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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Triumph Church Gets Ready For Meet
OF The Seventh Episcopal District
Anniversary OF
Bishop Planned

The Fourth anniversary ~ p,
Rev. ID. III. Harris presiding Bisbo.
OF the Seventh District conferen,s
will he held in Detroit Ma, "a
through 2S proceeding the annual
district meet.
Zach state will be in charge q,
program which will he hold eacb
right at the Moore school on 81.
ger avenue between Oakland ana
Chandler Gifts from indiv,du,ls
and states will he given ON their
respective nights.
Sponsored by Band 80. . inc
opening sermon will be delivered
by the Rev. James +. Jones Nav
Fl Rev Wilson Of Pontiac viii no
In charge: MAY %. Juniors OF iha
district; May %. Rev. G.. r. Ei,.
ers; May p. Rev. c. ~. rolmer.
May 26. Rev ". Waters. Re, j
w Little John. District Junior
League YPEB. State County Moth.
ers and teachers.
On the closing day the lie, l.
W. Coleman. state prince Of "a
and alternate Rev. ID. S. Johnson
will be in charge.
Donation for the Bishop mag hs
sent 10 him az 526 Theodore sireer
Detroit. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Mt. Olive Baptist

on last Tuesday evening Row
Nj Hughcs pastor Of 81 John \.
" r. church cf Tulsa. okla ron-
dcrea very inspiring sermon 10
large audicrrc al tho NJ o'iyc
church Rev Hughes was dele
gaic To the AME conference
The assistant pastor. Roy Mr..
Movers. preached fine sermon 10
q large audience last Sunday IN
the absence Of the pastor. Rev. VI.
T.. owens who is IN Tulsa. okla
ON business ROY M'vers took his
sermon from tho text Matt l. -.
The task Of decorating the new
church building has begun The
balcony has received It's drst coat
% paint.
on FRIDAY evening AZ & p m
the Matrons' club IS giving fash.
ion parade Mre Booker IS The
president OF the organization she
expects cooperation from outside
members
Luther MYERS and Iccorla Nor
gan. church reporters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Michigan Gospel
Choral Union
ny ROBBIE BLACKMAN

The Michigan Gospel Choral un-
ion held their monthly inspiration
al meeting al New Salem church.
sunday. MAY 10 at pm All choirs
We're represented The East side
received both banners
Al s pm. the Hutchirs Trumpe-
teers presented n program AT the
same church. There was a capacity
house present Paul Holt. Detroit $
youthful dramatic reader appeared
on the program and rcciled one Of
his own numbers.
The volunteers ~ the Choral
union went on good will tour.
which Is tho first thov have made.
They visited tho Church Of the
Nazarcno or Kcrcheval street aud
were heard over Station WENL IN
broadcast highnoon last Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Calvary Baptist

Last SUNDAY services AZ calvary
Baptist church were we'll attended
Rev ] Mastir delivered sermon
on The HandwritiEe On The
Wall Six now members were add
cd by Rev. NJ Martin
AZ the conclusion ~ tho serv-
ices the pastor was presented with
the sum Of $40 by the Pastors Aid
society Mrs jamie Briggs is presi-
dent OF the society
In the evening the Women's
Missionary society rendered their
regular monthly program which
was very enjoyable
The Ways and Means committee
held their monthly meeting last
SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock.
The subject Of the Rev Mastin's
sermon next Sunday will he "Eze-
kicl's Living Stream The public
is invited 10 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Presbyterian

