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Soldier Becomes Only Negro Teacher
At Large Hawaiian High School
One of sh» many interesting
personages the National Baptist
Corn option, Inc, l which I'
matting hart in Ha ro>t is T 5
William K Hi''. who has reient
lv returned from Honolulu where
pi» trig *: ationed with a quar
termaster cor pa for months
To Hall who i« nn ordained
minister of tha Convention. Is
now stationed a* O'Reilly (Sen
nal hoapira! SprtngfiHd. Mis
souri
Whii* in Honolulu THall at
tended tha cradun’e division of
tha Fur ersity of Hawaii where
ha completed ii hours toward his
masters i.tjrca in education l'n-,
dor an n-mtlitun employment
order for ministers he was al
lowed o perform his milltaiv
duties a* i ;eht *o that ha could
tench in <v>* ( .f the Island high
schools divine iim dav
T*• Ha!', * a\p» ience a« a re
cui:«’ - ‘ m'ml'cr of the faculty,
fanrhinc soph’iiofe core studies
in and cewnl ma'hemetii s n *ha
socorrl '<!£■ * iif the four public
1 ,ch « ho ( >' 4 Honoiiihi was
* "u H taught in the Wa 1
’ i*’ H •" Fnr jngton huh school
v so i'ii n '.-’lent of pupils
luda Japanese <*hine*e Fili
pino H.iwau.tn, J'ortuiiaes. Ko
Fir«t Class Butcher
On* 1 I ipitM. .>'■ Taking t barge of
'I •:i T Hepnrf me nt
M'l'l'
SOJOURNER CONSUMER
COOPERATIVE
Imi | M>r MUll(
A*k for Mr. Met a* lin
*'y Hair OrsMlng
[ OUAIIT* J . •
A1 / i A » Y,or
\ \V m
, 50c P'm To«
j** <£.
HO-RO-CO./st. Louis, Mo.
A 0?tooc!reful!
< > ' 1 *1- “bou* 'ho** ' -
i—. s _ rut* burn* -use*
. - -> -~Q£ AP'I PV!. - -kin r
,&■ -df . r • omn.i Moth-
know M r !:r.»
f << »„ and r i righ' for chil
, V , ''j dr<n xml gr srn
' ur* Ha? rr xnv
IStS*
< 3 tor- * a? m ; ■ f
- -/> «- » um.e. Always g t
MOIIOLINE
E— PURE WHITE PETROLEUM JELLY
ORIGINAL LUNCH
The Best In
Steaks - Chops - Chicken Dinners
Salads - Sea Food Dinners, Etc.
Open to I ;.W A. M.
Farbes John»on, Prop*.
2616 Gratiot Avenue
8 Sportsmen Hotels J
3761 WEST WARREN J
{: . S
Permanent & Transient Rooms
ALL UP-TO-DATE CONVENIENCES
i Phone TYler 4-8630 I
For Reservations
H. C. THOMAS, Proprietor jj
If you feel old and run down, take
COMBS BLOOD TONIC
A great aid to sufferers of rheumatism,
lumbago, syphilitic hlood condition, and
other blood disorders, Call for it at the
following stores:
hst side
I anfleld I»rii(r *l«re. I anfield anH Ha«flna«: tat Kate Brua store.
Ha«tlnr* nnd l»llno|«: Swart* Bra*. Brnt Store. Ba*ttne« and
I.l?imr«ton: Mnriel'* Brna Store, F. folnmMa bid! St. tntolne.
n F*T S|BF.
Bat|t |»rn» (0- M/t.rdw and Seotfent tnmphell Brne to, Bllford
and «-th: Ma«on Bror t'n.. Bllfnrd and Bhltewnod.
1
raan Torto Rican. Samoan Span
ish and whits children That mem
bers of tha faculty and adminis
tration also included Orientals.
