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PAGE TWO
Negro Architects Pioneer In The Field In Michigan
DONALD WHITE,
E. SAUNDERS
GET LICENSE
A challenge to young Negroes
% ho desire training along a specific
line but hesitate to secure such be
cause of a belief that there will be
Do opening for them within par
ticular field came this week as the
result of an interview with Donald
F White. Michigan's first licensed
Negro architect, by a reporter of
the Michigan Chronicle
Mr. White told the following
gtory: In the engineering labora
tories of the University of Mlchi-!
gan a group of technical students
paused over their side rules in 1929.
Most of them were discussing the
football team and its fortunes but
my fellow student. Ernest Saunders,
and I were discussing the needs of
the Negro for trained architects and
engineers.
We faced the problem of acquir
ing initial practical experience; how
iwe were to become certified by the
proper city and state authorities;
how we were to actually work on
the many types of construction
found in modern practice; how we i
were to sec supervision of opera- i
tions.
fiftj
jMliilill
Today, ten years after this con
versation, marks a decade of striv
ing for the final achievement, the
receipt of our licenses as licensed
architects and the establishment of
offices in the Michigan Chronicle.
288 Eliot
During the ten years 1 have
travelled to Texas, Oklahoma,
Louisiana. Arkansas. Mexica, and
the southeastern states studying
architectural construction as prac-,
ticed there. My associate. Ernest |
Saunders, travelled east to the At- '
lantic seaboard where he worked in j
various phases of building construc
tion and civil engineering."
The first Negro licensed to prac-,
tice architecure by examinaion in !
Michigan studied his trade for five j
years at the University of Michigan i
from which school he received his J
Bachelor and Master or Arts degree j
in architecture.
IS THIS YOU? If so. you are
wanted In the offices of the Michi
gan Chronicle where you will re
ceive ONE DOLLAR IN CASH.
Call at 268 Eliot, the MICHIGAN
Mystery—
(Continued from Page 1)
j head with a 32-20 calibre revolver
lying nearby. Two shots had been
i fired from the gun.
According to statements given
j police by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wil
son of the Colfax address. Mr. and
Mrs. Myree had been rooming at
their home for approximately two'
weeks. They appeared congenial
mates and both were working in
the city, and recently came here
from some unknown part of the
In Texas, he explained, "I worked
On the design of Anderson Hall, a
fireproof girl's dormitory; assisted
with the maintenance construction
Os Prairie View State college. In
Alabama I worked as associate
architect for the design and con
struction of gymnasium building
for Alabama State Teachers’ Col
lege located at Montgomery.” Mr.
White also related his supervision
of the construction of numerous
•f small residential and*commercial
structures and a number of build
ings at Tuskegee institute.
His most recent assignment was
that of Assistant Resident Engineer
Inspector for the federal govern
ment on the new $22,000,000 Detroit
Sewage Disposal Plant.
Saunders. White's partner, re
ceived his engineering at the U.j
of M. and his exceptional ability is
reported to have opened up work |
■with the Department of Engineering j
Research.
Following graduation he served i
With the Connecticut Geodetic Sur- I
vey working in the capacity of as- I
sistant chief of party, reconnais
sance engineer, and chief computer, j
In Alabama he worked as civil en
gineer for Tuskegee having personal |
charge of building construction. ,
These and other associations have ,
many problems arising in the field
of engineering. Saunders is a mem- ;
ber of both the National Technical I
Association and the Connecticutj
Society of Civil Engineers.
White is also a member of the j
National Technical Association and :
the Michigan Society of Architects, i
"Such associations assist us in i
keeping in constant contact with [
current professional practices and |
trends," Mr. White stated, conclud- !
Ing the interview .1
Police learned that the Wilsons
had been to a midnight show and
returned home about 2:30 and went
to bed. Sometime later they were
awakened by a noise and heard a
groaning sound. A few minutes later
the wounded Elenora ran into their
rpom and said: •
“I’ve been shot, call the police."
Mrs. Wilson then called the police
and noticed the body of her room
er. McKinley Myree, lying on the
floor of his bedroom. Police arrived
to investigate the call and took the
body to the morgue.