The Roy. G. G. Gfinior " \cw-
man. Tenn the past moderator
of the General Assembly OF lhc
Cumberland Prc%hytorians which
mot in Tho city last week. WAS no
guest speaker Al - Johns church
lasf sunday morning After ci1f-g
brief history. of his branch Of
the Preshytcrfns he delivered a
subject. "Godf Can 10 Service -
text. Isaiah GS. saying in part:
"This people never grow too old
10 serve the Lord. as in BUSINESS,
nor are they too young; God waits
willing and active WORKERS, and
preparation IS necessary tor the
best service" The cavaliers oc-
t-ttr tayuled the audience with
selection at the end ~ The
service
The Missionary Society met q
6 D. ~ with Mrs Henry Porter.
1919 Dubois 50
Tho ladies ~ lho 81 -sionarv do
parimeni NJ mo Cumberland Pros
hytcrian Assembly were entertain
81 q informal tca last Friday
afternoon hv The Missionary So
cief, and Willing Workers Club
~ 81 Johns.
There will he musical program
presented At tho evening service
next sunday featuring the Spiri-
tnalf Public invited
Young womens Guild of the
Church will present pageant ~
tie Queens ~ The Bible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Sessions Begin
On May 20

The District Conference OF the
Triumph Church and Kingdom of
God in Christ OF the Seventh Epis-
copal district will convene May %
through June g. Bishop u. II. Har-
ris will preside. The Bishop re-
quests that all state. county and
district Princes. Mothers ard Mis-
sionaries he present AZ the first
session which begins AT 10 am. al
the church located on Leland and
Russell. Illinois district will be
host on that day, and will make
its report.
Each day following. one district
will he responsible for feeding tho
delegation and will make its year.
ly report Thursday. May 81 viii
he Ohio's day; Friday. Pennsyl.
,ania Day: Saturday. a combined
meeting OF tho Council Adjust
ment committee. SUNDAY School
superintendent YPEB presidents
and teachers will be held from l.
10 2 pm.
The sunday school officers will
receive their appointments at the
SUNDAY morning service. June ,
The sermon by the ri. Rev. Bishop
ID. n Harris at pm. will be fol
lowed nv n program at which Dor
otha Folmar will he mistress of
ceremonies Al this time Mrs. Dor.
rice Bri0c. field secretary Will
speak sunday will be Michigan's
Day.
On Monday general business that
includes election Of district off.
Gers and tho Bishops cabinet vii
he held
The following who hold the office
of State Prince are expected 10 ht
present at the conference. Rev i
Coleman. Of Pennsykania; Rev u
W. Wilder. Ohio: Rev G /. Riv.
crs. Michigan; Rev. James +, Jones
Wisconsin and Iowa: Rev. { ~
F'olmar. North Illinois: also Coun
tv Prince Roy W. Water Hin
dis: Rcv J. -. Walker. Ohio. Rev
4 Durham. pennsvlvania Rev. G.
levcri. Rev r. Sylyers and Rev
| y. Lichtncr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Notes of City Usher
Board Union

TIM Ctte l'shcrs union mot at
ihe CWnherland church sunday.
Ma, ~ al 3 pm. Tho financial
binner Wa awarded ~ New Grace
Bapi.' church The regular pro-
gram was made short because
many were serving ms nshcrs AZ
fho ANE General Conference hat
MT AZ Ehenezor church The pres
idenf. Nr Gordon thanks ne
many nshers who assisted win the
sunday. May &c tho ushcrs VEL
b. guests ~ HE ushers OF lNsscli
street Baptist church Marie 'ole-
man &, president The puhlic Is IN
Vicd 10 attend
President Gordon wishes to meet
ail ushers az The NMt \ the second
and fourth sight of each month,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
F. B. Washington To
Speak At Mems Club
Annual Dinner Dance

The annual dinner dance OF the
Mems club Of ST. Matthew church
will he held Friday. May a. AZ S
y. M. at the Parish house
This years guest speaker will be
FORESTER y. Washington. we'll
known socialist and president NJ
The Atlanta college Of social
science
MIR washington Is 4 candid and
forccful speaker. an authority on
race relations. lie was the FIRST
executive secretary OF the Detroit
Urban league
Samuel " Russell Is president
OF the club A. n smith. chair
man ~ The dinner committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Church OF God

