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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-02
CHANGE
THE
WORLD!
By MICHAEL GOLD

THEY are opening up a Museum at Commonwealth Col
lege that sounds both amusing and historic It is ten
tavey named the First Museum of Capitalist Decay in
America"
Commonwealth is in the rugged Ozark Mountains
Arkansas furnishes almost selfsppons
education to working
appraise these good
know. But it has vitality of its this
that ought to be copied in of the big cities
Anyone who has visited the Soviet what da
matte they education. don't
they generally
capitalism.
This Arkansas completed ought shudder
spine every bourgeois
who pay his wages.
building" publicity
of collapse capitalism while process
the records are at hand to preserve and classify
doing only help
hasten the archv of
ona the growing cassconscous America
They workers IN the museum and
list the possibilities like Chamber of Horrors
yet it only of the truth of times.
A Study in Contrasts
TOR example increasing poverty
unemployed increasing
wealthy
the first division
animals photographs samples
harness used also the
Pictures the
drear broken shsrecroppers
wanted well photos
live
Samples of the children of
child hunger The of substitutes for clothing the old tires
that into
the unemployed for dressesthe depression Style
Pictures of pellagra victims and other nutrional diseases
with somachs swollen from hunger in the breadne flop
house, waiting for
Contrast all this with of the advertising material in the
luxury magazines the New
Pictures OF yachts expensive Samn autos lavish apartments pnt-
houses castles bridge containers
meics scientific golf toilet de luxe, decaey perfumd
toilet $4,000 Florida
teries, imported wines,
other these walls Mrs Gloria Vanderbilt
all glt-edged
Of weakened southern child his belly swollen with famine
It's ugly impote idea and the Vandebts will
object but nobody the pictures will fail
filthy heartesness of the system
change
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-02
First Complete Reproduction Of Famous
Interview Between II. C.. Wells and Stain

In previously reporting the now
famous interview between Joseph
Stain and H. G. Wells it was in
correctly announced that the full
conversation was bcLIg published,
whereas actually only third was
printed in the Daily Worker.
Below, for the first time in the
English language, the complete
official text of the interview is re-
produced. This Is the second in
stallment.
This conference is the cIeareSt
and at the same time the most
effective portrayal of two forces:
One, representative of an exuber-
ant and powerful revolutionary
system; the other, symbolic Of
those who perpetually apologize
for capitalism and who desperately
make watery parallelisms between
socialism in construction and a
reactionary profit system. The
text of the interview was taken
by c. Oumansky and approved by
H. G. Wells.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-02

WELLS: l object to this simplified
classification of mankind into poor
and rich. OF course there is a
category Of people which strives only
for profit. But are not these people
regarded as nuisanceS in the West
just as much as here? Are there
not plenty of people in the West,
for whom profit is not an end, who
own certain amount Of wealth,
who want to invest and obtain profit
from this investment, but who do
not regard this as their main object?
They regard investment as an in
convenient necessity. Are there not
plenty of capable and devoted engi-
neers. organizers of economy, whose
activities are stimulated by some
thing other than profit?
In my opinion there is numer-
Gus class of capable people who
admit that the present system is
unsatisfactory and who are destined
to play a great role in future So
cialist society. During the past few
years l have been much engaged in
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-02
Scholarships for Best Exhibits

YOU readily that visiting
Gathered in such evidence
to that civilization reached its capitalism
survive much longer when this what
And does deserve to e The children
in such next 500 flash mladys
starte the least conscious Indignation
Commonwealth has hold of good idea
exhibit city city to millions
The college offering scholarships person
the best alaround exhibit the
finally chosen for this interesting
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-02
Instruments of Torture

CAMPLES of the instruments of against
under capitalism chain
tear bombs rubber hose used in third degrees ewhat
exhibit this will make
will side with the religious
Billy Sunday Aimee Mcpherson Father Coughn
of their homes their possible
where to after preaching the nfonates
line Booths estate with ali its assembled buffers maids
and gardeners.
Alongside of this diaries last and other
who have killed themselves unemployment.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-02
High-class Pandering

