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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
PIckERT's ADVICE IGNORED

A few weeks ago Commissioner Heinrich Pickert. of
the Detroit Police department published interesting
booklet entitled Your Security in which he made
al suggestions for creating good will between the
policemen and the public.
Among other things Commissioner Pickert pointed
that every courtesy should be shown citizens by ra
ic officers. when is necessary to issue tickets and
that policeman had right to abuse traffic offenders or
traffic courts capable Of handling all such questions
Commissioner Picker Likewise declared that officers
in the Drivers License bureau have great opportunity to
make friends and secure the good will and cooperation of
thousands citizens who annually call at their bureau
Yes. is true that officers in the drivers license bu
Of tho police department have splendid opportunity
to cultivate public good will but unfortunately Commits
soncr pickerS suggestions in this connection gnor
ed By some Of the men Of his department.
Tuesday afternoon Of this week, for example local
Young college girl called the First Precinct station TO
renew her drivers license Her father is prominent ply
stefan While she was filling out her application blank
white youth who of her classes al Wayne unlver
sity came in his license He walked to the desk
where the young filling her application and
When the application hllcd.the girl presented il
TO the officer in charge Instead Of issuing the driver
license. the officer looked at her and asked Are YOU
Il an, coiored as have indicated on the application
gave YOU" the young woman replied
The officer then growled, II YOU are coloreu why
were YOU talking to that white boy? whcrcupon the girl
replied that she did not know was unlawfu for white
and colored people to talk to each other in Detroit
We think would be well for Commissioner lickert
to continue his crusade influence policemen Of this type
become more courteous in their dealings with the pub
Whether a colored citizen engages in conversation
with white person Indian. Chinese millionaire or
panpcr policemen have no authority 70 ntertcre MS
frec democratic country and the OF our
awenforcemen officers realize this fact and cease trying
to prescribe and brow-beat aw-abding Negro men and
women and other defenseles citizens the better VIII De
for tho solidarity Of the nation.
During these troublesome times those who are en-
trusted with he responsibility Of enforcing the laws OF me
land and protecting our city and country from sinister in
Nuenecs would do well TO spend less time IN seeking
10 haniae people and limit the freedom OF loyal Ne
GRO citizon and give attention the enemies With
in our gates engaged in espionage and sabotage
and othcr un-Amorcan activities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Boyd Baptist Convene
In Los Angeles For
seth Annual Confab

Los ANGELLS AMP n,n-
areGs 81 liapii CHURCH and ms
!s.s.!!s-H- lHen neafiv every sfala I'm
flc Mon conveised hose ia, We'll
nr dsy io attend ihc opening pf Tho
9'tn annual session of The National
Baptist nnvcntion - 'mrrica The
session continued ihfouch Snnia,
r Second Raptis ciunh ic RS.
T !. Grifnth pastor
Tho psrcn body MIS- pfr.idri
over hy ne NEc prc meni Tic
Rcv g. :. rfnrc pastor Ascrnc
= kapfl church Galveston. Ms.
" \ fuller president of ihc Wa-
mon Auxiliary convention pfpsA-
Cd over fha rcsnizaiion's sion.
hold ~ Ncw Hope church ihr Rev.
\ li,ci' pastor. IN Icnt, Allcn
Bo,d Nashville. secretary nf The
publishing board read The lsrd an
nual report Of the Na,ioual Baptist
Publishing board which showed
gross business for the wear Of t913.-
Hl6.S5 Convention a-enda includ-
ed pan for developing ~ such
foreign missions. homo missions
dcnOmnaiional detectives as a
education henc,olen' work AMI
Other ACTIVITIES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
New Zion Baptist