The Rev. r. d. McGhee. pastor
Of the Church of God. will colo
brate his 2lst anniversary Nav q
through June I. The Re, sam.
uel Randel assistant pastor. N'l
he master Of ceremony. The Rev.
Thomas Pcddell. from Springfield,
Ohio, will be guest speaker
Or. McGhee spoke SUNDAY morn
ing on the subject, How 10 Iiy.
Holy"
Mr.. Mcdonnell delivered gos-
pei message SUNDAY e,eninc
The public Is invited - aiierd
The services Of the Church ~ Gol
located at Grafton and Jos CAM
pau.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Warren Avenue

81 n am last SUNDAY ihe pas
tor. Rc,. " II Mathews preached
from 81. John 81. subject T. Us
only. one Way into Gods King
DOM
During the afternoon scrNl'' 81
program WAS presented by no sen.
lor choir, with visiting choirS par
ticipaiinr.
Evening service VAS held 81 ~
p m. with tho sermon hy i'ov ~
Mathews
Those ON tho sick list are Ms
n. q. Kicks and Mrs. Claudia Rob
~ or
The worthy Four quartet wl,
r,rder program May p. spnn
sored bv Group 80. 4 The pahli'
is trdiallv invited
The Missionary meets eyci'
Monday afternoon from - y m
Mrs. Fannie Hines is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Storm Branch

''Come 10, us reason together
saith the Lord . Isaiah le 20 Nas
the text used hy Rev. Nj Thomp-
son AZ tho morning services A.
Storm Brarch Baptist church, last
SUNDAY
Roy MIR Thurman and his ror-
grecation worshipped a nc STERN
Branch church in the afternoon
Rev Thurman preached very M.
spring sermon. from John ll'a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Trinity AME

Sunday School was opened with
Supt. Mrs. V. Clinkscale In charge
T.. a. Viyians. "A visitor also took
part In the opening service. r.
J. Viyians. OF Silas. Ala, sang
solo. Mrs. F.. a. viviars reviewed
The lesson.
Tho II a. m service was vcrN
VOL attended Rev r. A. SchleS
introduced Rev J NJ. Mocone
who delivered the morning mes
sage lie chose his text from Matt
25.fn.
Tho pastor preached Al the eve
ming service from Hebrew Ill.
Ncxi Sunday al pm. .Dr. H. +.
Washington. the presiding elder
will hold his third quarterly cor
terence. Everyone is invited TO at
ttnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

street are = source 81 howilder.
ment 10 even tho most careful dri@-
or and a distinct Danger to chill
dren.
During school hours the safety
patrols provide for orderly cross
ing OF streets At intersections. and
the children have learned 90 obey
The patrol leader without question
Dr. Molnef saw u Is The respou.
sibilily OF parents 10 learn ui
neishborhood facilities for PLAY ar
the out of-sohOoi hours. aud he adj
Sises consultation OF parents Ia a
block 10 provide these facilities "
they are not readily available.
Traffic fatalities among children
mount during the summer months.
and saving In lives made posei-
HE by good supervision during the
school year. says Or. Molncr. can
be wipcd away ny carclcssness ~nr-
ing the summer months.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
FLUSH POISONS FROM
KIDNEYS AND STOP
GETTING UP NIGHTS
BE Healthier. Happier Sleep
Sound

When YOU can get for 80 cents a
safe, efficient and harmless stiniu-
liant and diuretic that should flush
from your Kidneys the waste mat
ter. poisons and acid that are now
doing YOU harm, why continue 10
break your restful sleep by getting
w thru the nightg
Don't he an EASY MARK and &C.
eept n suhstItute-Get Gold Medal
Hnarlem OF Capsules original
- the genuine right from Haarlem
In Holland. Look for the Gold
Medal on the bov -3s cents.
Other symptoms OF weak kidneys
and irritated bladder may be back
ache. puffy eyes. shifting pains.
burning or scaniv passage. ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
New Salem

The New Salem Baptist church
was a scene Of busy activity all
day last Sunday. Rev. &. " Wal
ker. pastor delivered an Inspiring
sermon.
In the afternoon he Gospel
choir were hosts to the Michigan
Gospel Choral union. in the unions
monthly meeting. Those who heard
the Ilutchins Gospel trumpcteers.
really enjoyed hcm. They are
about 10 embark on two weeks
tour ~ Ohio. Tenn, and Georgia.
Paul Kenneth Holt was also on
tho program
Morris Mct;ee is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Missionary u n i o n
Gives Fine Program