THE commercialization of richly
decorated with posters
and the Listerine and Liehuoy ads and the like
What racket this has become Shrewd
anayzed human instinct including
and befou humanity for the profit
today mighty scale by hard headed modern scientists Only they
call it merchandising"
The medical fakes patent medicines breakfast
be exhibited examples the commerciazaon
concentration of wealth the increasing
of insanity the decline quality
of capitalist the the
the last world
Manchuria Hitlers the Spanish
Samples of fascist and insignia
this movement which the symptom capitalist
certain sign that the end is
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1935-01-02

The classic exposition of dalectical materiasm for
first time i'll complete ungarbed English transa-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
r e v. Elijah Fields
Is Elected Pastor
OF Springhill Bapt.

At a special call meeting of the
Officers and members which was
recently held. Rev. Elijah Fields
was elected TO the pastorate OF
Springhill Baptist Church. at
Caniff and Delmar streets. He has
been serving as acting pastor for
the past several weeks. and under
his leadership during this period.
the church has been progressing
nicely.
Sunday. Feb. ~. was observed
as Womans Day The Women's
Missionary department was in
Icharge. Miss Edna Bronson lectur-
ea 3 p. m. at which time a fine
program was rendered.
club NJ. sponsored delight
Iful ente,.tainment at the home of
George Johnson 1863 f. PhIladel-
phia avenue. last Friday evening.
Mrs. jamie Stelle OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
was one OF the visitors present.
The next entertainment will be
given at the residence OF Mrs.
Albert Tweat. 1882 Cardonia,
Friday March 1. at 8 D. m.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH
1t. Aubn and Mullett streets
Rev. H. II. Coleman, pastor

A large congregation turned out
last Sunday and heard an elec-
trifying sermon by Pastor II. II.
Coleman.
At 3 p. m. Holy Communion was
administered. At 1880 p. m. the pas
tor spoke from the subject, Warn
ings For Crossings" The collec-
tions for Sunday were $127.15.
A cordial invitation Is extended
to all TO attend the morning
Church School, in connection with
which the pastor has begun a SER
les OF instructive lectures.
The church reporter regrets that
in the write-up Of Rev. Coleman's
banquet. Feb. %. the names of DR..
and Mrs. j. II. Sparks were omit
ted. also the names of Mrs. s. ID.
Ross and Mrs. +. NJ. Kaigler.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
EBFNEZER A. VI. T.. CHTRCH
545 Ersklne
Rev. Geo. W. Baber. Pastor

A gigantic Youth Congress is be-
ing planned by the young people
Of Detroit during the month OF
June. This conference OF youth Is
being called under the auspices Of
the Allen Christian Endeavor Lea
que OF which Rev G.. w. Baber is
president. Some OF the outstanding
speakers and OF the race will be
featured on the diversified pro-
gram planned.
The various organizations inter-
ested in the development OF young
people are requested TO watch
these columns for more detailed
report OF the proceedings OF this
conference
The pastor Rev Baber was one
Of the guest speakers at a meeting
Of the Allen Christian Endeayor
League of ST Stephens A. NJ +.
Church On Monday evening March
4th. Rev. Savage the noted radio
preacher OF Pontiac. Michigan.
was also one OF the speakers
How can Crime BE Abolished
wa sthe subject OF very interest
ing and lively discussion OF the
League on last Sunday evening
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
New St. Paul AME Zion to Feature Program on Anniversary