Ths regular devotional service
was hold az ll:s0 am. sunday.
Sept 10 the New Zion Baptist
church. aia Alfred street The
morning service was delivered by
the Roy Mr.. Sullivan from The text
Jonah 3;l. And tho word OF the
Lord came unto Jonah the second
time saving. arise. 20 into Nineyah
that great city. and preach unto it
the preaching that bid ihce" The
mes, sage was wcll received by The
hearers.
AZ $50 pm the Mission union
rendered program. Mrs d Hooks.
sponsor.
The evening message was deliv-
cred by the pastor. the Rev n g.
Mercer who used the text Heb
2:3. How can We escape il we
neglect so great a salvation
The Deacons' alliance viii hold
its anniversary program sunday,
Sept. IL
The Missionary circle meets each
Tuesday from II am to l nm
prayer meeting THURSDAY 7.So to-
$50 pm; choir rehearsal Friday.
at 1850 pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
PORT HURON
Nv Clifford Johnson

Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon. Sept. 4, for Edward
Addison. l3-year-old son OF Mrs.
Jerry Ford AZ the MI Olive Baptist
church Young Edward drowned
sep. IN the st Clair River. The
Rev, r. y Cowan oficiated, burial
was in Lakeside cemetery.
Services at shiloh Baptist
church were we'll attended last
sunday The Rev Y +. Akcrs was
Ia charge because Of the absence OF
The pastor. the Rev II Hanker-
son. who was attending the Nation
al Baptist convention which con
vencd In Philadelphia. Pa The
Rev Mr Akcrs' message was in
spring and helpml TO an who
heard il
Al The evening service one now
member was added 10 the church.
The two church clubs Willing
workers and Building circle. made
their reports for The past sixty
DAYS.
Mr. and Mrs chester Smith OF
Dctrpit were guests Of Mrs. Mat
tie Henderson "a The Honderhrow
sunday
Tho colorcd churches ~ Sonlh
Park celebrated a dcld dav last
SUNDAY afternoon on Evans play
ground \ dciishtfu evening was
spent IN dininS and making new
acquainianccs. All present enjoyed
themselves throughout tho day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Cultural Committee
To Present Dramatic
Oratorio At Second

\ dramatzed version OF the or
aiorio. ordering or Moses" by
Nathaniel Dett. will be presented
20 Second Baptist church. in the
near future under the auspices Of
the cultural committee OF Second
Baptist church. with the combined
cholrs OF the church
Choirs and singers OF the city.
who arc Interested in participating.
arc invited TO attend the rchcar-
sails. which will begin Tuesday.
September 10. at 7.30 p. M. at the
Second Baptist church. Mrs. Jim
mic White, $50 Holbrook avenue,
may also be communicated with.
Mrs Ida kitching Cordes. organ
Isl and director OF Trinity NJ. +.
church. will present the oratorio
She IS director OF the Highland
Park Opera company. also an or
ilccr Of the Church Musicians De-
lroii guild and member of the
Dctroii Council Of Churches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
One-Day Session

The Women's Mission union held
US ono day session al the New
Zion Baptist church. 9i9 Alfred
street The Rev. Mr. Mercer. pastor
PRAYER service was conducted by
Mrs Brown and Mrs. Blunt. The
mce'ing was opened by the presi-
dent. Mrs Hooks by singing IL
need Thee every hour"
The Kev Mn Syck. teacher Of
ihc Gospel preached from Matt %
subject Come TO the marriage"
The Elite Chorus sang several
sclcciions including Breathe on
me- Mrs. curtis. president OF the
chorus WAS absent and Mrs. Kay
WAS asked to- make the general re-
port
IN the absence Of the program
committee Mrs Meadows. Mrs.
Clark was appointed to fulfill for
This session. Some taking part on
program we're Royal quartet, Mrs.
Ley. Mrs Wilson, Mr.. Mills. Mr..
Simons, Nh Smith Mr. Bord, Mrs.
McKeeNcr. who served AZ tho piano.
Tho Union Baptist church. Mr..
Clemens. the Rcv Mr.. Hughes.
pastor Mrs Elsey and Mrs, hughes
also iook part
The next meeting will he held az
Tho King David chapel o55 r. Can
field The Rev. Mr. Macon, pastor.
Tho union consists ot six church
rs and an Invitation Is extended TO
other churches ~ enter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
A NON : PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
1 n E
BULLETIN
|DOARD.....