The Women's Missionary union
held n program q the Sew Iior
church on April = al 3 pm Mrs.
- Hooks presided
Rev Mr. Macon. pastor of the
King David Temple of Truth.
preached fine sermon from Div.
Of the Psalms l33. Mrs. r. Tate
rendered solo.
The next program will be held
AZ the Little Rock Baptist church
ON June . at pm All are invited
TO attend
Mrs. f. Baldwin is still or the
sick list.
Mrs ID Hooks president ana
Mrs MendoMs aciing repOrter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
St. James CINE

On Sunday. May % at pm. n
pleasar, Sunday hour Will be pre-
scented by the st James CMt.
choir. under the direction OF Yo-
lande Maddox Those appearing on
the program viii be- Mrsdames
Harris. Grigsby and LyleS. who
compose the Ladies' Trio: Louise
Barnee and Mary Alice sims. the
Peaceful singers: and Doris HEX
man. Rupert Lawrence. Anna Mac
Gober. James Johnson. Ola Wise
and Carl Traylor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Olivet Baptist

The Sunday School ~ Olivci
Baptist church was VOL attended
az q am
Rev Mr. McGrav from rhlladol-
phia. preached 10 a capaciiv aud
ience last SUNDAY A. tho II am.
sorvice He chose his fovi from
Isaiah coll. subject God Care
For HE People Among the visit
TORS present was Rev j. " VII
iians ~ Chicago one candidate
was offered for baptism and one
was added 20 me church
At pm. Rev + Dunkln assis-
tff pastor ACCOMPANIED hv the
Jnor choir. preached al the Abby
siria nlptsi church IN the inter-
esf ~ the Missionary society
hap,liug preceded The evening
Worship al Ollyei Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Providence Baptist

The Providence Baptist church
had fine services last SUNDAY Al
II am. Rev. Mr.. Demon Of Palma
Ter. Florida was The guest speak
or. lie delivered very inspiring
sermon on. Go 10 church
At : pm. the ushers had very
eriovable program. which was en-
joyed hv all present.
In the evening the service WAS
we'll attended. Rev j J.. Lewis.
pastor preached His text was
fond in Rev. III. The Flying
Eagle quarter rendered the music.
They will render program al the
church on Saturday. Nav -. The
prince Vamadoo Of Africa. was q
visitor. He will speak or the 9Th
Sunday
Ora Clark Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Methodist Youth To
Meet In Memphis

MEMPHIS CAMP The Youths
Quadrennial conference 81 the
CME church will hold IT'S second
session in the Rocker T Washing
ton liigh school June ESQ rhe
conference : made OF youths from
almost every state aud Canada
The meciinc is under dir elton
of the department Of religious
cancaton Of which Rev S Julian
Smith ~ Chicaco is general eccre-
tarv Tho theme IS Achieving
i.fes Ohiecti,es with Chris,'
Speakers and lecturers ~ national
ana international reputation NIL
serve each day 4 chorus OF $50
voices Viii give short recital
persuant 70 the evening meetings
each evening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
King Solomon

Las sunday marked the compile
sion " 'he first week or Tho install
.afton foryiccs in honor ~ The pas
fee no Rev n Hilson l1c
services were In charge n tho Rev
= p Ford. general missionary. who
j. cached ~ both morning and c,e-
rrg scyyiccs
Tire afternoon prog saW VAS an-
Gs 'ho auspices OF he Mems club
wah Rober- llick president a.
master ~ ceremonies Tho Ecv
John r clay preached from the
iev' "Thc Sea r. his and he made
Mondav May o. will climax nc
services with hanqnot hoing nod
ar no rhurch 81 s nm
Beitv Smith is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Clinton Chapel

sunday School AZ Clinton Chap
2, met at $50 a NJ With Supi. j.
y Joins m in charge
At II am. very Interesting
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr..
Will ans.
H. The afternoon Al o'clock. tho
W,man's Home and Foreign Mis-
si1aarv society had Mr Cooper
preach for them.
At $40 pm. tho NCE society
met. with NJ Wilson presiding
me evening sermon was preach
cd by VI Martin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Second Baptist