The sixth anniversary celebra-
ton OF New St Paul A NJ. r. Zion
Church. OF which Rev +. r. Flack
is pastor will be observed, begin
ming Monday March IL The pro-
grams as scheduled is az follows
Monday, March llth. 8 D. m
Ushers Board Mite. DR.. Chas. A.
Hin. speaker, Hartford Baptist
Church his choir. sher's Board
and congregation
Tuesday. March 9TH D. M
Missionary Mite DR. F. w Kelly.
speaker. Scott Memorial Church
his choir, l'sher's Board and con
gregation
Wednesday March 18th Gospel
Chorus Mite. DR.. S y Ross, speak
er Shiloh Baptist Church. his
choir. I'sher's Board and congre-
cation
Thursday March l4th. choir
Mite Dr G. F. Askew. speaker
Mt Olive Baptis, Church his choir
Usher's Board and congregation
Friday March 18th Stewardess
Boards Nos and II Mite. DR.. Lee
T Clay speaker Peace Baptist
Church. his choir. I'sher's Board
and Congregation
Sunday. March 18th. $3.50 p. m
Officers Hour Trustees. Stewards.
Glass Leaders. DR. A c. Williams.
speaker. Metropolitan Baptist. his
choir, Usher's Board and congre-
gatisn.
Monday. March 18th. 8 p. III
Crusaders Mite Or NJ = Parish.
speaker, Russell Street Baptist
his choir. Usher's Board and con-
gregation
Tuesday. March 18TH Annual
Banquet to Reverend aud Mrs
Flack. Given and sponsored by the
Pastors Aid Board Mrs Cath
crime Sheriff., President.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
COMMUNITY TABERNACLE
CHURCH
S642 Oakland avenue
Rev. j. X. Harvey, pastor

Rev. Clayton ID. Russell, Of Los
Angeles, Calf, will soon arrive In
Detroit. to conduct a Gospel meet
ing at this church. Under the d.
rection OF Miss Ruth Anderson, an
interesting and instructive pro-
gram will be presented Sunday
night. March 10. at Community
Tabernacle Church A special
guest speaker will be presented,
also special music by outstanding
local talent.
All members and friends are
urged to be present at this church
next Sunday morning, when a spe-
cial message will be delivered.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
KING SOLOMON BAPTIST

Services were conducted last
Sunday morning and evening. by
Rev. Holden. He delivered splen-
did discourses to large congrega-
tions. who expected the pastor to
be present.
Rev. ID. A. Pettus and members
of his church will worship with
Rev. o. II. Jones OF Second Baptist
Church. Inkster, Mich. Friday
night, March 8. at 7:45 o'clock.
AS Communion was administer
ed at 3 p m. a large audience at
tended. The committees made their
monthly report at Z p. m.
Sunday evening. March II. the
Thousand Dime Rally" will be
held Everybody is invited.
Rev. ID. A. Pettus will preach.
Sunday. March 10. Everybody u
welcome.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH

During the service last Sunday
morning. several beautiful musi-
cal numbers were rendered by
members OF the church and Mr..
Coleman, visitor from Second
Baptist Church The pastor. Rev.
Mastin. spoke from the theme God
Sending the High Sheriff Of Ma
ture 20 Arrest a Child OF God. Who
is Charged with Desertion" His
sermon was built around Jonah
lie termed the wind the high
sheriff OF nature. because II can
not be stopped or turned back The
plight OF Jonah was compared with
that OF members of the church
guilty Of deserving the cause of The
Lord
In the afternoon many wer
lpresent and partook OF the Lord
lSupper The evening Worship wa
twen attended Pastor Mastin spoil
a lfrom the subject. Ezekiel
Wheci'
vnc puNsi,c N in~itea 20 worn
AT this church Sunday March 10
which time special message v
. be delivered.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
BAPTIST CHURCH
1857 kllnger street
Rev. Il. G. MelvDL pastor

Services. March 3. were very In
ispring. Pastor Melvin preached at
the morning worship. his text be-
ing from Psalm 80. In the after
noon, Rev. Melvin and his congre-
agtion worshipped with Trinity
Baptist Church in Pontiac.
Rev. Whoey was guest speaker
at the evening hour.
The Sunday School congress
met at the Community Church,
Feb. II. the s. S. OF this church be-
ing awarded the honor for largest
attendance. for the sixth consecu-
tive time.
A hearty welcome is extended
the public to attend the services a.
Community baptist Church.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
TRUE LIGHT BAPTIST CHURCH
1898 Russell street
Rev. L. w. Clay, pastor

Last Sunday morning, the wor-
ship at True Light Baptist Church
featured an old time Covenant
meeting. which was largely attend
ed.
The evening message was de-
livered by Rev. Clyde Herring,
whose text was Matt. 26:39. Holy
Communion was served by the
pastor. Rev. +. w. Mills. who was
assisted by visiting ministers
Rev. w. S. McGhee. pastor Of
Israel Baptist Church. will preach
at 3 p. m. Sunday. March 10. The
public Will always find hearty
welcome at this church.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
MILLER HIGH SCHOOL

