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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
An1sterdam's Center
Bombed By Germans
Rurnanian Cabinet
Quits; IataresCu
To Form New One

Bucharest, May 1l.-(AP)-
The government of Premier
Tatarescu resigned today and
King Carol immediately request
ed the outgoing premier to form
a new national government.
Quarters close to the govern
ment said King Carol wanted
representative of ali political
thought, from extreme left TO
extreme right, represented III
the new government because of
belief that Rumania must be
united in the face OF i possible
extension of the war to south
eastern Europe.
The monarch was understood
to be alarmed at the manner i'll
which dissatisfied factions OPEN
cd the way in other countries
for naxi penetration.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
Allied Forces
In West Indies

London, May 11.-(AP)-Authori-
tative sources said today allied forces
had landed in the Netherlands West
Indies islands Of Caracao and Aruba
to prevent possible sabotage by Ger
mans.
A statement issued to the press
said the United States government
had been kept informed by allied
diplomats in Washington of the de-
cision to land troops.
Gan Aruba dispatch last night said
$50 French marines had been land
ed there.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
Japan Insists
On Status Quo
In East Indies

Tokyo, May ll.-(AP)-Thc Jap
anc&c government announced today 1T
had notified all powers concerned
that Japan would insist on the main
tcnancc Of the status quo in the
Netherlands East Indies.
The foreign office said such mott
icaIinn had been handed to the
United States. British, French, Ger
man and italian embassies and to
The Netherlands legation.
This action gave effect to cab
met decision that Japan should state
her position concerning the rich East
Indies empire of The Netherlands.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11

Rome. May 1l-(Ap)-Rcliable
quarters reported today that Sir
Percy Lorraine, the British ambassa-
dor, was preparing to protest to the
Italian authorities against reported
assault on two members CT his en-
bassy staff and the appearance OF
anti-British posters in Rome.
Informed sources said two Brit
ish diplomats, George Ia Bouchcre,
secretary of the embassy, and COM
mander Rodd. assistant naval at
tachc, were attacked and beaten by
men who were plastering posters on
midtown walls last night.
Two American newspaper cores
pondents. Miss Virginia COWles and
John Whitaker. had been guests Of
The officials at q dinner party. The
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
Watch Maintained
Over West Indies

Washington, May 11.-(AP)-In-
classification Of the American neu-
trality patrol to maintain constant
watch over the Dutch West Indies
appeared likely today in order to
prevent any attempt by German sea
raiders or submarines to destroy the
valuable oil properties there.
The Dutch island of Aruba, north
of Venezuela, contains the worlds
largest oil refinery. A nearby Dutch
island, Curacao, holds what is reput-
ed to be the worlds second largest
refinery.
Both are owned in majority by
American capital with an invest
ment of many millions of dollars.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
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PLANE OVER SWEDEN

PLANE OVER SWEDEN
London, May 1.-(AP) -
Swedish guns opened fire on
German plane over GOtcbOrg,
Sweden, a Reuters British news
agency dispatch from Stock
holt reported early today. The
effect Of the fire was not known.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
Important Notice To Merchants
Participating In Dollar Days

The Dollar Days edition of the Daily Dispatch VIII De
nuhhpd Tuesday, May a. Due to the large amount OF ao
ertisinp to appear this edition will be necessary tor ad
ertisprs to have their advertising copy ready not later a
D. m Monday May 13 The publication OF advertisements
Days edition.
porticipang merchants requested to contact the
5t;;r dpparment of the Daily Dispatch early pos
sihe Monday order that their space requirements may De
taken care Of
HrthrrHnn Daily DtHpatrlr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
Bigger Army
Is Forecast
Extension of w a r
Brings Recommended
tons for United States
Defense Moves.

Washington, May 11.--(AP)-I
Swift spread of the European war
brought before President Roosevelt
today official recommendations foc
quick expansion of the regular army
and navy, acquisition of reserve arms
and equipment for a land force Of
a million men.
New defense achievements to be
Continued on Pare Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
AIR RAIDS.