Special Young People services
Will Doc held AZ Second Baptist
church SUNDAY Ma, PC
The Young Peoples Christian
Forum has arranged yerv int7r-
cs,ing and Inspiring program FOR
fheir Annual day
The regular morning service
will be conducted fn ine regular
order and Robert Rradby lr VIII
preach the message al the ngrl
service ~ 8 o'clock.
a special program arranged bs
The Young people viii he rendered
puhl-- Is ycrv ,uLIIIaLIv lnyllod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Goodwill Baptist

Rev Pcrdue pastor ~ nooan y
Baptist preached SUNDAY morr'rs
from 81 John HIS on ihe theme,
Prayer" At 40 pm the pas'or
spoke from the hook Of job on
Love
A May festival will be hcM from
MAY - 10 MAY 81 at the church.
The public Is invited.
Rev. 4. &. Porter. visiting pas
tor Of Louisiana preached an ~
spring sermon at Coodwi'l Rap
list church The Re, Mr. Porter
was in the city attending me AVE
conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
New Mt. Zion Baptist

The pastor preached fine SER
mon q he morning service az New
NJ Iion Baptist church last sun
day His text was taker from Mat
thew ri - There we're several Wis
iicrs present
Rev VI Peterson ~ Clark sdalc.
NJ $ was the guest speaker az
the New Grace Bapiis' church
Rev hlr Todd. president Of tho
state convention. Was the guest
speaker a The sunday night serv-
ICE
on MAY % AZ p m Rev s J.
Williams viii preach tho insfalla-
i'or sermor a. King Solomon
tru'ch The pphllc Il invited 20 ai-
fcNi the services
Mrs Mary r owens Is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Little Rock Baptist

AZ II ann Roy Il r 'raic pas
tor spoke io large congregation
from panicl 80 Mrs + Tate rcn-
dfrcd solo rwn were aided 70
To membership
r. 10 afternoon Ecv Tate and
hls crcgaiion woto cunsis AZ
fhe lnon Bapfisi church IN NJ
canon Michigan Rev Mr Ho'n
is pastor
Tho BNpl' il progressing unlor
fro direction ~ Mrs 6 Eohirsor
TIE Missionary circle wiz meet
~ the home ~ Mrs u Hooks lGi4
W's Mrs VI BALDWIN is rrcsi-
Don't
Mrs " n cou,n g ,hureb re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25


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o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GLIDING STAR CHAPTER no. ~ o. y. SSTATFD MEETING
1st Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy
Mairon- Mrs. Julia Morrell isl Hague. Tel IT. 2STii
Worthy Patron Mr. Richard White, Sss8 HaTlett Ave
BlIHSHfBi CHAPTER no. u. Y. s.-sTATED MEETING-lst
Friday. DEGREE WORk-srd Friday. Worthy Maron. Mrs.
Francis Higgins 1881 Hartford. Worthy Patron Mr.. " A.
Bristol. I9ii Jos. Campan. fIISroy iiss.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER No. 81 u. y. s-STATED MEETING
md Friday DEGREE WORK Friday. worthy Maron.
Mrs. Rosa Murphy gISl sherman FIiyroy hsi7 worthy
tron. Mr.. Haywood CAN'T. 500 Hartford. Tyler t-5556
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Safety After School

The long evenings OF early sprin2
aud summer AFFORD hazards 10
young children who are allowed 20
play in the strcet until dark. ac-
cordlng Ia Dr Joseph g. Molner.
director ~ school health service
Dr Molncr SAYS that ball game
hic,clcs. aud Other a,tiviiie. cer-
ried on by young children In the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Mt. ion Baptist