Pol' nenians Larina and whltea
lie was ’ha onlv Negro in the
school
In civilian life T S Hall is
principal of the Booker T Waah
ington aleman f arv school of Kirk
wood Missouri Ha stranded
Stowe collage of St Louis and
received pi, B S in education
from Lincoln university. Miasou
ri
Ti Hal! savs his post war
plans are to study and taka full
ad'antage of the educaional prn-
Msions of the Cl Bill of Rights
tor 'eteran, of World War II
la plans to enter the School of
Pi vin i*i a* Vale untie'ally. As
lor Hawaii and Ita future ha
likes to quote I’t asjden' tJregg
M Sinclair of tha Fnliaraitv of!
Hawaii "Hawaii a days as a
passing station haie gone for |
the Pacific eia is upon us and]
the islands strategically locat
. and between the Far Fast and
America, will naturally pla' a
Riea new »nl p commercially, cul
turally and as a Catherine place
i>f statesmen military leaders,
mid n1 a I ectual, of the Pacif-
U powers ’
OXFORD HALL
( ontfniieil From I'ag* I
•ml flower* g- owing at th* *n
liiinir of their building lns'ead
of th* paper an! rubht«h there
They mo they want < ’•»«n halt*
.'mil sanitation a* thov are trv
tnc *r» roar their children to re
spect cleanliness
Prior to the war it i* staled
tho building was k*p i Iran and
orderly Then. the member* of
the flub *nv thine* began to
change nfter th* outbreak of
war. Man' of th* Occupants «'»r*
inducted in'o thr Army. leaving
•Mr families Many took war
>« 'o help the war effor'
nd tit* r!ti!i« committee found
it difficult to obs*n » th* draatji
• nan: a taking pln< * in th*
iMlililiiu They wimh rnnvidrratr
nf Mi* management* Inahilitv to
*- **•’' tr r proper maintenance Snm»
of 'll* < hanges which took place
in th* building a* stated by ot
«npantn included removal bf
1 ii/r connei't inn* for receiving
package*. telegram* and an
nouminr guests. telephone* on
oath floor taken out all en
"irnu left open nigh* and dar
permitting tramp* drunk* and
Mange * to enter at will. Ft j*
alleged *>v the < luh that often
• litldren In leaving the huild
irg for arhool. were frightened a 1
seeing intoxicated 'men I vine in
the haM The Incinerator* were
dosed, they *ay and odoi * w*r«
nil through the htiildmc
The t luh called a meeting of
he occupants and a*k»d manage
trent to resume the Inriners'or*
service
The Focus i lub • officers and
M, ember* ate p oijd of th* pro
• ••** tbev are a* hi*'ing In Im
; loving their home environment
DETROIT 1. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1945
SOLDIER-PREACHER COMBINES TEACHING AND FIGHTING
EL tJtl ft a \ fflG^FnH
'm. v
Honolulu. Oahu. Territory of
Hawaii. Is tha scene of thl, pic
lure which was taken in tha
*cho<il yard of tha Wallace Rid
er Farrington high school, tha
second large*: of the four puh*
Must Account
For Wounds
In order to clear np th* atorv
of how h* was shot Lonnie My
ers. 44. of ?70t riin:on is b*ing
held bv police as a witness.
Mvei, walked into the Receiv
ing hospital Friday. August SI,
at S 4.v ant suffering from gun
-hoi wounds in th* right arm He
told police that he was standing
at he corner of Reacon and St
Antoine listening to the music
inside the Club Owen*, when he
wa* approached by a man with
a gun in his hand He *aid the
man to and him to walk to the al
lev. Instead, the complainant satd
Im ran around a parked tar. and
he man fired striking him in the
right arm.
Recause Mye?* was vague about
In* alleged assailant « descrip
tion and because the time of the
rhooting was one-hour and twen
ty minute* after the theatre-bar
bad closed, police are holding
ihe defendant for further inves
tigation
CLASSIFIED ADS
wV>TEI»
Fvperleneed Operator, Forest
I odge Meant? Shop, ( all TFrraee
1- SM 7.
