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2116 St. Antoine Street, Corner Columbia—CLifford 2924
CONVENTION
(lonlinurd from I'age I)
, It .,„t delivered »»y avor *' <l '
, (1 , r (frle(» in a spirit of broth
\‘JV jove and kindness. which
„ ( , m o „f those present to
that th.-y could hardly
’ V(< |„. wus the same Mayor
" WBH returned to office two
■mr» on n campaign fca
,t| to racial bias.
' v „ pre-convention program
T ' !,v night, at Olympia.
~,1 the f.nn voice choir un
r ti. direction of the ltev.
j Rnone, pus or of the King
•in ItapOat church. ot4 Del-
V audience of fl.OOrt delegates
u j n.t motor city boats filled
triM'.-lly portion of the huge
", McOrnw* and Grand niv*
• , hear n three hour program
V • ro spirituals and religious
‘ worn by the delegates
,1 that nearly o\erv state
t union wa, represented.
' . as master-of-ceremonies
j.’ \y, |). Isaacs, aecre
. . ,f the National liaptist
s - Peoples Inion publishing
.mil director general of the
V i liaptist convention.
- me fest was opened with
f by the liev, .1 S Sim
tuodorator of the Friend
I • r Haptist Association of
~ . T-'vas
i;.s I'miiio was assisted in the
. tri<>n of tlie musical por
, .. the convention hv Tal-
Turner,’ Marvin Dupree,
\ -•■'ll Andrews. Elmer
.. • . ami Walter West.
TANARUS„,, .upstanding leaders of the
f i>p rented from the plat
. ... , the Ilev. I*. \ . .lemi
v, . •.'i an president of the
,• on. and Mrs. \ M Os
», -Ident of the Illinois
v. omen's Convention
l n > opinion t'f old con
v delegates, the pre-ron
v . • e.eeting was poorly nt
| v church leaders who
u . pimously absent.
< w.n attributed to church
.. t i • r usually add* spice
! >,i large religious conven
| ti ■
c .v -'ion politicians hinted
• • r» w'ere seieraj of the
r ministers attending the
• who would like to run
- * . .it now held by Dr. 1
I who succeeded the late
I !,.■ !. K William?, of Chicago. 1
B. ; . 'it, |„|t t)icv were afraid
It i r< out in the open nml
■ l • i tight for the- seat un
■ I ' Mieran minister retires
■ Ti. • '.oum enKiit of Jemison's
|)>' 1 would mean a live
l.it’ 'he high Raptist seat ,
■This w li.l become the biggest
■butte t.f the convention.
B There r.iil b<. resolutions pass- 1
B' 1 a skit e President Truman to
■>i<e t > employment for all
-• i< find to urge the Con-
< f • p.'i.-s legislation setting
1 a p< .nept KKPf; to abolish
H- pel: *a\ anil pass the nn*i-
of rivalry is also ex
>^■1 1. 1 li. tween the delegates
Bi'r-o. wing the larger c ities for
privilege of entertaining the
m in lfM'i The cities
la g for the meeting are C'hl-
t 'eveland. St Louis. A
- !■'« Angeles, Rinninsham
V.'iii. Philadelphia, and At-
TED’S FAST EXPRESS
MOVING AND HAULING
Experienced men at jour sen ice at all tinier
'<* .I**l* too large f«>r us to hamlle Reasonable Rules
234 Mcdbury TR» 1512
ROY'S CLEANERS
ri,nM\r, alter itions prfssims
prompt sfkvh e torßTEors
Roy I’rlrf, Proprietor
Klnnsenti T-Bsm 11*44 Oakland, >enr Englewood
UNIVERSAL FOOD STORE NO. I
29U8 Hastings Street CA* 4940
cJfiD
Grosse Pointe Green Beans No. 2 . . 17c
Del Monte Early Garden Peas No. 2 . 19c
Grosse Pointe Pork & Beans No. 2 . • 17c
Grosse Pointe Tomato Juice, 46 oz. . . 29c
Dole Pineapple Juice, 46 oz 39c
Grosse Pointe Grape Fruit Juice, 46 oz. 39c
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 11 oz . l^c
Cheerioats, Kix
Wheaties . . ...... 13c
Pet and Carnation Milk, (large size) . 10c
3 for 29c
Swift and Armour Milk, (large size) . 8c
2 for 15c
Highest Quality Toilet Tissue, 1 per
customer •
Louisiana Yams, 10c a lb. . . 3 for 25c
Swansdown, Gold Medal, Pillsbury .