BARGAINS FOR SALE
Buy With Confidence
VAN COURT-Sgle. house 6 Rooms-H.A. Heat .... $3200.00
HARTFORD-2-Family ... 5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat ... 4250.00
WHITEWOOD-2-Family 5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat .. 4250.00
McDOUGALL-2-Family . 5 Rooms Ea 6250.00
MEDBURY—2-Family . . 5 Rooms Ea 5500 00
PALMER-4-Family 5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat . . . 7200.00
BEOCOLE—2-Family ... .5 Rooms Ea.-H.A Heat . . . 4300.00
HAZLETT-2-Family ... .6 Rooms Ea.-St. Heat 5800.00
IRONWOOD-2-Family ..5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat .. . 4600.00
SCOTTEN-2-Family ... .5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat ... 5000.00
SCOTTEN-4-Family . . 5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat ... 7200.00
SCOTTEN-2-Family ... .6 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat . . . 6000.00
TIREMAN-2-Family ... .5 Rooms Ea.-St. Heat 6200.00
TIREMAN-2-Family . ..5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat . . 6200.00
TIREMAN-4-Family ... .3 & 4 Rms. Ea.-H.A. Heat . 6000.00
HOLBROOK-2-Family ..6 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat . . 7500.00
KING-2-Family . .... .7 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat .. . 6300.00
KING-2-Family . .... .7 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat ... 6200.00
MT VERNOR-House . .6 Rooms-H.A. Heat 3400.00
BEECHWOOD-House . .6 Rooms-H.A. Heat 3500.00
BEECHWOOD-House . .6 Rooms-H.A. Heat 3500.00
BEECHWOOD-4-Family .5 Rooms Ea.-H.A. Heat . . 8500.00
BEOGOLE-House .... .6 Rooms-H.A. Heat ..... 3350.00
BEOGOLE-House 6 Rooms-H.A. Heat 3600.00
HAZLETT-House .... .6 Rooms-H A. Heat 3800.00
SCOTTEN-House . .... 7 Rooms-H.A. Heat 3250.00
SCOTTEN-House ...... 7 Rooms-H.A. Heat <*..... 3600.00
WOODROW-House ... 7 Rooms-H.A. Heat 3200.00
WOODROW-House .6 Rooms-H.A. Heat 3500.00
HASTINGS-3 Stores-2 Apts 4?* 9000.00
- CALL THE -
ISABELL MANAGEMENT CO.
138 Cadillac Square—426 Reid Building
Phone CAdillac 8741
For An Appointment To See These Bargains
Rev. R. Anderson
Passes Suddenly
Rev. Roosevelt Anderson, 20470 1
Kentucky avenue, ?8 years of ago.
passed on Sunday. November 19. j
at the Trinity hospital.
Reverend Anderson was born in
Gloster, Miss. and came to De
troit in 1928. after spending seven \
years in New York City where he |
was pastor of the Church of God j
in Christ.
While visiting his people in Oc
tober, he was seized with his first
aick attack which later led to his
death.
His survivors are: Mrs. Eva An-1
derson. widow; Mrs. Nora Pinkey. i
mother; Rev C L. Anderson, broth- {
or; Mis. Essie Shepherd, sister, and ,
other relatives and friends.
UNIVERSAL HAGAR’S
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE NO. 1
944 Napoleon Street
SERVICES SUNDAYS
Sunday School 9 A. M.
Preaching 11 A. M.
H. Y. P. U. 6 P. M.
Lecturing 8 P. M.
Message Circle and Healing
Thursday 8 P. M.
Lecturing Friday 8 P. M.
Message Circle and Healing
REV. C. B. HURLEY
Supreme Mother and Paator
REV HARGIE MULLIGAN
Assistant Pastor
PRINCESS MINNIE BANDY
2nd Associated Paator
Deaconess Annie Chatman.
Clerk
G W HURLEY
Prophet and Founder
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
IS THIS YOU?
CHRONICLE BUILDING and
identify yourself. IF THIS IS YOU.
Last week's cash prize winner of
"IS THIS YOU” was Edward C.