FOR MI F
.*» Room hoti*e. newly decorated,
V W, Section. Also 2-car garage,
Itrirk Siding, (all IN. *-fwlO.V f.
Itannis.
FOR SAI F.
» room house with .» rooms fnrn-
Itnrr. 2 baths, steam heat, newly
decorated, nttick possession. Rea
suitable. Owner. TFmple i-(M»|9.
/LAXATIVE ?f
Black-Draught it
I 2-Uaually thorough P
A 3-Alway* economical / .
GREGORY’S
TAILORS AND CLEANERS
“Th«* Mnro in thr MMrilo of thr block doing hnalncM on tho Square"
Smartly tailored a nit n and roat« for l.adlea and Gentleman. Large
A'lnrtment «f fine qnallty woolen* In atnck. •
5743 Haatinga St.
MAdiaon 2524 (Saar Hendrle)
Y.K. YATES PHONE VI. 1-9643
lie high achools of Honolulu,
la now in session In Itetrol:.
kneeling In tha foreground is
T.* William f. Hall of St.
I.onls, Mo. who taught In the
school during hi, 211-month
PACING THE
WALKIE-TALKIE
DEPARTMENT
A. Hubbard. ISM Ly
caste is being bald on a charge
of larceny The defendant wns
arrested Thuradav on a com
plaint of Eugeno Purr 10*01 E.
Jefferson.
Rurr told police that the da
fondant entered hi* room while
n maid win cleaning It and w;o!a
hi* small radio Purr aatd ha
Intar found tha jadlo at a near
by pawn shop It had baan
pawned undar tha nam* of Jamas
A Hubbard.
Hubbard was arrested at a
neighborhood theatre He de
nlad knowing; tha complainant or
even being in tha vicinity of
I<MOl E Jefferson A check at
ilia building, poliop said, dts
cloaad that the defendant livail
in tha next room to Rurr.
LEGAL NOTICES
< Htßl.ro R. RFRKY.
Attorney
DUt* Rrnndway
State of Michigan in tha Circuit
Court for tha County of Wayne in
( hanoery.
VIOLA GLOVER. Plaintiff \*
GEORGE GLOVER. Defendant
ORDER OF IM RI D ATItIN
At a saaaion of said Court held
in tha city of Detroit. Wavne
County, Michigan on thin Seven
teenth day of August. AD, DM."'
Present: Honorable RORFRT
M. TOMS. Circuit Judge
If appearing to this Honorable
Court from affidavit on file that
the defendant i* a resident of ihis
State and that process for h «
appearance has been duly is«u»d
and that the same could not ha
served by reason of hi* absence
j from or concealment within thi«
State, or by reason of his con
tinued absence front his place of
residence
On Motion of Charles R Rerrv.
Attorney for tha Plaintiff
It Is Ordered that George Glo
ver appear in answer to the Rill
of Complaint filed In this cause
within three 13 1 months from the
date of this Order, or said Rill of
Complaint will be taken as con
fessed aealns* him i
It la Further that a
copv of this Order he
.according to law In the Detroit
‘'Tribune a newspaper printed
nnhllahed and circulating in said
Conntv; and also that a copv of
this Order he sent hv registered
mall to the last known post office
address of the defendant said ad
dress bein» I* o .’. Riopeile street.
Detroit. 'Hohl*ao
RDRFRT M TOMS
Circuit Judge
|(\ TANARUS,.„„ Popv, '
j CASPAR T 1.1 VC, EM A V Clerk
Re A A Rerger
Deontv Clerk M 10-20 •<*;
venire record In Honolnln. T*»
Mall, an ordained minister. Is
attending the Aational Baptist
contention, Inc., ISA, which
WOMEN
Continued Front Page 4
d*nt. Mrs A. B De.Ment. of
Texas chairman of Finance com
mittee, Mrs. Viola T Hill sec
rnd vice president; Mrs, K A.
