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Evening star., 1943-06-26
D. c. Women Christens
New Underseu Croft
BY the Associated Press.

soS the hSSoCldJeo freSS.
PORTSMOUTH, N. r., June 26.-
The submarine U. S. S. Sand Lance
slid down the ways at the Ports
mouth Navy Yard last night, the
eighth undersea craft to be launched
here this year.
The vessel was sponsored by Mrs
Albert G. Burrows of Washington
D. c., wife of 1t. Comdr. Albert c.
Burrows. The maid of honor was
Miss Joan Ashley of Los Angeles
Calf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Daily Quiizzes
Knowledge Test
BY DIR. sABINA II. CONNOLLY

was he: (a) Austrian COM
poser of Figaro" (b) Amer
lean frontiersman who explored
Kentucky; (c) English origina-
tor of modern shorthand writ
lngS?
> What color is it: ta) Cinnebar;
(b) rosin; (c) topaz?
3-What is its use: (a) Boom
erang; Cb) tourniquet; (c)
chronometer?
4-Who was the queen: (a) That
allowed herself TO be bitten by
an asp; tb) that was executed
by order of her cousin; (c) that
financed Columbus voyage?
ANSWER YES or NO: (a) Does
brine taste Saltish; (b) does an
- altimeter record temperature;
SCI does a calorie measure
heat?
it: (D Shield of
David; (b) tokay; (c) griffin.
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Pitfalls Of Love By Adele Garrison

this hour I'll he i'm this office.
See that you have the infOrma-
ton want at your finger tips
then-Or else.
"She then left quickly, and l
started Immediately on my quest
for Katharine"
L found Katharine sitting
tenScly in the easy chair, and
noted how excitement had en-
HANGED the delicate beauty which
she has kept even into middle age.
No wonder Hal Meredith had
loved her all the years, l thought.
"WclI?" she said with an up
ward infection.
HE has a strange and evil
story TO tell you" / said. MEAN
time. l have been able 10
straighten him out on certain
misconceptions he had as to
Jack. 1 do not think you need
fear to see him, Katharine. l
think he il accepting his fate"
Her eyes were suddenly soft
and misty.
Dear Hal" she said. mo
woman ever had truer lover, n
more faithful friend"
II think II might comfort him
10 hear that from your own
lips" j said. Suppose YOU 60 i'm
now and tell him l said he was
to tell you his story himself. I
will stay in here until you call
me-"
Katharine's eyes mirrore d
and she shrank
back as her hand went out in
protest.
"Oh, I rant do that" she said.
you must 20 In with me-"
But / felt the. limits of the calls
Of friendship had been reached,
and had no inclination 20 make a
third at this fateful Interview.
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

81 waited quietly for second,
then said with apparent resigna-
ton, but revolving dozen
schemes for foillng her. All
right, you win. What do YOU
WANT
"She lowered the revolver
then and put IL away.
al know a man of mis- word II
see one she said. Too bad
you're carrying the torch for
that milk-and-water- Katharine.
might fancy YOU myself
II do not know how kept
myself from striking her" Hal
went on, "but the thought that
IL might mean the crucifiXion Of
Katharine In the newspapers
held me back.
WANTS INFORMATION
"'Get on with what YOU want
i said. as steadily as | could.
"'Not money she said To my
surprise. I'm not that variety
Of biackmailer. But want
some information. and I'm going
TO get it.
Katharine Beckett knows
where her husband can be
found she went on. I've been
prevented from seeing her. but
there's no ban on you; never has
been that I can find out she
finished with an insulting leer,
so you're going 10 go 10 her, get
that information and bring II
back 10 me-
"'And IL I don't. i said.
"'Suit yourself. she said care
lessly. If you don't, the news
papers are going To carry the
story of Jack Beckett suing his
wife for divorce and naming YOU
a. correspondent. He did that
the first thing after he got back
TO this country"
"'None of that staIling,'" she
said. Three days from now at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Quick Questions