Anderson of 5117 Twenty-fourth
street.
Manslaughter
(Continued from Page 1)
car and got In, preparatory to leav
ing the Farnsworth address.
While he was running to the car,
so the statement read, Williams is
alleged to have made some mention
as, "Well, guess that's taken care of.
The old fool didn't have any money,
but he had a darn good billfold.”
Allegedly struck by Williams, the
white man apparently suffered a
fractured skull when his head struck
the sidewalk in his fall from which
injuries he later died at Receiving
hospital.
Atty. Percival R. Piper, represent
ed the defendant. Detective Vfilliam
Simmons was the officer in charge
of the case.
Columbia 3335 Rivtr Rouge, Vinowood 2-3597
McFALL BROTHERS, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
"A TEMPLE OF SERVICE"
714 E. Canfield Cor. Hatting,
Freed —
(Continued from Page 1)
ported having seen Mrs. Fischer
pick up a cigarette stand, after tell*
mg Hoffman to get out of the house,
which she stated, he refused to do.
saying;
“Before I go I'll put you in the
hospital.”
On the stand, the defendant said
the fight started in the kitchen and
ended in the dinning room. He de
nied striking her with a chair, say
ing he used the chair to ward off
her bloows aimed at him with the
iron cigarette stand. He admitted
they had several cocktails and that
Dismissed —
(Continued from Page 1)
r.eed some changes in the Y.W.C.A.
l- quite true, but I don’t think they
should occur in the Employed Girls'
Department.”
Urges Investigation
In a statement relative to the
situation. Miss Scott said: “In view
of the fact that there have been
three different secretaries of the
Employed Girls’ Department of the
Lucy Thurman branch within the
she had insisted he drink something.
She made a nasty remark about his
son to whom she had given a quarter
earlier in the day. Hoffman told the
court and upon his ignorance of the
remark about his son. Mrs. Fisher
then made a slurring remark about
his mother. Hoffman further added.
"I guess 1 made a mistake about you.
I should have left you alone about
a year and a half ago when I caught
you sitting on a man's lap,” were the
words the defendant stated he re
plied to Mrs. Fischer's remarks about
his mother.
Attorney Ernest C. Mitchell. Dr.
Malone, dentist and Mr. Daniel
Wright, a- postal employee testified
to the good character of the defend
ant, who was found not guilty by
the judge hearing the case. The de
fendant was represented by Attor
ney Herbert L. Dudley. Detectives
Simmons and Harris were the De
tectives in the case.
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, s\uth 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
Temple 1-0404
CET THE HABIT OF
EATING AT
FERGUSON’S
IN DETROIT
DREAM BOOKS
newsstand'* Kef The H. The Lucky-
Star. The Success. The Cuban B. 0..
and that famous red cover Combination
Dream Book by Prof. Konje. Also
Konje s Weekly card-*. The H. P , The
Lucky Star. The Success. Konjes
Special and Konjes Weekly Rr-
ThanksKwfng" SentTllOO*for* one™!
*l2O fe r ary two books. Any one
card aent by mail costs 25c.
Agente write for Cash Liberal Terms
C. PARRIS
141 HILLSIDE
WHITE PLAINS. N. T.
Odell’s Beauty Salon
Modern Hair Styling
Finger Waving
PORO SYSTEM
459 Adam, C>. 4913
MAMIE O. WATERS. Prop.
Flora’s Beauty Salon
3 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
Individualistic Artists in
, Beauty Culture
2016 E. DAVISON
I TLORA TEASLEV, Prop.
CONFECTIONARIES
STOP AT
CHENE STREET
CONFECTIONERY
1525 Chene Street
We have soft drinks, candies and
ice cream. Also Beer and Wine to
I DRUCCISTS
Valeda Pharmacy
2761 Charlevoix Cl. 1361
When in need of Drugs, Sundries,
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 Fitz. 7630
BENSON S DRUCS
YOUR FRIENDLY DRUGCIST
1944 Joseph Campau
We meet all prices on national
advertised Drugs, etc.