Wilson, historian; Mrs M. J.
Ilrockway. parliamentarian: Mrs.
Gertrude E Bush, legal advisor;
Mrs W. K, McCain, pianist; Mrs
E. F Flue, national director of
Nouug People a department; Miss
Primrose Flinches. Western di
rector of young people, Mrs R C
Winston. Eastern director; ami
Mr" Corrine W*tts, Sou*hern di
l color.
Tlie attendance was exception
ally latßc and delegates are re
ported front every state in the
nation. One of tlie big features
of tlie convenion "ill he the
annual address of Mrs S. Willie
Lay . the president; which will
be followed by an address by
Mis,, Nannie II Rurrnugh. exe
cutive secretary.
The theme of the Convention
is Our Task In Building A
Christian World " The big ques
tion to be discussed will be:
"Christian Conversion In The
New Conversion Period
The objective sought by the
Convention will be to raise
SIOO Ono for the Missionary
Training S< hool at Nashville.
Tenn $40,000 of th* total amount
is expected to ha raised in De
troit. Mrs. J. C. Mapp is vice
chairman
I Will Rebuild Your Shoes
—with
Oak Leather
At reasonable prices, while you
wait. Aonr Guarantee: my 46
years In Same Ideation.
J. MILLER’S
ONLY PLACE
515 GRATIOT AVE. |
ruiiDru ac rnn mF\F ayd jay streets
UIUIaLiI Ur uUU Kr .\. RAYMOND S. JACISON, Pastor
Sunday School 0:30 A M Morning Servlco—11:00 AM.
Young People ■ Hour—6:3o P.M. Evening Service—7:3o P.M.
Evangelistic SerrlcG 7:30 P. M. Wednesday
LESTER’S QUALITY MARKET
Selling Quality Goods at Low Prices
5251 HASTINGS STREET
SPECIAL
SALE OF BANK PROPERTIES
t-FAMILY
Bouton, 250—Brick A stucco, 13 rooms, H.A. A H.W,
heat, SIB,OOO.
Boston, 330—Brick A stucco, 13 rooms, H.W. heat,
SIB,OOO.
Grand Bivd. W., 1378—Brick A frame, 7 rooms, H.
A. heat, $9,000.
2-
Merrick, 3867-69 A 3877-79—2 family frame, , Ist
floor, 3 rooms, 2nd floor, 4 rooms, stove heat; also 4-
family 8.V., 3 rooms each, H.A- heat, SII,OOO.
Rivard, 5536-38—-Frame, 6 rooms each, stove heat,
$3,200.
Wabash, 1 5386—Stucco, Ist floor, 5 rooms, 2nd floor,
3 rooms, stove heat, $3,800.
3-
Stanley, 3202-10 A Williams, 5715-23 2 B. V- 3-
family Terraces, 3 rooms A bath each, H. A. heat,
SIB,OOO.
5-FAMILY
Mavbury Grand, 5657-71—B. V., 5 rooms each, H. A
heat, $15,000,
FIRST LIQUIDATING COP?.
44 MICHIGAN AVENUE CHERRY 8700
... _ —-Timnn mar —— ■ • ■— ■ —"‘‘e* -v- « ■ ■
MICHIGAN BELL
STARTS EXPANSION
Its wartime operations at an
end. the Michigan Bell Telephone
company this week announced that
it has launched a 9120,000,000
5-year postwar construction pro
gram. *
George M. Welch, president of
the company, sa,ld the program
will include the erection of 49 new
buildings and 13 major additions
to preaent buildings, expenditure
of 150,000,000 for new central of
fice equipment, long distance cable
containing 50,000 miles of wire
and cable for local calls with
enough wire to encircle the globe
more than a hundred times.
Construction already is under
way on |5.00n,00n -worth of pro
jects and engineering preliminaries
have been completed on about one
fourth the total program. Welch
said.