Cake Flour 5 lbs. for 39c
Strictly Fresh Grade A Eggs (Carton) 52c
White House Coffee •
Chase &. Sanborn Fresh Dated Coffee 3 c
Maxwell House Coffee *
Pure Leaf Lard a C j
Old Dutch Cleanser
SUSPECT HAS
ALIBI FOR
THEFT CHARGE
Henry Friend, 21. 2'iSa Madi
son, who was accused Inst week
by a young girl as being a par
j licipant. in n Re|l p isle robbery,
j l' ;, s an alibi to back up his not
j guilty plea to the robbery armed
| charge
Friend was arrested on August
-•V after lie had been Identified
by. on 0 of his alleged victims.
The complainants, Doris Alisher.
IS 3VU Anderson, and Harry
Greoreadis, a sailor, said that
■ they were sitting in a parked
car on Re lie Isle at 1 >2O am.
August 2:t, wlien Friend and a
companion came up and robbed
them of Jll in cash and a
w atch.
M hen Mis* Alisher saw the*
defendant m the Social Security
, hoard office on A ?ust -’•*>. she
i iccognizcd him as one of the
men who had held her and her
companion up. She said she ob
tained his address from his
social security card and turned
it over to the police, who later
! arrested Friend.
When "questioned hy Pet. Sgt
Rehrendt, Friend denied anv
] knowledge of participating in a
hold-up and claimed that he
spent the night with Miss Genni
Murphy, his girl friend, at 2HV,
Madison
Miss Murphy told poll<> that
tliis was true, and Frank ('amp
ler 11, th P landlord at the Madi
son street address, also stated
that Henry was at home
Detectives said that the sus
pec: lia s no police record.
A warrant charging Friend
■ with the robbery was signed by
Recorder’s Judge Gerald W,
tiront
lantic Cry. N. J New York ap
pears to be putting up the l>ig
geef fight.
Meetings of the Religious Edu
cational Hoard of the Convention
will tv held at he chapel Hill
Raptist church. .*>4ol Williams, at
lu o'clock nightly. Scheduled to
be beard are Dr. G H. George
of Texas, W><! , Sept 5; Dr. L
Heard of Alabama. Thin s , night
Dr Calvin Fcrkins, Fri. night
and also Dr. Mack T. Williams
of Rattle Creek. Mich.'Dr. Ralph
\V Riley, Is president of the
American Rap ist Seminary anil
Dr K. A. Wilson, executive sec
i clary.
The laymen are holding their
meeting at the New Light Bap
tist c hurch. <IOOO .'tOth; the Young
Peoples meeting at .New Ms Zi
on Baptist, Mack, cor. Chenc.
and the Womans convention at
Mt. Zion Raptist church, Russell
at Shennan
All general sessions of the
main body will be held at Olym
pia.
Say You Saw It in
The Detroit Tribune
ECORSE
It) .MILO GASTON
t mnmeiik
The nearer the primary election
approaches, the more Interest peo
ple aip taking in politics. Noah
Lawson, one of the favorite sons
of heorse, is the people's choice
for coumli. Alex Dalton is next
in tile preference of the voters
for constable. The drugstore row
hoy, the beer garden hanger-on,
the pool room loafer and the
church goer, and the general pub
lic all say it can lie done. Tha:
means that more effort will lie
put forth in living to elect these
two men than ever before.
A party wa R given last Satur
duv night by the committee and
more than .too people attended
The candidates wer,, assured of
getting these citizens’ voles and
many more. Isaac Morrow, wlm
has peti ions out for council, was
present. Judging from hi R action
the wri er doesn't be!ie\o he will
inn. \\ e are satisfied that a man
of Dr Saillsburys ability will not
t»e in the mce. just'for the sake
of getting a few popularity votes.
The most important part of the
issue now is that you must regis
ter before the twelfth of this
month, and after registering, sou
must vote, legardless of how much
of your valuable 'tm,. if may take
to do it \N e, as a people, n r e
known to tie a praying people The
j Good Rook tells me that God helps
those who help themselves: v.,i
let s help ourselves by voting for
i a colored man to represent us
. ' n ''’if city government in Kcorse
Ll/ie, Willie, Alberta. Jennicve
and Larry Gas on left last week
for a two weeks vacation with
relative, in Arkansas, Tennessee
and Mississippi
Mrs George Gunn and daugh
ter. Georgette, are spending thir
ty days wi h relatives and friends
in Helena. Ark.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Williams,
of :W>\ Eleventh street, have* an
ice cream social Sunday evening
Among the many who attended
"ere R. Mitchell. Mr* |. J(oI _
man. Rev and Mrs. Townsend
Mrs R Hones, Mr. Hagler. Mrs
Lowe. Miss F.loise McCary, Hattie
tain, Mr and Mrs .1 Wright.