Wednesday, Sept. 20. Joe Louis
will defend his heavyweight
championship title against Bob
Pastor. challenger from New York.
The promoters expect gate OF
about half million dollars. Re-
garding the fight itself. majority
OF critics and fans are confident
that the Brown Bomber will win by
a knockout. We are willing TO bet
that joe Louis will give the home
town folks a good fight for their
money.
The last filing date for candidates
10 run for Office was on Sept. 3.
Quite a number OF candidates for
nomination 10 the Common Coun-
ell have filed. Four candidates for
The Office Of Mayor have been
filed. None have filed against the
present incumbcnts for, the office
OF city treasurer or city clerk. Sew
eral constablcs have filed. and
there are a number OF colored con-
stables running in this election.
There is only one colorcd candi-
date for the Office OF Common
Council. in the person of William
Sheriff. The last day for regis
traiions and transfers before the
primary election is Sept. %. Tho
primary election date Is Oct. 10.
There are more than 6oO,509 regis
tered in The City Of Detroit. as Of
April Il. 1899 There were 22i.166
registered electors OF the feminine
sex. as OF April 2i 1889. We give
women a great deal of credit for
leadership and Advancement in
many activities. but we feel that.
colorcl women are not so forward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
PRoFITEERING ON FOOD

The War +, Europe Is not yet weeks old. vet. food
price, r This country have begun 10 soar The pronteers
are AZ work although there is no food shortage ~ INC
United states 80 doubt the price Of sugar, flour meat
lard and other stapcs Will continue TO increase unless
laws prohibiting food proitoeriug arc enacted
Meanwhile consumers should not become bysiertlcal
in , efforts la stock up on food essentials this viii
crl, tend o boost prices still higher.
Tho vSc hing to do is to buy WITH DISCRIMINATION ana
make every dollar purchase fun doiaf s. worth
Much can 30 sav ed through wise buying
Ir thi. connecticut the Evening School department o.
The Detroit Board Of Education offering classes this fall
70 hep local consumers TO get the greatest possible salts
faction out 81 every dollar spent I'm these classes me buy
ing foods drugs. coSmctics clothing househp1 equip,
nert ana other commodities and services viii be discussed
and definite aids viii be sci up TO enable the students 10
get value out of their purchases
These special classes will he held at Northwestern
high hoo ON Tuesday evening and at Cooley hgh schoo
on "Wednesday evenings. beginning this week. at 80
O'Clock The semester fee Is one dollar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
BATTLECREEK
By Ruby Cherry

During morning services at Sec
ond Baptist church. the RevC
Burt filled the pulpit in the abb
sence OF the pastor. the Rev. l. l.
Todd who Is attending the National
Baptist convention In Philadelphia
The Rev Mr.. Burt's subjec, was
"The Weakness or Gods Chosen
from Judges 1919
The Rev. j. Y. Stewart. of the
Church OF God. 49, Hamblin ave-
nue.. preached Sunday morning
from the subject "Cilver And Gold
Have l None from Acts $50 Tao
Lords supper and feet washing
were observed at the evening SER
vices.
Miss Beuah Mitchell has just
returned from Chicago where she
spent her annual vac; n The
Rev. 4. 4. stewart will O ve ais
seventh anniversary as lstor
of the Church OF God. Sunday.
Sept. IL. Guests are expected from
cleveland. pciroit. Lansing, South
Haven. and Richmond. Ind The
Rev. h. Havis. Of Richmond. will
deliver tho anniversary address at
eleven o'clock. A program by the
ministers will he held in the after
noon.
Mrs Lottie Miller. OF New York,
is the house guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Davis 49, Ilamhlin ave-
nue. 4 surprise birthday party was
given in honor OF Mrs Marie JAG k
son sunday evening, by group
Of friends AT her home.
Miss Rnby Cherry entertained a
group OF friends at her home sun
day evening in observance Of her
nineteenth birthday The evening
was spent in dancing and playing
games
The Rev and Mrs. ] z. Stewart,
Mrs. I,alce Haynes. Miss Ruin
Grant and the Rev c Burt, have
returned from Nashville. Tenn.
WHORE ihcy attended he general
conference
Miss Maggie Boldcn has returned
from Detroit where She visited
friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
W HIT TAKER
BY Wanda smith