FINNEGAN’S DRUG STORE
THE REXALL STORE
Accuracy, Quality and Correct
I Pricing govern our Prescription
Department for Your Protection
Jos. Campau at Sherman
Fi. 4586
COSMETIC SUPPLY CO.
j E. Side Cosmetic Supply Cos.
; A Complete Line of Cosmetics—
Featuring those used exclusively by
The Colored Patronage
Wholesale Distributors
2134 Chene Street
Thong Cl. 0057—Fit/. 76.10
FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT
NEATLY FURNISHED ’
| Single $4.00 —Double $4.50
280 Theadore Te. 2-6158
STORE FOR RENT
1 3700 Chene St., at McDougle
Suitable for Barber and
; Beauty Shop--Rent Reasonable
Call Davison 1610
ROOM FOR RENT
COUPLE OR SINGLE
Reliable—Quiet
4961 Bangor Ty. 5-7874
past six years, and a period of eight
months when the departments when
the department was altogether
without professional leadership;
and in view of the fact that there
has been an almost complete turn
over in professional staff at the
branch within the past sev«n
months, it would be well for a
committee of electoral members of
the Y.W.C.A. to launch an investi
gition for the purpose of determin
ing the cause for the turnover in
professional staff being greater at
Lucy Thurman branch than at any
BUYER'S GUIDE
and SERVICE DIRECTORY
_ FOR RENT
Large, Neatly Furnished Room
FOR RENT
Private Home—Nice Location
Couple or Single
Convenient for Clairmount Car
251 OWENS
Tr. 2-8332 * Mrs. Nelson
ROOMS FOR RENT
DOWN-TOWN DISTRICT
'/i-block 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
GROCERY 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
GROCERIES, MEATS and
VEGETABLES
WHERE TO CO
COZY CORNER
BAR & CRILL
DINE and DANCE
Choice Beer, Wine & Liquor
4100 Haitinp Te. 2-8412
SHOE REPAIRERS
Joe’s Electrical Shoe
Repairing
See Joe & Save Your Dough*
1533 |os Campau
SERVICE STATIONS
Cobb’s Friendly
Service
CHENE Si MAPLE
St. Antoine & Elizabeth
Gas Oil Accessories
TAILORS
Hooker and Hooker
CLEANING—ALTERING
PRESSING—REPAIRING
All garments insured against
Fire and Theft
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
2236 St. Aubin Ave. Fitz 2596
East Side Tailors
CLEANERS 6 DYERS
Alterations—Pressing
J. Sinclair Jordan
3456 Hastings Te. 29573
TAILORS
English Garment
Cleaning
Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing,
and Altering
HAT CLEANINC
3824 Hastings Street
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE
TAVERN BAR
20-Ff. Back Bar—2B-Ft. Front
Counter and Stools
Very Reasonable
Tr. 2-8913
SACRIFICE
SALE!
Fur Coats and Cloth Coats
$14.75
Persian Lamb Trimmed
Wholesale Prices To You
“See Us Before You Buy”
2661 W. Crand Boulevard
(Private Home)
SatITRDAY,"NOVEMBER 25, 1939
as secretary of the first World
Youth Congress held in Switzerland,
and is well known in liberal circles
throughout the east.
Since coming to the city Miss
Scott has been asked to sit on sev
eral interracial committees snd was
a popular speaker among numbers
of the city's youth groups.
other branch of the association.”
"I say this," the secretary con
tinued, "because Ihere is a direct
relationship between continuity and
the quality of service which an in
stitution can render to the com
munity which it serves.”
Former New Yorker Group
Worker
Miss Scott came to Detroit in
September. 1938 from Binghamton.
N. Y., where she was employed as
executive director of Community
Group Work. A native New Yorker,
she received her Bachelor of Arts
degree from New York university.
She was a delegate to and served
COMINC SOON . . .
Charles Young's
Post No. 77
MINSTREL SHOW
MISCELLANEOUS
Dr. Frazier N. Moore
DENTIST
Hours: 9 rto 12— I to 5
6 to 9 Sun. by App.