Mrs. Mosley. Mrs Smith, Minnie
' oleman. Dorothy McCary. Hula
Gain. Mr and Mrs M Rook, r
Adrine Holman. Florine Whitt
Mrs Lewis, nn<| Rev j. p p nv .
is Proceeds from the social will
1"' contributed toward the building
Lind of First Raptist church.
Harper’s Cleaners !
W e Deliver
TO. 8-9699
LEGAL NOTICES
SALK OF AUTO TO SATISFY
UARAOK KKKPKR S I.IKN
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will sell at public
auction t<> the lushest bidder at
3!M» Russell. Detroit, Michigan,
on Monday the ift'fh day of Oc
tober, I'M’', at Ten o'clock am.
ilw* follow ing,described automo
bile. Chevrolet, engine number
TliMl.'lims, stored or left by An
thony \rrign, Registered owner,
Anthony Arrlgo Tins sale will
be made to satisfy mirage-keep
er s l.ien in the amount of f.'laOn.
Dated August LV». l'.Mii. FRKD
THOMPSON’, Agent nml Con
stable.
HAYING
ELECTRIC TROUBLE?
CALL
DEXTER ELECTRIC CO.
Licenaed Electricians
UN. 2-8498 TO. 8-2652
Day And Night Service
No Work Too Large or Too Small
House Wiring And Repairing Fixtures
Door Bells Chimes
CHENE FRIENDLY SERVICE
Chene Ht Maple
Tire Repairing Rntlery Rr-(harjrlnir
<;** Oil* Tire* lUtterle* ArrrMorfe*
Road Seri Ire
Orlando Stephen*, Prop. CL.
Ruptured?
Improved Patented
DORRS TRUSS
New Neoprene
Composition
Non-Irritnting
Sanitary
Can Re Wnshed
STRAPLESS
REI.TI.PSS
HI I.KLFSH
Single SIS
Immediate Fitting
NO DKT.AY
All Sires In Stock
Open 10 a. in.
to A pjn. Dally
DETROIT 1, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1045
\ flWl ■Jr *' )JBim :
’ feviVßii. v< / Af-^r^vr ’
Bj' ’* + ?
\S%jjg. 'W&tr , 'fr!s£i-.i»,'rlkHi m .-&-'&k V VmbMBPRk **WwtKm
Last nook nifDilirrii of lota
I'lil l.amhila nororily. a untie*n
al organi/iiilmi of Imi •»in»*«*«* wo
men, attended a special Work
Shop conference In DflrolL
While In (he rltj. the snrnrs
were tendered an elaborate re
ception lit the Itetroit I'rhan
league, hy the llonker T. W»«h-
Inir'on Trade naan. The I’lnn-
HOUSING
Continued From I’age !
Hedy. Miss Lydia Gary, nn<t Ed
word Conner.
To meet the imminent problem
of housing Negro families to be
displaced hy demolition of tem
porary war housing projects
scheduled within two years after
the war. the Wayne university
and Medical (’enter developments
proposed superhighway,, and slum
development programs. th« con
lerence went on record for the
removal of temporary war hous
ing nt the earliest possible da’e
an immediate program of re
building slum areas at the most
rapid pace possible. The confer
ence "emphatically’' stated that
before any changes are undertak
en. displaced families must be as
sured "an available supply of
adequate, sandard accommoda
tions within their economic reach
and under favorable community
conditions "
Th* conference urged the fol
lowing precautions with respect
to disposition; retention of tem
porary housing until an adequate
supply of new housing begins
to reach the market; disposition
plans i>e made In consultation
with local o; gan I /at ions r<*pre
senta'ive of the people involved;
that no premature announcements
he mad".
Considerable di*c« sion was cie
voted *o nqulslfion of space and
restrictions against occupancy.