Compared TO an automobile,
how much gasoline does a four
englned bomber use in an hour =?
2--How many republics are there
in the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics
3-This country'S role in the
around the clock" aerial bonn
bardment of Europe is under
the supervision of Mai. Gen.
Ira G. -. Gill in the blank
4-What popular songs title men,
tons a flower j. times?
5-What is extracted from a col
liery?
6-What is the worlds largest
island?
True or false: All pearls come
from the sea?
ANSWERS on opposite page)
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-08
ADVERTISEMENT BY BENpM AVALON CORPORATION

THAT NIGHT, SILENT AND SWIFT
CAPTAIN BEN DIX AND YOUNG TEX evAoE THE
JAP sENTREs AND CLIMB ABOARD The JAP
CAPTURED 1tuNTtEs5 At THE TOUCH OF A SWITCH
TIE AIRCRAFT STARTER WrALlzes TIE ENGINE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
$ CANDIDATES
AWAIT FATES IN
FORD ELECTION

, ,''s-elght candidates have ac-
s ..'', nomination in the annual
~ mon OF Ford Local GOO officers.
~ stone, chairman OF the cleo
A a''"'nil'lee. announced Monday
s,a ~e voting began. The various
units viii vote until March
80. oOo'hs in the new Local 600
Uua''ers' iOS50 Dix at Ferney.
,, s''sn Officers ara to be elected.
.,,,.u'' vice president. recording
,.,' e'1ry' financial secretary. SER
''a' trustee. e''' an" 'n'ee-
i, ~. '., ballot boxes shall he Ken,
,Ios Icy AZ the local until ALI cleo
rps,a' a,e completed. they will no
and o,, oy the election committee
Purpose S CHOSEN for that
sund,na vii be conducted by
dsys ds.s WIN certain day or
unas. ny penulFg oil the size OF the
pr p, 'or each building.
nat IN urn Paul Ste Marie said
receive. 'sces where no candidate
mo on a majority, a runon for
no Lean WI be held between the
"uhF Candid.t.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
The 18th Confab
For Older Boys And
Girls Opens Friday

Approximately 200 older
bows and girls are expected TO
be on hand FRIDAY morning.
March ~ when their eleventh
annual conference gets under
way a. the s.. Antoine NNCA
The opening address viii be-
delivered ny the Rev Robert
Bradhv Jr.
Other conference speakers
viii be Dr. Claiming II To-
bias. The Rex. Henderson la
Wis. Dr. Isaac Franck. Father
Malcolm G.. Dade. Discussion
groups Will he led nv Chief
Petty Officer Smith. the Rev
Charles Hill. Or. Beatrice
kcmmer. Dr.. J j. McClcnion.
Mrs Haley He'll Raymond
Hatcher. Ernest Marchall
Gloster Current Hertha Priest
I.lovd Golfer and Horace Brad
field
In addition 20 mealtime fun.
delegate will enjoy splash
party. basketball game and
several social hours
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Worker Charged
With Causing
.DissentiOn
She Thought 1t
Only Right To
Be Friendly

Mrs. Edna Glassgold. white, re-
siding at 4732 Third street. IS
year-old Ford employee. was fred
from her Job Wednesday morning
at s o'clock. after completing her
work on the midnight shift, for all
legedly creating racial disscnfion
between white and colored We .
sls. II Is further rcrof 81 taat ~,
Cooper. chairman OF the motto
building in which Mrs. Glassgold
worked. brought pressure TO bear
and had her reinstated AZ 10
O'Clock the same morning. pending
trial by the UAW-CIO union Mt S
o'clock Thursday morning.
The charges against Mrs. Glass
eold were brought about by build
ing committeeman on the midnight
shift. Four white and two colored
girls employed at the Ford plant
are said 10 have testified against
the accused woman. In making
their charges. the six women told
union officials that they represented
The 80 women employees on the
midnight shift in the motor divi-
sion in asking that Mrs. Glassgold
be dismissed for causing disseniion
between The white and colored
workers.
when interviewed by the Tribune
Wednesday. Mrs. Glassgold stated
that the charges were absurd. that
she had not done anything to stir
up disharmony among the workers
and that she believed the accuu-
salons would be proved false at
the trial.
Mrs. Glassgold further said:
In the upper dining room where
the women eat. often observed
the colored girls were seated on
TO themselves on one side Of the
table and occasionally I went over
and spoke to them as friendly
gesture.
II also spoke 10 one or two OF
the white girls aud asked them II
CONTINUED on mage ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Detroiters To Hear
Miss Jane Hunter