Paris, May 1l.--(AP}--M"rc
than 1G0 persons, including NO
men and children, were Killed
or wounded by German aerial
b0mbardmentS in France SeStcr-
day, the high command reported.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11

..etyn, May l1.--(AP) -
.. Hprscvclt's declaration
-' that aggression abroad
definite challenge" to
civilization brought to the
..Gs today a steady stream
ages at which the chief
oppressed qualification.
Early, press secretary,
a' -. several thousand tele-
MIN" Of every ten were favor
" nat the 10 percent which
..j The speech were from
49,. .a. Early declared, favor
." Is. any price"
e.. dent was gratified at
...a to his address" Early
..a aid that the question of
ne neutrality act to The
.---.. 3c,,,,un, uad LuXenl-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
ATTACKS REPILSED

ATTACKS REFUSED
Paris. May l1.-(APl-Alllcd
aviation and anti aircraft units
conveying allied troops into
Belgium were reported today to
have repuIScd eight German air
attacks in the past q hours.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11
kIoah2A

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Generally fair tonight and
Sunday; continued rather cool.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-11

WEATHER FOR THE WEEK.
Fair beginning and near cid of
week. with rain period about
Wednesday or Thursday. Tenn
raratures near normal or slightly
above.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Pioneer Courage Brings Progress oRev Kagers Congregation
USHERS'
NOT ES
By A. ". HARRIS

The City Ushers' union will meet
with the Mt. Olive Senior fishers
board Sunday. July IL at 2:45 pm.
AT $50 Farnsworth street. The pub
lie is invited to attend.
The board OF directors met AT the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. d. Allen last
sunday night. Some very inter-
estlng talks were given by the
chairman and members. The chair
man urged all members 10 attend
regular meetings. At the close Of
the meeting a delicious repast was
served. We are sorry 10 announce
the death OF Mrs. Mable Robinson
OF Calvary Baptist church. She was
an ex-vice president OF the Senior
Usher board and secretary OF the
Lily Of the Valley club. She died
last Thursday. The remains will
he shipped to Missouri for burial
The Good Fellows will meet al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S.
Nesbits. s177 Sherman street. FRI
day night. All members will make
their report from the Early sun
day Morning breakfast that was
sponsored on Belle Isle Sunday
June 80 The Good Fellows are
planning another big program.
Please watch this paper for date
and place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
New Bethel

A capacity audience attended
services AZ New Bethel Baptist
church Sunday morning. An in
spring sermon was preached nv
the Rev " e. Simmons. guest
speaker Good music was furnish
ed by chorus ~ sixty voice.. m
dor direction ~ Robert Nolan. as
sisted by Maloris Humphrey az tho
piano Solosfs we're Florence
Lirhrsey soprano and Casssu
Cox tenor. John Riley. bass.
Mr. Nolan also presented in rs
initial appearance 2 male chorus.
from fhe music department. which
he organized his week
The Rev f y Street. acting pas
tor announced the numerous ac-
Invites which are heinE sponsored
hy tho church each night this week.
A. 1910 Hastings These meetings
are IN support 81 The financial rally
which cloees IN July %
SUNDAY afternoon. the members
again turned ont in full n greet
and hear The Rev A VI. Martin aud
his choir from New Light Baptist
church HOLY communion was held
Sunday night nv the Rev. Mr.
simmons One was baptized and
many others were fellowshiprsd
into The church
l.obelia Johnson. acting report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Warren Avenue

Pastor ". r. Matthews preached
a forceful sermon Sunday morning
10 large congregation. text Acts
lis. Two were added 10 the church
The Rev David Mcbride asked
Gods blessings on the frst-born
child Of the Rev. and Mrs. Mat
thews. The babys name is Loret-
Ia.
At 3 pm. there was joint bap-
tism OF converts Of Warren Ave-
nue. and Sacred Cross churches.
Warren Avenue Baptist church
baptized six. II was an impressive
ceremony.
The BYPU meets each Sunday at
$ pm. The evening service Is at s
pm. also fellowship and commu-
Mon The Mission meets every
Monday from l To pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Rev. T. r. Ankton Is
Ordained At Service
Held In Shiloh Church

The Rev. T. r. Ankton, we'll
known westsider. was ordained to
the ministry Friday evening at an
impressive ordination service held
al Shiloh Baptist church, ST. An
tome and Benton streets.
The sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Roland Smith, statistician
of the National Baptist convention.
on the subject. Woe Is Unto Me II
] Preach Not the Gospel" The
charge was given hy Or. T. Tim
berlake. pastor OF New Bethel Bap-
list church, Pontiac, Dr. s. d. Ross
pastor. presented the Bible and of-
fetal document.
Other ministers who participated
IN the ordination services were
the Rev Mr. Pinknev. pastor NJ
Second Baptist Monroe the Rev. T.
BRYANT Ross Jackson and Douglass
Timberlake.
Candidate Ankton was presented
with many gifts from local and out
of-town friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Pilgrim Baptist