Services ifean ~ 81 am ~
NJ Zion BAPTIST chHrrh as sun.
DAY Mrs r. Moore moiher ~ Mrs
Robinson supe rin'endarf ~ Tho
Sunday school MAS 2 euesf
re- r.. " Wright pastor.
preached very sIoeshe sermon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

The First Baptist church choir
sang special music nj the scr,-
lees sunday during which time
the rally closed. Appearing in
the picture are the Rev. j. l..
Johnson. new pastor; Mrs.
Lula Hendley. president Of the
choir; Mrs. Cora l.. Oden. Wee;
Miss Frances Pickett. secre-
tary: sadie Jorden. treasurer;
Mrs. Margaret Bailey. assistant
secretary; Minnie Gorden. d.
rector; Charles Reed. business
manager. (Photo by Theus).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

from me text. "lf God be Cod
serve Him Mrs Robinson sang
a solo. six were added 10 mo
church. Music wae also rendered
hy The Mt Zion Twilight quartet
~ their program during the eve
ming service.
Florence Folks ia church re-
rcrfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
PASTOR FLACK
REPORTS ON
OUADRENNIAL
Missionary Gives
Informative Talk
On Africa

hdifcfs Ncts ~ These Littts N'-iis
70 Detruft thurcher are niade each
seek ~ ATTORNEY A.ffec -as-ey VII
a srecia representative 81 rne he
iroit Triolne In his articles Attor.
ney ass, gisec vivid. close up
ana informative account " the prog
res arc acnvifiea Of the ~ ifusl
churches visited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
NOTICE.!

The usual third Sunday con-
cert at ST. Matthews church.
will have 10 he postponed un-
III the fourth Sunday. Nav 26.
% Leroy Smith ard his orches-
ira are playing Al the ';egro ex-
position.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

r-- HARRY ADAMS 72as
Rarmf,she - II csnclrnan Onio
s-1 r' ~s'grr naf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

Where the Spirit Of the e
Lord is, there is Liberty
The Church of Our Father
(BaptsD
1a5S-62 MADISON IT,
Rev. +. Miles kalgler. Minister
sunday Services
9;30 A.M.-Blble School.
1850 A.M.-Worshlp and Gosp''
Preaching
$500 P.M.-B.Y.PI. and Llierafl
Program
s:i5 PM Worship and Gospe'
Preaching
'Tis the Old-Time Religion
Here. Come With Us.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
President Buries All
COP. Falsifications
Continued From Page u

Jersey.
1.-THE President looked over the
official dispatches, with the result
that he is seeing the Secretary Of
State at noon," Early said.
He was asked whether the dispat-
ches foreshadowed critical develop
ments in Europe.
"You would have to cast your eyes
both weys-right and left" he re-
piled obviously indicating that the
dispc tches had bearing on the Asia
tic situation as well as developments
in Europe.
It was believed Mr.. Roosevelt
would discuss with Hull intimations
from the Far East and Moscow on
the possibility of non-aggression
pact between Jpan and Russia, as
well as repercussions from Adolf
Hitler's conference with SPANS
Generalissimo Francisco Franco.
Early again insisted that the i'm
minent return to this country of
Joseph P. Kennedy, U. S. Ambas-
sador to Britain, is for consultation
rather than resignation.
$50 far as I know-and I think I
am fully informed-Kennedy is
coming home for consultation and
the President has emphasized the
difference between that and resigna-
tion," Early said.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-10-24
JAPAN IS LOSING
in CHINESE WAR

Chungking, Oct. 24.-(UP)-Jap-
ans autumn offensive in East China
has ended in failure with Japanese
troops suffering at least 10000 cas-
ualties in Chekiang, Anhwei and
Kiangsu provincial border districts
south of the Yangtze river, a Chin
eSe military spokesman said today.
1t was claimed also that despite
daily Japanese aerial bombardments
OF the reopened Burma road 200
Chinese trucks which made dash
from Lashio. Burma, had reached
Running, Yunnan province, Tues
day.
japanese aerial attacks have fail
ed to halt the flow of traffic over
the Burma road, the spokesman
said. No damage was suffered by
the trucks despite numerous air
raid alarms.