Miss Jane Hunter. founder Of
the PHYLLIS Wheatley association in
Cleveland. Ohio. and author Of "a
Nickel and Prayer" will be The
guest speaker for the Detroit Asso-
citation of women's clubs at a
meeting sunday. March 81. at $50
nm. The meeting will take place al
The organization club house at
Brush and Ferry.
Mrs. Rosa Grage, president Of the
Detroit Association OF clubs states
that because OF Miss Hunters out
standing achievements In the field
OF social service, the association
feels honored in bringing her 10
Detroit 10 participate in the clos
ing program Of It's victory drive
Mrs. Carrie Priest is chairman OF
the victory drive: Mrs. Carlton
Gaines. co-chairman. and Mrs.
Madeline Mott. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Greenfield Restaurant
Manager Arrested For
Refusing Soldiers Service

Warrants were requested Tues
dav hy WAYNE County Prosecutor
William r.. bowling against the
Greenfield restaurant. 1881 Wood
ward. for violation Of the Digs
civil Rights Law. after three Ne
gro sailors had been refused
service in the restaurant Sunday
morning.
Ole Berry. a.. 1851 Woodward.
manager OF the restaurant. and
Ben Cascadden. a.. IS W. Al
exandrine. an employee. were ar
rested nv Detective John Crone-
wett OF the 18th precinct and
taken before Judge Joseph A..
ellis in Recorders Court Tues
dav morning.
Both men plead not guilty and
requested jury trial. Judge Gil
lia released the two defendants
o. personal bonds aud set the
trial date for March 20.
The complaint against the
Greenfield restaurant was signed
by Burnie Peacock. who made the
charges after he and his TWO COM
panlons. Melvin Phillips and Gar
land Fleming. ell three sailors
stationed at the Crosse lie Naval
base. had been told By one OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
DEGGS BILL MAKING
DISCRIMINATION A
CRIME PASSES SENATE

senate Bn 40. go which for
bids lob discrimination in industry
on accoNnt of an applicants race,
color. sex or naiiona. origin. pass
Oh tie Michigan Stale Senate Mon
day night hy an aunanmous vote Of
90 90
The biz Was immediately sent 10
the House OF representatives for
action ON Tuesday
This very important piece Of
legislation VAS written and intro
duced bv state senator Chagles {.
Digs OF Detroit senator Muir De-
foe lRl Joined senator Digs ID
in sponsoring The measure.
Scuaior Digs promised The De-
trot Tribune that he would present
such = bill following tho puhlica-
ton Of a series Of articles on this
type Of legislation passed IN two
eastern and one western state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
FIFTY SIGN
TO DISCHARGE
POLL TAX BILL

WASHINGTON The 100 dele
gates representing labor. Negro.
church. civil rights and womon's
organizations 10 the two-dav SEES
sion last Tuesday and Wednes-
dav called nv the National tom
miitce io Abolish the Poll Tax.
sunk their teeth into the core OF
the fight 10 give 10 million peo-
ne the vote in seven remaining
poll tax states. and came out 81
the FIRST real skirmish slightly
ahead.
The FIRST figures released on
the progress OF toe position TO
Discharge the house Judiciary
committee frmm further consider
alton OF H.R. :. a coalition bill
being pushed by seven congress
zen. were announced Wednesday
night following compilation OF
reports OF delegations 20 the
House office building
Jennings Perry. editor ot the
Continued on page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
White Woman
Didn't Want To
Stand By M
Says Brutality
Follows Paying OF
Tax To Uncle Sam