Tlie proposed program, largest
in the history of the company over
a comparable period, will Increase
the size of the Michigan Bell sys
tem nearly 50 per cent. It will
reach out to virtually all of the
company* 252 exchanges. Inter
rupted by the war. the compin'''*
rural expansion and improvement
projects will be resumed at a coat
of more than f 13.000.000.
Welch said the program will pro
vide telephone Jobs not only for
the company's 2.900 employees In
the armed forces but also for 2.000
new telephone workers In addi
tion. thousands of jobs will be
provided Indirectly for employees
of sub-contractors, builders, and
suppliers
Citing the company's No. 1 oh
ective a, providing service for the
125.000 now on the waiting list.
Welch cautioned against undue op
timism "Although our postwar
fob is started and will b« acceler
ated as rapidly as possible," he
said "it Is of such magnitude that
we still must qsk the public's co
operation and patience."
“HELP IN YOUR
PROBLEMS”
Worried. Discouraged, Rfcok In
Mind and Rody? Your questions
promptly answered Rend $1 on to—
MME. L. A. DUPREE
••Metaphysician"
Mfi Oahwood RltiU < lilcago l.». 111.
HAIR & SCALP TREATMENT
UK IHH
M A SPECIAL
0 p and * OFFER
14 *1 5#
Qk S V > •».«"*
VSx MAIN
yw SOMAOI As<
KAie
CRIMI «4c
LAgOI NIW SlltllNO
4 OUNCI JARS Oik *S<
ICONOMY till
tt IS
NO MADP IRON.IURNT, IIOSIN.
nv munc uniuu hair.
Send No Money!
UNO YOU* OKOI It TODAY
SATItfACTION GUARANTIED
Jessie Kare Beauty P/oducts Cos.
507 Sth Ave.tßm 40J) Nsw Yerk City
2146 St. Antoine Street. Comer Columbia —CLlTforo fcazg
WINS AIR MEDAL
Captain Erne*f H. RnTenpnrt,
of Detroit. recent*.? wa* award*
ed the Air Medal for merltor*
lon< achievement whl'» |»nrf I
ripatlng In aerial flight a« pi
lot. by performing Sl.*» field ar
tillery observation sortie*
again** the enemy In Italy. He
served on the Fifth Army front
with the Mnd “Buffalo*' In.
fantry division. HU wife. Mr».
I.ncllle R. Pavenport. live* at
B.HO Josephine avenue.
'WROE
ny AVIMFRF.It < OVINCiTON
Mr. and Mrs. Welling on Morris
of Alntyra avenue have as their
house guests Mr*. Daisy Thomas,
Mrs. Emma Jenkins. Mis* Eleono
ra and Mr. Cedric Johnson of
Cleveland. Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison and son.
Seaman First Class Archie Lee
Morrison, of Flint, wrrp week-end
giieats of Mr. and Mrs Augustine
Sims of Railroad street.
Miss DeloU Wise of Gary. In
diana. is spending her vacation
wi:h Misa Xewtona Rlunf of R 23
Conant street she j« also visiting
her relatives while here.
Johnnie Parker, «on of Mrs
Eunice Parker of Fast Third St.
will leave for camp. September 5.
A going-away party was given
for him Saturday. September 1, at
the Community center, sponsored
hythp younger set
Prompt Service
mSmik ★ Furniture Loons!
★ Auto Loons I
★ Solory loons!
to *3OO
C° nveß ' int Monthly Paymenti
i OH Clara Tnr MiitWy Puatet *lm
'-- CMN » eLeL it "
V JSKJk a ritMii rnMH rifMh pi(mx
*»» m.seee.44
T V / 7$ 24.34 .9.94 t 9.63 t 7 33
x US 44.14 29.03 14.04 12 34
Do you need money? Would ■ 300 70.30 34.40 25.38 I*7B
wo nvvu vvouia • )0J)0 3433 J77J j9) j
loan of $lO to SIOO tide you over? *' -■ 1 i ■•■"*
Skni iifiMMt nnytMai. InMlsi ikaj*
Then phone, write or call at any ai t kkhi M«iMr h »iw< hitn«i u« lin,
of Provident'* convenient office*. IpinaaiMSMf •*Mami 4m.