NJ and Mrs Glen Ford had for
their HOLIDAY guests Mr. Ford s
three brothers and their families.
from Saginaw and Detroit
Miss Edith Bryant returned homo
Thursday night from Ann Arbor
whore she spent several days with
her grandmother Mrs. Laura jack
son. Mrs Ida Ledford, OF Indiana
polls. Ind, was hoGsc CUES, OF
her brother and family. Mr. and
Mrs J II Lcdford from Tuesday
10 Thursday. She went TO Detroit
Thursday 10 visit friends
Mrs. Cora Ilardncr and Mrs Col
don Hokum and her son Paul. Of
Dayton O and Mr. llokum and Mrs
Lciha Scorcc of Detroit were dim
nor guests Of Mr. ard Mrs George
Bryant
ON TUESDAY evening Mrs Eli
zaheih Glishy and Mrs Minnie
Founainc W Cleveland and Mr.
and Mrs Elmer BROOKS W Ypsl-
lau'i were six o'clock dinner
guests Of Mr. AMI Mrs George
Bryant Tho party lcfi for Wind
-or Ont Thursday morning
Miss wanda Smith attended mo
second annual reunion NJ Tho class
~ rs of Lincoln ousolidaicd
school last Saturday evening The
rcunion WAS held Va nc Lincoln
garden
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
First Baptist Church
Nouthvest Detroit

Pastor = y Black preached SUM
day morning from II hr0n 9 The
message was quite impressive
The candle light rally spon-
sored hy Mrs Martin Williams Mrs
Sally Brown and Mrs Prlcila
Perry brought S27Si which will
20 ON the $500 drive They also
presented % fine program IN which
ihe participants included S. s.
Simons national eram MASTER:
Mrs Onhclia Robertson. grand Ma
iron Mrs Sally Bonds grand SEQ
rotary. Mrs Mae Bell LaBoan.
grand matron and Nurse Ella
Johnson
MIS- Candis Lee and Leroy Spen-
Ger were visitors a. First Baptist
church. sunday They arc mem
bers OF King Solomon church.
Mrs. Frances Moore. who has
been visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Roxic Brown. and Mrs. Narissa
Johnson. viii return 10 her home
in Mississippi September ie.
s s!!rs Bertha Iohnsnn. ~ scn.h
Carolina visited her brother. The
Rev Mr. Sims Friday
The Rev Mr. Black sends out a
people for II people 10 come back
10 church He also invites all 10
attend prayer meeting. Wednesday
nights.
Ladies Day. September II. will
feature lovely program M 2 y.
m Mrs Lilly Brooks will give a
talk This program will end INC
$500 drive n The ladies don't dc.
fcat the men. they will have n
sorvc them All ladies arc urged
10 come out and helm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Detroit Catholic
Schools Will Open
By J. Nal,

The Rev Henry a Thlcffels c.
: sp. pastor Of the Church OF the
Sacred Heart. announces that the
Parish school Viii open ON Mon
day. september is The school is
conducted by cieh' Sisters OF the
Fclican order and be enrolment
in the Grammar Grades indicates
thar Well over ioo children VIII ate
lend
Catholics in oonduciae their
own schools. me NOT opposing or
hostile 10 ne public schools Taoy
conduct their schools 90 their own
expense and also pay taxes for The
support of Tho public schools They
realize ihai an education thu unit
cs intellectual. moral lud religions
elements Is mo besi training for
citizenship.
For hose chldrcn vho are un-
ahlo 20 aficni "a catholic school.
weekly aihccheiical instructions
are given AZ Sacred Heart school
these are conducted on sunday
morning lo az 81 Benedict. the
Moo. church on Nonday afternoon,
At
Throughoul Tie taihoic world
on SATURDAY September due bon
~ was given 10 81 Pcl' Clavor
who iivod and lahopel for The well
fIrc of he Negro slaves durnr Tho
o.. 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
MI. Olive BAPTIST