The Trial ~ Nr~ Lillian Har-
us 30 = Forest, apt on dis
t'ibing The peace charges were
rastponed Tlesdav ~ Judge John
Brennan iu Recorders court
un'il march 70 70 give both the
ceferse and proseruthn time 10
round w Witnesses
Mrs lisr 'ae Young We -
Fora worker stated ;hai on
Marsh ~ 500 Was stsnlre i ir
~ The rcdcrsl halidinr Whiting
n nav her income TAX whom
ladv IN front II her oompiained
thar she could moi stand \ y
md renucStoi bar shc cot in an
ether lins Mrs HARRIS said that
she 'oid 'he woman % rei in The
c'her l'ne herself TIE woman
lett ana ftgrnel Win rolice
office Who was ia cr Identified
pairolman Frances Keunedv.
Badge So GosG % tho APP WHO
rferea Ms Harris OFT O. Tho
iire Tho patfolman tod Mrs
lialrs 'hat TIE woman SAID mat
size WAS oll wing her Mrs Har-
MS denied 'h's and said tga' >hs
ctAldrf heir hn' follow he
woman wh'c standing r'ch be-
n1 her in line
When Mrs liarris stated that
no woman rallo, h,r ~ Pa
froiman Kennedy is said 20 have
'old Mrs Harris "lou are
- - aren't Won lic then vent
fo' helm after she refused 20 ret
tnt ~ Jane Jast a. sire paid her
TAX tho offhcr returned and drag
red The flsh'ing " man down NO
Fights Of s',rs ~ 'hc hnildine N
scOut car IIef roa' dress and
beo,s We're 'orn snd Mrs Harris
received body and le1 bruises.
9ar officers also tssf her when
he co' nio 'he scout car he
said
A. tho ars- hearing before
Judge brennan on Ne,h H. ne
ease was pr over to ihs le and
arain put OVER 1uc~las hccauss
Witnesses to DO incident did not
arrcar
Tho Legal Roaro~- COMMITTEES
~ ihe NAACr Nrdsf The direction
- AT, Willis " cfaNcs is IN
restigatne iae police brutality
charges
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Detroit Sergeant
Shot by Party-Goer

Sgt william DAVIS, ~ this ciiv.
who was visiting here on a fur
Tough. Nas shot by Woman Mon
day night az about l. 80 during
parry az an apartment AZ Forest
and 81 Antoine. lie was shot
through the abdomen. the bullet
lodging in his right arm.
The wounded soldier was sent t.
Edylh X. Thomas hospital by
city physician. where he received
treatment shortly after The shoot.
ing.
Military rolice from 1T. Wayne
came 10 Detroit at one O'Clock
Tuesday and took Davis TO r.
Wayne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
DR.. Martin, Father Of
Detroit Editor, Dies

Dr. Louis r. Martin. father Of
Editor Louis +. Martin Of The Mich
igan Chronicle. died last Saturday
morning IN savannah. Ca, after a
LONG Illness Dr Martin. who vas
50 years Of age. was born IN San
tiago. Cuba: came 10 the United
states At the age Of is. and recei,
ed his literary and medical Train
ing At the University OF Californis.
lie vas veteran member Of ma
iional. state and local medicais so
cietics.
Dr. Martin had practised In Sa-
,annah for the past 25 years. lie
is survived nv his widow. Mrs. VIII
Ia Martin three daughters, one son
and four grandchildren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
MEMORIAL
DINNER FOR
DR.. CARVER

A George washington Carver
memorial dinner and intfrracial
fellowship Is being sponsored un,
der the auspices OF the Intcrraclal
Fellowship OF the Detroit Council
OF churches. Tuesday evening
March %. az $50 o'clock AT Cen
tral Methodist church In this city
Or. Howard Thurman. the speaker
OF the occasion. will speak on the
theme. "Interracial Trends As Seen
from Washington
II IL announced that plan Will
be presented for creating a living
memorial TO Dr. Carver in Detroit
and throughout the nation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Clio Raps Willow
Run Discrimination