The Sunday school class discuss
cd an interesting lesson, which was
later reviewed by Mrs ID. Stone.
At the 10 am. service. the Rev.
]. F. Hendricks preached. subject,
AN Appeal to the Undecided" text.
III Kings 1924 Visitors included
the Rev. Mr.. Crawford OF Thomr-
son baptist church; Mrs. Bass and
Mrs. Susie Lawson.
The Rev. J. F. Hendricks second
anniversary celebration was con-
tinued at the 1880 pm. service. The
Rev. Mr.. Crouch brought his Cos
pei chorus and participated. Charles
Haskins made talk In common
dation OF the pastor
After the services, the auxiliares
presented the pastor with Gift,
Mrs. George Collier is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Christian Science

Sacrament will be the subject
OF the lesson-sermon in all Chris
tian Science churches throughout
the world on Sunday, July IA.
The golden text John 4:2S) is:
1.-THE hour cometh. and now Is,
when the true worshippers shall
worship the Father in spirit and In
truth for the father seeketh such
to worship him.
Among the Bible citations is this
passage John sgd: "Labour not
for the meat which perishcth, but
for that meat which endureth unto
everlasting life. which the son OF
Man sholl give unto you: for him
hath God the Father sealed"
Correlatlve passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. sO): "As the individual ideal OF
Truth Christ Jesus came to rebuke
rabbinical error and all sin. sick
ness, and death,--to point out TIE
way OF Truth and Life"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Nazarene Baptist

THE Reward of Faithfulness'
was the subject OF the Sunday
morning discourse by the Rev. J.
II. Johnson. pastor OF Nazarene
Baptist July 6.
The church membership extend
ed sympathy to Oliver Wilson. Sun
day school superintendent, Because
Of the death OF his father. Luke
Wilson.
Vacation Bible school opened On
Monday, July s. All children are
urged TO attend.
Beginning Thursday, July II the
Rev. j. S. Williams. moderator Of
the Michigan District association.
and pastor OF the Nav Mt. Zion
Baptist church. will open revival
services.
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas preached
at the evening services. July 6.
The public Is invited 10 attend
the services at the church. 1854
Twelfth street near Pilgrim.
Drucllla Bush Is church report
err.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Allen Temple AME

The Rev. Ennis Cook. local
minister. preached Sunday morn
Ing at Allen Temple. subject, "what
Shall We DO with Christi text. ST.
Matt 27:22. In his sermon. the
speaker set forth the advantage OF
having Christ in ones life.
The afternoon service was we'll
attended Several ministers and
their congregations were present.
including the Rev G. w. Baher.
the Rev. j u. Howell. the Rev. Mr.
Williams, OF Quinn Chapel. and
others
Dr. David Blake. presiding elder.
preached al the evening hour.
Mrs. Naomi Holmes. president OF
the ACE league, was recently ap-
pointed to the evangelistic work
Of the church.
Allen Temple is still growing
under the able leadership of Pas
tor W. A. Crider.
Gertrude Johnson is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
New Mt. Zion

"All that man hath will be Civ
en- for his life Job 2, was the text
OF the sermon delivered by the Rev.
J. s. Williams. Five were added
TO the church roll.
On Sunday, July Ia. the Nurses
guild will celebrate its twelfth an
niversary. The Rev. r. W. Wright,
will be guest speaker.
The Red Circle girls meet each
Thursday at $3.50 pm. All girls are
asked to attend.
The church is locaAd on the cor
ner OF Chene and Mack.
Mrs. Mary r. owens is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Clinton Chapel Hears Delegates
Report On Annual anne Zion Confab