MI. Ullte bhpust
At the morning service At Mt.
Olive Baptist church last Sunday
the Rev. c. A. Garrett filled the pull
pit in the absence OF the pastor,
the Rev. w C. Wilson. who attend
ed the National Baptist convention
in Philadelphia The text was
Psalm S0:S. subject. America
Back 10 God" The speaker pointed
out thar house divided cannot
stand He said. MAN will not re-
turn to God until he confesses his
sins The message was considered
in order and well prepared.
Al $50 pm Blood Transfu-
sion based on the text Heb. 9;22
WAS The subject discoursed upon by
tho Rev. Mr. Garrett In which he
said man had lost al because there
was mol sufficient blood found 10
redeem him until Jesus. the Lamb
OF God. gave his blood
The sunday school and BTU
show increase In numbers as the
public school opening draws near
or The Junior department OF the
RITZ under the guidance OF Mrs. s.
& Wilson and Mrs b. Browning Is
making great progress.
4 special message was received
from tho pastor Sunday morning
stating thar he was preaching at
tho First Baptist church Of Newark.
NJ
Among the visitors az Mt. Olive
wcre relatives NJ Mr. and Mrs. Pom
dexter from GARY. Ind Mrs. Jessie
Townsend ami family have return
cd home from Aurora ILL.,, where
She has heen visiting her sister.
Mrs Lottie Williams Is spending
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
NEWS
BY Mrs. NJ. Toomey

her vacation In the East where
she also attended the convention.
The Rev. and Mrs. Matthew NJ
Toomey also attended the Baptist
convention In Philadelphia.
Bethel AME
contention. the Basis Of War
was the subject used for the very
timely message delivered by the
pastor. the Rev. ]. A. Dean to a
capacity congregation nday.
Sept. 10. Three were united to the
church. Many visitors were pres
cnt and we're introduced. The Rev.
Mr.. Dean starts his eighth year as
pastor of Bethel church. and men,
bcrs arc looking forward TO very
successful year.
The Kentucky Harmony singers,
featuring Mrs Louise Braxton. re-
puicd TO he the only woman basso:
rendered a. very unique program to
an exceedingly large audience at
ncihcl church sunday afternoon.
nc tlUEtlS nave be'n fHrd-'u AT
many OF the white churches for the
entire week. return engagement
NJ Bethel and concert al Taber-
narlc Baptist church
An enthusiastic group OF en-
dca,orers assembled AZ the rcgu-
lar hour 10 discuss program and
MAKE plans FOR the forthcoming
year
The NAACP met al the Christ
Community church SUNDAY after
noon The program was rendered
by nc Junior branch Harold Jack
son dynamic leader OF Lansing,
Mich was The principal speaker
Bonnie Falls is The president OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
MT. CLEMENS
vinson chapel ,Nr

Ninson hape churoh IS now hc
ginning q now conference wear
which VIC hope will b. ~ success
full as tho previous ono
SUNDAY School was opened lasl
Sunday by Tho superintendent. T. !.
Hubbard. al o. IS am The subiec,
OF the lesson was llczckia- \
King who Remembered God. II
Chronicles so.ls-see The lesson
was interestingly taught by The
several teachers
Services began ~ II O'Clock. The
pastor. the Rev. Moses Williams
preached very inspiring sermon
from Isaiah io:sS which was re.
ceiyed altcnti,ely by those present
In the afternoon the Vinson chan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Ulysses W. Boykii.L

