Ca. 7472
Owen’s Factory Shoe
Repairing
1 521 Chene Street
We Carry a Complete Line In
Second Hand Shoes
To honor a great member of
our group we ask you to unite !
1 m the Novena to Blessed
Martin de Porres Write P O
■ Box 32. Crand River Station,
for free literature.''
Many thanks.
JOHN N. MAY
For Efficient Service
HOWARD BUNTS’ CLEANERS
541 E. Vernor Highway
Clifford 3814
McKinley (Heck) Dayis. Prop
Don't Forget to Visit
BEFORE XMAS
The Little Hosiery
and Gift Shoppe
8544 W. Eight Mile Rd.
At Parkside
Dresses. Lingerie. Shirts, etc.
GLADYS HARDWRICK, Prop
ROOM FOR RENT
Large. Neatly Furnished
Private Home
Couple or Single Men
Convenient for Clair, or
Oak Cars
9544 Goodwin To. 5-4459

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