Al II am. the pastor, the R,v.
r NJ Williams spoke AZ Clinton
Chapel from John All The wo-
man saith unto him the well is
deep and thou hast nothing 10 draw
with subject. THE Deep Well"
In the course or his sermon the
speaker emphasized the power Of
God 70 accomplish great undertak-
ings IN kingdom building A spin
itual feryor reigned over the sery-
Ice.
The ACE league. under the di
rection of VI Wilson. was very IN
teresting At s pm the Rev "
Baldwin brought The message pas
tor and Mrs. Williams hrournt
echoes from the annual conference
held at South Bend Ind 10 An ap-
preciatiye audience. TIE Rev r.
H Hinton former presiding elder
Of the Detroit district. was me en-
tertaining pastor He made every
thing pleasant for the conference
The Rev and Mrs. Williams.
Bishop and Mrs. J ". Martin were
the guests OF the Rev. and Mrs. f..
II. Hinton. Saturday. June %. the
pastor and wife we're dinner guests
Of Mr. and Mrs W. C. Marsh Of
Madison and Hastings streets. A
pleasant evening was enjoved to-
eether with the Rev. and Mrs. f.
c. Bell.
W n Robinson OF 1891 MaconIb
street had a great part In The
preparation Of sending the pastor
10 conference. The Rev. and Mrs.
Williams are grateful 10 the many
friends who assisted them in max
ing a successful report along all
lines az the conference They have
been assigned back 10 Clinton Char
el for another year and ask yorr
continued cooperation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
St. Paul AME

Jesus Reholds the Multitudes"
Will he The subject 81 the morning
sermon sunday. July "a AZ 10.45.
The Great Alternative" will be
he subject of the evening sermon
A. $ O'Clock
The sunday school will convens
AZ 9.l5 am. with George ". Garner
as superintendent
The Junior and Senior Allen
Christian Endeavor leagues will
convene az pm and 30 pm,
respectively with Miss Carrie Cor
don and Mrs. Iowa williams as
presidents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Flush POISONS FROM
KIDNEYS AND STOP
GETTING UP NIGHTS
Be- Healthier. HappIer-s sleep BETTER

Pc Healthier. Happier-S Sleep BETTER
when YOU can get for S5 cents a
.a'e' efficient and harmless etimu-
lah' and dinretic that should flush
ron your kidneys the waste mat
tr' poisons and acid that aye now
Pong you harm. why continue 10
Preak Your restful sleep by getting
up lhru The night?
poht be an EASY MARK and nc.
.'tW . SnbStitute--Get Gold Medal
Ilaarlem oil Capsules-the original
saa genuine. Look for the Gold
P'fual on the box - 81 cents.
v'ner symptoms OF weak kidneys
/. Ia Hrl'aled bladder may be back
y puily eyes. shifting pains,
lulnlnE or scanty passage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
r, ALFRED CASEY

nroeressive leadership pro-
Lee progressive organization;
church. a civic organization
!, business. The dynamic quality
i cersonalit, stamps itself on the
tos, j. directs. Give such a char
.c,er good held for cultivation
.nd his energy and constructive
E.b,lnr ripen into fiourishing In
,,tu,lons The Negro population
osers an excellent field with good
Mennonite foundation for the es-
[,ahlishmcnt Of worthy institutions
/, worthy leaders. Such a man is
H. Rev +. Miles Kaigler, a relig-
,,us leader. ie on the way to ac-
|ronplish a good work in this city.
The Rev Mr.. kaieler resigned his
|,ormer position and went forth with
|sixreen members and established
Irhe church Of Our Father. The
hey Mr. kaigler desired TO head a
'concregaton that wanted to own
H. own church and parsonage and
konirol lis own destinies. He waf
MILLING 70 give up his security and
[fne Surroundings in order to mould
a congregation with the Christian
Szesl that ne wanted il to possess
<The Rev. Mr. kaigler showed the
|irue missionary spirit and fine faith
*an his own constructive ability 10
|heen only with faith the new work
b. va, about To establish.
To-day. just little over two
hears since. the Rev. Mr.. Kaigler
began his work at 195S-62 Madison
k'reci the congregation is well on
|is way 90 own both n church and
parsonage The membership roll
|oial, nearly seven hundred and
Fhp sunday school more than two
hundred The last annual income
bf the church was five thousand
Dollars Thc Rev. Mr.. kaigler re-
uses e lel his church members
pam money for the church on
tgrh project as JOY rides, fish din
per- chicken dinners, chitterling
FaIpers or other forms of enter
fanment The church is support
ont OF The income of the mem
|'rs Every church effort is a quest
For spiritual strength and the do
II Of Gods work In spirit and In
tru'h.
"An practices of the church."
PAYS the Rev. Mr. Kaigler, must
p conducive to the spiritual bet
frneni o. the members The Rev.
Pr Kaisler has stuck to his prin-
fpes and he work OF the church
+ fourishins
A lady Joined the church Sun
pay morning and she said later that
fne had heard so many things
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Triumph Church