The conference declared that
‘the practice of rcsrjrting the
use of land against residential
occupancy by certain rat in I
groups has becom P so widespread
Fordia’s Restaurant
fIOMK (OOKFH FOOD
Ban<lwirh<>« S«*ft Prlnl*«
\ Fine I’laro T<» Fat
•Mill Tlrnimn T\lrr 4-97JW1
FHONE UN. 3-4083 1
I A Snlrsmnn W ill Call at 4
► Ynnr Home to Show You 1
: • CURTAINS
: • BEDSPREADS
i •BLANKETS
j • RUGS AND DRAPES t
TERMS ;
E-Z PAYMENTS
! Dixie Outfitter* <
It holds the muscles together with * •of*
ennrave pad Keeps Rupture tightly
rinsed st all times while working, lifting,
walking nr swimming Lightweight. touch'
es body In hut two places
CANNOT SLIP
Reason should tearh yon not to place a
bulb or ball In opening of rnptnre, which
keeps muscles spread apart.
FHFF. Ktnmlnntlnn Ponhle H*
DOBBS TRUSS CO.
Free Itemonslratlon No Obligation
ROOM 12«s, EATOR TOWER
10 Withered Sl„ corner Woodward
at Grand firms Park
PLANNED RECEPTION
niiiir committee for tin* recep
tion mis photographed lust a*
Inst minute details were being
Ironed out. In the group nre
t.eorge I’orter, left, Fannie H.
Small, (tlward Davis, chairman,
1., I. Kloniit, president of the
association, and Mrs. t.eorge
Porter.
that practically no acceptable re
eidciitlal land in metropolitan Pe
troi is available for Negro oc
cupancy. This has produced tli*•
most serious conges'inn ami ov
trerowdieg of evisting N* gro
areas, extreme debt pidat ion of
property. 11l health, delinquent*
unrest, distrust and disunity with
in the community.”
The conference conde mne <1
"restricting aaains; any rn «• in!
national or religious group .
It opposed solving the ‘ so-called
Negro Mousing problem, by build
ing "Negro developments'’ atul
urged that sin h praiti. e b p dis
t c-ntmued The conference urged
that new he de
clared "unrestricted" in charac
ter "
Hiilders and seal estate 1n
tercsts were requested to seek
wavs and means of checking the
extension of tile practice of pin' -
ing restrictive covenant-, on pro
-I'P'tv as a selling factor.
The conference endorsed in
principle the Wacnc-r-Kllender
Tnft Dill now perilling lu Con
gress and urged that more mnn- v
b r made available In the legisla
tion for redevedopnif nt of c om
munities like Detroit.
Say You Saw It in
The Detroit Tribune
i v.
Sold, Rented, Bought,
Leased
STANDARD REALTY CO.
21 lit Puritan Vtenne
Detroit X >llrh.
0. Pnnnla
REFRIGERATORS
RFPAIKFIt and SERIH H»
Ry Trained and Ftperienred
Reirisrrratnr Fnperl*
Any Make, ( ommerelal nr Domestic
Call TR. 2-3271
Aelite Refrigeration Senlee
I.lrensed and Handed tngineer#
PJ corn urn)
m o TO Jtrbuck
mjl jSsfim
If yaur hair U doll, fadad,
\ burnt. #ray. graylnirordia
. ■ r /},* eolnrad. oewt 600 K ttla rs
V.l / y BLACK STRAND *II
l|l f y tt>\at yoor antiro hud of h»>r
lIJ / IP • amnotb, arm, Inatrou*. j»t
W / f blark ahada. All you naad to kaap
W / /your hair alwara Vwklr.a blark and
TANARUS/ / loaaiy ia Black Strand. Whathar
W / H a all your hair, nr juct to tooeb np
J / yoor hair at roota. partin* tamplaa
/ or the atrraka. you r ll find BLACK
/ STRAND aconomiraj and wondrr
fally affartlta Aae yoor druayiat todar f"*
•0a BLACK STRAND en tha *uarantaa ra
aalta moat plaaaa you or your money bare.
CAUTION: Blark Strand la U> ha
oaad only aa dirartad on tha I aba I
BLACK STRAND
rt« JCT BLACK HA IK COLOKIHB
■lark Strand to.. Chlraeo. 111.
RELIABLE SPECIAL!
4-ROOM
OUTFIT
$1.25 Per Week
IM m fih h i in i ni in
I-IT. ItKIIROOM M ITk. wnlntil
finish, 2 dresser lamps, bed
lamp. hoatv duty mattress, rrtll
springs, boudoir chair. bed
room rug. 2 pillows, vanity
bench.