You'll get service. No ID I Y
quiria* will be madeol your friends I nW llrllll I
or relatives. Look at thachart. and LOAN & SAVINGS SOCIETY
y(,u " ”* *' * * h *’ Convenient
Downtown Office
the amount you want to borrow.
F ’ K 1308 BROADWAY
DIAMOND LOANS l% ' ww UiWMUffMI
*5 00 TO *SOOO *«»• M
Main oni y 603 Tobin Bldg.
FHA IMPROVEMENT •hone RA 3542
LOANS ISTABIISMID 190*
FOR TWENTY YEARS IN DETROIT
Baker’s Has Lead Used Car Field
400 BARGAINS TO CHOOSE FROM— WE TRADE
Tire* Practically New— Quick Service
1941 CHRYSLER \°Zl Sir *995
Umlin lifiit I Clean Inside ami Out. A Bargain
1941 MERCURY T 2 ";!r *895
Mitilln Heat, i- | n Excellent Condition- Hurry
1941 BUICK SiTwlr* *975
!*• il.'Hter A Sweetheart Many Kxtraa
1941 HUDSON ‘785
Radio Healer Paint Like New- Many Extra*— Hurry
1941 CHEV *695
l‘ '»■ Heater A-l Condition-A Swell Buv
i94ioLDS T “rr:;" «
Radio Healer. Rebuilt Motor A Tina Bargain
1942
Radio Heater Century Model Many Extras
1942 OLDS t'C ‘1095
H " In. Heater llydromatlr Drive--l.lke New
Open Every Evening Until Eleven P.M.
BERT BAKER
“THE BIG LOT’*
9800 Grand River, corner Livernoi*
- PHONE NORTHLAWN 9200
Get» $75 Reward
CHARLOTTE. N. P-fANp
Thompson Harris, , ]nra| (rur "'
driver, received a ITS rM)t *
last week for returning ,
that contained almost *i ua
c. B. Br.wl.y, . ’•
Cheater. S C.
Harris put out a fee|, r
he found the money that ,*
Its rightful owner. Brawny | *
the wallet when he cam, h» r L
a few Sundays ago.
Nine July Murders
BIRMINGHAM <A\T ..
rntea rather cheap in R, rffi|5 '*
ham these days During Jn *‘
murder accounted for the deaths
nine Negroes Whites go m ,
quick fade out, from ljf. h ,’ r
too. hut voluntarily Fo- ir
people committeed suicide *
ing July, but none „„ m , Jr |
dered. No Negro committee-i ,«i.
cide.
Cab Buys Plane
t ah Calloway has ente-,4
1 negotiations with th* ro ->,.
tnent to buy a C-M tranapwi
plane, which he will us* t 0 tr|R
port his orchestra or, th #a( .j
dates across the coun trv
JOIN THE
metropolitan
funeral SYSTEM
fWD Mark Arenn*
LEGAL NOTICES
SALE OF Al’TO TO ,m ;< fy
GARAGE KEEPER s 1.1 \
Notice is hereby given th.
undersigned will sell ul pi) hj l(
auction to the highest ht-Herst
.1310 Russell. Detroit, Mudugan
on Monday the day f (>,]
tuber. 134.1, at TenVrlo, < , ni
the following described »■;>
bile. Plymouth, l'. „g in <
numher P4-303MV stored , . |„f,
by Willie Rawer. Reg .*«.
owner Willie Sawei Th - Sa!«
will he made to satisf> t..r ;| g#
Keeper's Lien in th.> amount n|
I'll Oft. Dated. August 2'* I’m\
FRED THOMPSON. Acer* end
Constable.

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