The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-02
Political Factions Grid
For Hamtramck Election


Rev. Banks and his senior choir
will render service at 81 Peters
AA.E Zion church SUNDAY April 9.
al D. IA. Rev Mclcalf is asking
those citizens who stay home
Sundays 70 please attend ihese
sunday evening services
Professor Eicheibergtr
It's the talk OF the town In Ham
tramck that Prof James W
Eichelberger will appear al ST.
Peters Zion church Easter Sunday
Prof Eichelberger Is interna-
tionally known for his splendid
work in the field Of religious ed
acaiion. he is the general director
OF religious education in Africa.
Brazil. and the United States for
the Ay-, Zion Churches Hamira-
mex citizens are looking forward
10 the opportunity OF hearing him.
Frank Bonds outstanding col
ored news boy in ham,ramck is
III At his home oa Moran street
Mother Vaughn. of Yemans
street ha~ been sick Tile cltizrns
OF Hamtramck are glad 70 know
that she Is better Moth.r Vaughn
Is above ninety years Of age
Nigllnntes Gi,e Party
The yigilanie- club gave par
y Friday nigh, March - at ;he
home Of Jack Ford. on McD0ugail
street Many We're present and all
enjoyed the affair Among thr
crowd we saw thV following Yer
non Johnson. Sang Hazel Jacks
to the music OF the Marquette
Percy aacks and Bertha Banks,
Bonnie hpyers Willie Mitchell ST.
mon cla} Virginia Arkew. Rich
ard Deah and Merrill Franklin.
Lee Charlotte Burney Alvin Bene-
field, Virginia Harrison Vera
Johnson Charles Siebert Jackson
Dumas. Robert Wingo. Johua Lee
Sioval Lolsy Hill George clay.
Simon Clay. Lester Crawford. Lau-
IA Pearson, Mildred Williams.
John Rice William Scott Bessie
Burney. Lucille league John Mil
Ter. Melvin Butler Ida Lee Moore.
Thessless Nunlee. Johnsia Slmms
Calvin Reayes Rudolph Crawford.
GRACE Reaves Kenneth Wright
Fred Pabst
BY II. {.
Fred Pabst. member OF the Ham
tramck school board. deserves the
support of every colored citizen.
Through personal contact. and
having known Fred Pabst for
years, your reporter finds him 10
be very broad minded. and un-
biased. Mr.. Pabst cooperated with
the League For Better Relations
when they were seeking colored
help in the public schools. Your
reporter asks the cotbred citizens
to give their very best considera-
ton In the final election 10 him.
Mayoralty Candidates Compared
In April 1884. when Lewandow-
ski took office as Mayor OF Ham,
tramck. with him went into office
the following colored persons: .Ad-
die Watson. health department
Daisy Rogers. first colored clerk
in city assessors office; Ann Glaz-
Ter employment bureau: Herman
Watkins water department. which
was no, filled under Tenerowicz
Arthur Sutton. foreman in D.P.W
yard: Jim Bonds, sanitary depart
ment: Phil Bachelor. janitor 10
Mayors Office Wilson Walfered
janitor in maintenance depart
ment: ALI. Perry, in justice court
receiving his position through ef-
forts Of Lewandowski and the
Colored Committee: Gladys Davis,
clerk in city comptroller's office
Alfred Peterson. job in d. Z. W.
The present Mayor. DR.. Tenero-
wicz. has one less colored in the
city employ. than Lewandowski
had although their salaries vary
by a slight margin. DR.. Hender-
son. first local colored city physi-
clan; MIR. Ringo, city electrician;
Mrs. Philpot, welfare department;
Mrs. Iris Butler. city nurse: Mrs
Hill. comfort station; Mrs. Dean
also in comfort station; Mr.. Lott.
ID. p. w job: Mr.. Banks. janitor
in mayors office Eugene Butler,
city assessors office; Ben Ken
nedy. ID. p. W. foreman.