R-PC. IHNING ROOM SI ITF,
walnut finish. HI? rur mirror,
nief tires
*-Pf. I.IVINf; ROOM SFT.
heavy tapestry material pillow
back construction Pal? Perk
shire rue; floor lamp. ? table
lamps, ? end tables occasional
table, coffee tihle throw rue
**-PC. DINFTTI, ’ nole>im rue
32-nc set of d'shes kitchen cab
inet console set
REFRIGEF tTOR. s T O V F,
W4SHFR \N |i UTOMATIf
EI.Ft TRlt IRON IM I I OFO
Items Sold Sepainlely
F-7 Tl RMS
Onen S |n‘». T*f» Wed. Till f*
Company
1365 Gratiot
Bear Rnssell
SWINDLE
Continued From Cage I
ton f. c t for ff.ft on the terms <i*
ed. IPs circ ulai StSiec| VMixpsU
has lac'o It s post office, stores
elect rie llgh's ant! a steady In
crease of homes ami population
The soil I* ideal for chicken rais
ing and truck farming.'
Investigation .Made
"The* New Jersey Commission
fount! otherwise, however. In
their report they sal<l ’there are
Approximate!> 50 Negro families
living cm the tract, with many
of the homes of makeshift tor.
at ruction 'inly one of the * reefs
is a hard-surfaced road in 11 *
entire tract. The other s'rer'-
set forth in the map ar P sand
many of them no* fit to travi
to their full extent
"'We found in Dim k ."1 tone
of the blocks heir g n -erved (or
service im n tha' ttei'her of »h*
streets was open t•> vehicles of
any kind ami one of them impos
Mbit* o travel even on foot mi
j |e ss vnij d"* Ire to t it * our wa
through a heavv growth of in'le-■
brush and tree- * commission
said
Not Possible Here
* ' V duplit it:• *ri of t ills sirija
lion in Mithikian .< legale jp,
possible Chunk* to 'lie Kp;,| Ms-.
ate I.itense Law .olminjst- t.q
by tin* Mu fog an Cos; ;o*rat uni and
Securities t'omtni ‘sion.v Saunders
mill.
*“ Section li’a *i that law
reads in part: fH'nkcr* who
prupiisf t<> engage in sab* of
a promotional nature In Michi
gan tis property ont*ide of
Michigan, niu*t siiltmit ;<» the
I ommission full particular* re
garding such property and the
prnpo.fd terms of sale*, and
thev and their salesmen niu*t
‘■•imply with sin h rule *. r ,*.
striction* and condition. per
taining thereto Hi ,, » oinrnls.
s'oit tint) impose. ill expense
incurred by the l oiuml«*|on In
investigating *nch property and
Harris’
Service Station
Service t alt* *l.l>d Din* l.’epalrs
(in* oil t hango t.r»a*e
I nbrication
lor l-sf.iej |.‘»l*» Tiremnn
oiw[ ECONOMY flWl A"®®®!
; "TBiMl l«i* erode fcii|*i»lle« § Ml n* i iirr if
iIHV that lead »h. rI«M In . f id * ’ IYIANiIL f
—‘ 3R’S Right Quality, MB ■* In a t Ih" I
.05 &10 Right Variety and nnnkT IS ' ,l ' "“ " t
1 "'« hl BAM. 00 | H. .49 I
' [COHOMY SIZE; rZ 49' 4 98' wf I
Flf;":’., „„ 50' & 1.49 I JJ9 *
VlcoucAy; Beef. Iron i.49 Ia
(iuu.yjujjm-.- pjpir •<•«■*-- fljj
29' & 1.00 \ srEftH 1
r'waSEHNE isrrj-- 25 4 1.00 ' L -'iQ %
.iP tomicl --- '.-.- 60 ' & 2 -oo I 119 \
I HA * R , cTz??7J ™ A ' n 9 ° r&l - 20
V - Vl ""’ 49 & 1.69 UliV- - - *
Add 20 per cent Federal excite tax to Cosmetic#
MHUi
Negro Wins lowa
Civil Rights Case
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tt' Tmr y j,rj rt*'»i * "f th" I
port. •koiu-'i of tha NAA'T, hr'»
aiinminaait »ha> on Aut'iaf • 1'• t
th<* tirHiuh non tin* fn*‘
•filth's i ♦ • to h«* ’ r;«v <t;
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of I)a« Molnr* tvn« >rr ;cl;’ ’
assist in Ihr pr'isaa ;if |on ~f ' ■ 'V
fopilan'
tha jirn|iOM i1 -■ala than at in
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.!« Mo«on in ft. ffoit To* . \ i ..
IMMC lull tli«• Jt!-a ,•*. v ,
at ’ha initial '\o.ir.J n:.•••<>••; .
told tha !. t • to ?. . ■ ■
som. <it>i. mo.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
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