la the matters OF civic 49,,
and voting, because there , ~.
lively few OF them who A.. ~ y aa|
ested in politics. We bel,s.. u \
this Is one OF the. reasons A..
Negro vote has not heep sr
show up as solldly as Il 1.
ed TO. All housewives sha N.Y.
interested in the promotion !,
government in tho COMMUNIST
which they live. All norso.'
VIII become 81 wears Of ars ~
the close Of the reglsiraiio,,
primary and election dav ana
erwise have the necessary 49,.
cations, should enroll dnrls.
period OF registration. even ~
they have not attained mai,
Joriiy at that time. Under Il.
manent registration system !
not necessary 10 register :,
time. provided ae elector \,
have voted AT loast ones =.
two years. As citizens who ~.
In good govcrnmen and rls,,
itics. NC are asking our irjsDs'
do all they can IS npport a,
\
election Of Mayo Richard " ~
ing. We arc basiar our sni.,,
mont for his r. election On
ord Of his arein lishmen-, u,
In Office lie eliminated III q,
strikes; hc nure Welfare rom
imposters; he banned political
pointmcnts he educed traffic
talilies Al per cent? he rstr
bonded indcbiedness slslsm
he cut city opo ring sxpenar,,
more than sawoo He mad, \
siblc 235 job io Ncsro, /.
DPw and PARK anl Boale,ara
physician with ppw 7 laspas
in pPw; 6 deieo'iyfs / scout
crew . bus leNtrs with DH
conductor win pslA . iu,psa
with DsR investigator i
DSR , frenc0 n3h Detroit \
Department mechanics d
Municipal GafA. mseAI:1
with DSR ssras be inslxa
Negroes mana. 10 Brra
homes ibercby a~arlng Ngx|
- jobs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Baptist Want Only
B aptist Literature

pUll.NnELrHlA tBy Lama Da-
SIS for AMP only Baptist liter
a'ufc for Baptist churches was
one of the main slogans in usc.dur-
ne ihc present session OF the Ma
tion1l Baptist convention. Those in
ofhcisl capacity arc anxious to stop
tho practice now In usc among nu-
mcrons Baptist churches whereby
They obtain al ~ their printed mat
icr Tor sunday schools and BYPU
from publishing concerns of Motho-
dist and Episcopal domination
Tho churches who have INDUCED
IN this method ~ obtaining their
material plead that The service rem
dored hv Tho National Baptist Pub
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16

81 Senior thn'r wa. rcprcscntcd ai
The urion cl 'hoirs held ~ Tnr-
ner's chapel Nit1omcns \ lovely
program VA. rendered hr The yari-
Gus churches represented
The Nonns .o0ple held their 4
o. Y league session ~ The usual
evening hour Tho lesson was
taught hy Miss Audrey Williams.
the snhieci hoine What Jesus
Said >hnnl Right Living "
Audrsy William is church re-
nnffrl-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16

pa.tor Of Inc 81 Peters A. " r
Zion church. yisrod ihc SUNDAY
morning service AZ 81 Peters ON
Sept TO- She said She was pleased
io hc able 10 hear such a fine
speaker a. Martin J.. Harvey Mrs.
Beck is residing with her dangh-
Tor. Mrs Elsie Gillcn OF Brush
street. Detroit
Ladies hay
SUNDAY sept t.. will bc Ladies'
Day al So Peicrs A. 81 + Zion
church The fourth Sunda, 10 last
month was Mems bay and q very
nno program was held al ihis time.
Tho men made fine financial
showing Tho ladies called The ef-
fort shown by the mon very feeble
and have promised 10 show the
men the way Il should be done.
AZ 3 D. m. Rev Brown. pastor Of
the Second Baptist church at Dress
don Ont, will be the guest speak
er al ST. Peters. Rev Brown and
his congregation are coming sew
entv-two miles 10 aid IN the wo-
mems drive Dinner viii be SER
we'd by tho Stcwardess Board No.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Rer. Williams Return.

Rev s. IT, Williams. pastor Of
the Quinn A. " + church. was
again named as tho pastor OF that
church At The Annual Conference
Of the A VI r. church which was
held ~ the Bethel A. N Z. church.
Detroit
Bishop Gregg amid some protests
made tho disappointment. II - be-
lieved. on the basis that Rev. W
Williams has had very success
full financial year az Quinn chap
81. located ~ The corner Of Holmes
- ""EAr avenues. Hsmiramck.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16

fishing house AZ Nashville is lax
both IN delivery and quality. but
tho convention is determined 20
soc heir publishing house patronis-
oil exclusively