Last week was an active one at
this church Prophet James Jones
preached an impressive sermon
Sunday and made prophecies.
Prophet Jones and his mother,
Mrs. G l.. Jones. his secretary. and
others have gone 70 Pittsburgh. Pa.
whore the minister will hold a se-
ries of meetings for Bishop d. H.
Harris 81 this district
Miss Dorothy Folmar Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

cling Star singers. under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Florence Lghtsey. Will
also appear. soloiets in the Junior
choir are: Rose Petty. Sadie Light
sey. Juapita Gray. Betty Murray.
Alma Petty. Doris Horton and Hen
ry Allen.
Miss Meloris Humphrey. asss-
tant TO Mr.. Nolan, will accompany
some OF the musical selections.
One OF Mr.. Nolan's latest compo-
eitions. Move In the Kings High
way will be heard on the pro-
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Robert Nolan To Direct Senior Choir
OF New Bethel In Sunday Recital

The Senior chorus OF New Bethel
Baptist church will appear in re-
cital Sunday afternoon. July IA at
1880 pm. The program will en-
brace spirituals. especially ar
ranged for them by the director
Robert l.. Nolan anthems, and
solos, Soloists for the program
will he Casswell Cox, John Riley,
Mrs. Christene Fields. James Bold
en-. Mrs. Florence Lightscy. Mrs.
Johnny B. Woods. Alma Petty and
Lucille Marshall.
The Junior choir will also accom-
pany the Senior chorus. The Tray
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Alpha And Omega

AT 3 pm. sunday July 81 the
Community council will present
congressman Rudolph Tenerowicz
and other politicians At a meeting
IN interest," OF the community. AZ
Alpha and Omega church. Brush
ana Holbrook Senator Charles G.
DIGS and the Rev Horace A
Wni'e will also appear on program
Inc Rev Frederick n Jenkins
viii be master of ceremor,ss
Prominent musicians will furnish
bishop Robinson IL pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Mt. Vernon Baptist
Church

Services AZ Mt. Vernon church
sunday morning began a. II
O'Clock. Pastor j. S. Scott deliver
ed an excellent sermon from Matt
S'l3. subject Baptism for the
Remission Of sin" All present en-
joyed the discourse.
The Rev Mr. Scott baptized
number Of candidates at the church
Sunday evening after which the
hand Of fellowship was extended
to the converts and the Lords sup
per was served.
Miss Helen Crisis Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
First Baptist

The Rev P. B. Black, pastor Of
First Baptist church. Southwest
Detroit. preached an Illuminating
sermon Sunday morning, subject,
Tested by Adversely" Many Wis
itors were present.
Sunday morning worship Is held
regularly at IL am: evening sery-
ices at 1890 pm. You are welcome
10 visit First Baptist church, 1912
Gould street.
vernard Ransom is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Mission Union

The Women's Mission union will
hold a one-day session with New
liberty Baptist church. Sunday
July II. The president. Mrs. Hooks,
will talk on the theme. Il Am Do
ing A Great Work and Can't Come
Down" A lively program will fol-
low. The public is invited to at
tend the 3 pm. service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13
Money Making
Entertainments
Not Allowed
Church Supported
Bv Members Own
Contributions

sduors Note; --rhsss Little Visits
.-Nns,,olt Churches are made each
~. 20 ~ Attornes Alfred Casey. Who
!. special representative or the Do
,-o,t tribune In his articles Attor.
,ss Casey eisee v'vio. eiose-up
~ ,.,ormetivs account Of the prog
ny. ara acfivities OF the individual
churches visited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-13

about the Rev. Mr.. Kaigler that she
just had 10 come and join his
church. Here We have vivid per-
sonality. with definite principles,
courage and convictions starting
from zero and in two short years
has produced a thriving religious
institution. He did not want any de-
nominational organization TO help
him build an ark OF safety for sin
ners because he was confident that
he could accomplish this on his
own. Mrs. Kaigler Is the loyal CO.
operator with her husband and di-
reefs the music OF the church. The
young Emery Radford is the or
ganist and very fine tenor soloist;
W. T. Hendrix. superintendent OF
the fourishing Sunday school Mrs.
Nellie Schumate. president OF the
choir, and Mrs. Leona Reed. presi-
dent of the Missionary society.