At Miller High the outdoor track
season Is being looked forward to
with much interest Coach Ed.
Benjamin believes. that his main
stays can come through in the
coming season as since most of
his boys received some valuable
experience from the indoor sea-
son. The boys that are looked to
fIr points arc Morris Barnes. city
Indoor sprint champion. Jim
Lawrence. star hurdler and high
jumper; Phi Randall ani Bill Or
ange $50 and mile stars respec-
lively; Jim Moore. veteran hurdler
and Robert Wilson, good 440 man.
The boys are looking for more
laurels - add 10 the long list they
garnered during their intermedl-
ate days
Miller High School now boasts
of one tof the best musical orga-
nizations in the city Of Detroit.
Their famous mixed octette has
been invited by Rex White OF the
Detroit News u sing at the Michi-
gan exposition this year. Their
program over station WWJ was d
huge success.
Led by James Country Davis
and Hollie Iarkins. two of the
best high school basketball play
ers In the city Miller has advanced
to first position on the east side
A playoff position is not assured
Ito the new high school. 1t marks
the first time any Of Miller's teams
have been in city high school
playoff. Though the track team has
one city champion in Morris Bar
nes, the basketball team is' making
serious bid for a team cham
pionship.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
SPIRITUALIST TEMPLE or
TRUTH
5O39 Beaublen
Rev. II. =. Williams. pastor

The early morning Bless Ser
vice began at 5 a. m. Sunday morn
ing, March 3. A very uplifting
lecture was given by Pastor Will
liams. subjetc. There is no
speach or language where Thy
voice Ia not heard" Psalms 1914
The -. =. lesson. from at. Luke g
\ was very interestinx-
AT the IL a. m. service. tho PAL
tor spoke from 1 Cor. $50. tex
"but by the grace OF God. I an
what / am. 1t was beautifully IL
lustrated and propounded. The
Bible Union meeting being from
/ Kings 7:33-4O. subject. "The
Building of Solomon's Temple. +"
TiSa tpastor's evening discourse
was on the theme. Qualification
BY Faith" text Rom. 5:1.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
CHURCH
Hastings and willis

Rev. Barnes, acting pastor
Rev. Cleveland. one OF the local
preached splendid
sermon. Sunday morning. the text
being. "Lork. Lord, why hast Thou
forsken me?" His evening dis
course was equally inspirational.
Six new members were added dur
ing the day.
Friday. March 8. meeting is
called for the members of the
church. for the purpose OF calling
pastor. The members are urged
Ito he present.
l sunday. March 10. A. Ia expecte'
,that the newly called pastor Wy
occupy the pulpit. Everybody
cordially invited to hear him.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
NEW ST. MATTHEWS BAPT.
CHURCH
Alexandrlne and St Antoine
Rev. w. N. Robertson, pastor

Services last Sunday morning
proved highly inspiring. The pas
tor preached an illuminating dis
course. selecting as his text, St.
John 3:16. subject. Gods Gift TO
the World
Sunday night, large congrega-
ton was present when the Lords
Supper was administered by the
pastor. assisted by Rev. Brown. OF
New Salem Baptist Church.
Sunday afternoon. March 10. at
p. m. the Mission will bring their
rally to close. A musical pro-
gram will also be presented.
The pubic is always welcome to
attend services at this church
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH
Ferry and Hastings street
Rev. A. &. Williams. pastor

Sunday morning Pastor VIII
liams will preach the anniversary
sermon. subject. Smiling Through
The senior choir will render spe-
cial music for the occasion under
the direction of Mrs Estelle An
drews. accompanied by Mrs.
.ouise NJ Williams.
Sunday night installation serN ce
will be held All new officers VIII
)e installed Pastor Williams Will
Dreach the installation sermon.
Thursday night. the annua
church dinner will be held.
Sunday afternoon the Detroi
City ushers Board Union will b
. guest of the Metropolitan Usher
Board. a very interesting pre-
,gram has heen planned. AN a
\ApNtteN to attend
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
sOJOURNERs .CLrB