7068 Michigan Vi. 1 -2076
Reading and Healing
Daily
9 A. M. to 9 P M
Your Complete Horoscope, how to
get your heart’s desire; see the wise
man from Louisiana, who knows
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
Agents Wanted
To sell razor blades 75 cents a
hundred, 60 cents in 500 lots. Write
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. Boddit, Mfgrs
Owen’s Factory Shoe
Repairing
IS2I Chene Street
We Carry a Complete Line In
Second Hand Shoes
MISCELLANEOUS
RADFORD’S
FISH and CHICKEN MARKET
OYSTERS IN SEASON
2011 Jos. Campau, near Maple
Phone Fi, 3180
Union Progressive League
Formerly the Elks' Rest
2113 Chene Street
We cater to Clubs, Private Parties,
Mass Meetings and Dances
Phone Fi. 1130
E. W. TEETERS, Manager
FLOWER SHOPS
IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Fast Side, 2039 Graliol Ave.
at St. Aubin
Fi. 6355
We,t Side. 7843 W. Jefferson
Vi. 1-5135
'lt Maybe? But Right Will Win’
Reading and Divine Healing from
9 a.m., to 9 p.m. See the wise mant
from Louisiana who knows. Rcv.\
William Bell, prophet. The man
who put Idlewild ui 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—comfortable
Convenient for bus and
street cars
Call Ty. 43874
LOOK . . .
RUMMAGE SALE 1
St. Paul Church, Crosse Pte.
November 2,3. 4
Open 10 A.M.—5 P.M.
J^l^__Hillger__near_|efferson
“To honor a great member of
our group we ask you to unite
in the Novena to Blessed
Martin de Porres. Write P.O.
Box 32, Crand River Station,
for free literature.’’
For Efficient Service
HOWARD BUNTS’ CLEANERS
541 E. Vernor Highway
Clifford 3814
McKinley (Heck) Davis. Prop.
ROOM FOR RENT
Large, Neatly Furnished
Private Home
Couple or Single Men
Convenient for Clair, or
Oak Cars
9544 Coodwin To, 5-4459
Blue Heart Case
1701 Orleans Street
We Specialize In Bar-B-Q and
Good Home Cooking
Norverlean Hill, Prop.
Geters Variety Shop
Ladies’ Carments Re-styled
Like New At Popular Prices.
Service To Meet Your
Convenience
3100 Rivard Ch. 8618
HOUSES FOR SALE
631 Trowbridge
Attractive 8 Rooms, Gas Heat,
Recently Decorated
Large Lot. 2-Car Garage
Will Sacrifice for $4,500
Mr. Wray Ra. 1335
UNIVERSAL ind KELVIN
ATOR REFRICERATORS
FOR SALE
REBUILT—GUARANTEED
Cash or Term, 656 Seldcn
HOUSE FOR SALE
631 Trowbridge
Attractive 8-Room Home. Gas
Heat, Recently Decorated. Large
Lot, 2-Car Garage. Will Sacrifice
For $4,500
MR, WRAY RA. 1335
FOR RENT
Space Available for Beauty Parlor
Building Formerly Occupied By
White
High Class Tenants
Inquire of Manager
Palmer Hall 5710 John R.
“HIT”
Try My SURER SPECIAL
A Hit Guaranteed every week
SEE FROF. IOHNSTOWN
19950 Greenland Ava.
FOR SALE
DOBERMANN PINSCHER
DOC
Young Female
MRS. IRWIN
17833 Gallagher To, 65023
YOU ARE NEXT AT
SCOTT’S
Shoe Shine Parlor
2220 Chene St.
Good Service Is Our Motto
HOUSE FOR RENT
6 Rooms—Reasonable
2058 15th Street
Vermont near Mich. Central
FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS
For Light Housekeeping
Couple or Single—Reference
MR. WYCHE
6163 Iroquois
4 FOR SALE
140 JOSEPHINE Outstanding
Bargain. Ca»h 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
FOR SALE
Progressive SHOE FINISHER
LEATHER PATCH MACHINE
Fine Condition—Cheap
Cash or terms 656 Selden rear
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
Advertising Is A Saf<
Business Builder

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