Mrs. Robinson. 557 Kirby. wa
Hostess TO the club. Feb. 2s. Aftei
la brief business session. delfci.
ous fuIl-course dinner was served
Mrs. c. B. Fleming was show
cred with birthday tokens. Three
rounds OF bridge were played, high
scores going to Mrs. Fleming, first
Miss VI. l.. Kent. second; Mrs.
consolation.
The next meeting Will be with
Mrs. Poole. il52 Brush Mrs l..
';ciger is president Of the club.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Detroit A. M. E.
Laymen

The Detroit A. NJ f. Laymen
will meet Wednesday. March 13, 8
p. m. at Ebenezer A. M. f. Church
545 Erskine street.
All members of the Movement
are requested to be present also
all delegates who have been elect
ed to the Electoral College, which
will meet in Pontiac, the first
Wednesday in May.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
ECORSE. MICH. NEWS

The usher board OF the church
VIII present grand musical pro-
gram at First Baptist. March 10.
The church members are engag-
ed in a competitive rally which
will close March -, at which time
awards will be given The yictori-
Gus contestants
Mr. ana Mrs NJ r Johnson. of
33o7 Kirby street. celebrated their
twentieth wedhiue anniversary
last week. al a delightful party
which many friends attended a
sayory bnffet supper was served
y number of gifts We're received
Dancing was enjoyed Mr. and
Mrs Johnson are actiye members
of First Baptist Church in Ecorsc
Among The guests were two minis
ters.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
ST. JAMES r. b. HOLINESS
CHURCH
1T. Antoine and Superior
Rev. X ]. Bowman, pastor

Pastor Bowman preached a STIR
ring sermon last Sunday morning.
from Acts 1875. subject. Gods
Delivering Hand. To-day"
The Presiding Elder will hold
his second quarterly meeting at
this church. Sunday. He Is a great
pulpit orator and the public is in
vited 10 hear him.
Visitors at the recent services
included Miss Mary Holly, OF To-
ledo, Ohio. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Teamer. OF Atlanta. Ga.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
CURRENT TOPIC STUDY CLUB

The club met Tuesday evening,
Feb. %. with Mrs. Rosa Wallace.
The president. Mrs Mollie Haw-
kins. president. Following the bust
ness session, an interesting talk on
Education" was given by Attor-
ney John X Graham OF the Board
OF Education. A paper on "Poise"
was read by Mrs. L. Bryan. The
hostess served very tasty lunch.
The club will meet March 12,
with Mrs. Lorene Reid. 610 Hazlett
avenue. Attorney Percival Piper
will be the speaker.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
City Usher
Board

The City Usher Board Union has
completed its round OF annual
visits TO the various churches for
the year 1884. The amount OF mon
ey raised by the Union for the Diff
ferent churches amounted to
$991.77. during the year.
The first visit for the Union this
year, will be On March 10. at
Metropolitan Church. Ferry and
Hastings. The hour will be 3 p. m.
The public is invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. X. l.. Brady, pastor

Sunday morning March 10. Rev.
X. l.. Brady will preache a special
sermon from the subject. Dead,
While Appearing to Live The
public is cordially invited TO be
present.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
1925 SOCIAL GLIB

The club met Feb. 2S With Mrs.
l.. Gciger Elaborate plans are un-
der way for the presentation II
Norwood Hotel" at Bethel a NJ.
r. Church. March 29 After busi-
ness. the hostess served a delecta-
bic lunch,
Mrs. G Fleming i53 Mcdbury
will be hostess for the next meet
ing Mrs Eugic West Is president
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
ATTENTION cHURCHEsi

The Tribune Independent makes n charges for
publishing church items Of reasonable length
when received at this office before Mondays
We have job-prnting department, however, and
would greatly appreciate being given the opportunity
to print some of the tickets, programs, placards,
dodgers, and similar work. which local churches are
frequently having done. At least feel this paper
should be given opportunity to make bid for such
jobs Of printing.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09

.He hath Showed thee, o MAJ,
what II good, and what doeth
the Lord require u thee, but to
do Justly, and 10 love mercy.
snd TO wAlk hunbly with thy
GOdr-Mlcah esA