George F. Adde's. International
secretary-treasure OF the JAW
ClO. today condemned the Fed
eral Public Housing authority for
their refusal TO accommodate Ne
gro workers In the Willow Run
Housing project. stating that III
was rctarding the war effort and
violating the Constitution nv dis
eliminating against race color and
creed"
w Place To Lay Head
In commenting on the effect on
The war effort. Adde's said. Id
Dor shortage and absenteeism has
been given as one OF the chief
reasons for slowness in reaching
full production schedules at the
Bomber plant. Yet. the latest
check shows that over 1900 beds
IN close proximity 10 the plant
are available for occupancy. but
a Negro worker can't find place
10 sleep. Such an attitude on the
part OF Government lowers the
morale OF the Negro people and
makes them wonder whether son'
departments OF Government are
actually intent upon building up
10 maximum production
Briefly touching on the part the
Negroes are playing in the war
effort. Adde's said. over 100000
of this race are In the Armed
services and already more than
10000 have gone overseas TO
fight for democracy and freedom.
Here at home the Negroes are
working in the shop. building the
weapons OF war. and Mt time
when the utmost unity OF all
American people Is essential the
Government does something that
cannot help but create disunity'
built ON Public Funds
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
WOMAN TAXPAYER
AIKEN FROM line.
Beaten BY POLICE
RAID NETS
TICKETS, CARS
AND FOLKS

One OF the five persons seized
In vice squad raid on two AL
legged policy houses last Friday
Was Mrs. Laura Davis. OF s74G
JAY street Because Mrs. Davis
vas already on probation from
another gambling charge before
Judge Donald NanZile in January.
she was held under bond Of
$4,000 Saturday bv Recorders
Judge Christopher r. Stein.
Bonds OF $1,000 were placed on
Girls Bdcus. "a W Columbia: his
blo,hor James OF $50 Monroe:
simon Laris. $50 Stimson and
antonio Mute Of the same adj
Licss.
Nearly 5000 munal tickets and
+, . -sonohJes were connscated.
Arcordinh 10 Inspector Law rene G.
the Two houses. sold an average
CT 1000 tickets tickets day. and
bad a daily intake OF 5000.
Those arrested we're held on
suspicion OF conspiring 10 violate
tho gambling laws.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

NAACP conferences Win the
Governor Of Michigan, UAW-CIO
and church leaders were the
plans OF the week for continu-
ancc OF the fight for mixed oc-
cupancy of Willow Lodge.
Last week stated DR. J. J.
McClcndon. we maintained a
picket line around the offices Of
The fPilA for The purpose OF
painting out the erieyous wrong
done LOYAL group OF American
citizens
congfesnlan George G.. Sadow-
M. nrst district Michigan. join
ed other Michigan congressman
aud senator's who are favorable
TO mixed occupancy OF the viii
low Lodge Housing project by
requesting FPHA 10 rescind its
decision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

the defendants that they could
not be served because the white
patrons might object. when they
were standing In line sunday
morning at an.
Whites Say ~r0o Bad
The trio said that several white
patrons left the restaurant In
protest when they were refused
service with the remark that II
was too bad that "the boys were
r,sking their lives for democracy
end we're being refused food be-
cause Of their color" The man
Confined on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20

Mlheas, training center. who flew
|kgs to make The presentation at
ceremony which massed squa-
|irn Of enlisted men. aviation ca
lrs and tactical ofiicers.
| ST. freeman. at me time OF the
iHfue. was on leave 10 attend the
Funeral OF his grandmother at his
in4 in Flint, Mich. and was re-
Erng from The funeral when
|hcuis for help called him TO the
hnss Of the frozen Flint river and
10 he rescue 81 The clcht-year-old
|s.fe child. Wilbur Wheatlcy.
Tie citation read here by IT.
Men B. Scott acting adutant at
|ts p'esen'allon. revealed that
'As child had disappeared through
ne lce on which he had been walk
lig about loo fcft from short.
Dive Into Mater
Attracted by TIE frantic cries
III help hs those vhn had witness
n'Ae accident. Sgt Freeman. with
'v'r disreeafd o. t's personal
ni'ly immediately ohialned a rope
Ron a truck parked ia The vicinity
=, lied the rope around his waist
'la SID down the hlll to the riv-
eis edge and onto The ice whore
'le ehlld had entered the water.
Leaving the Other end Of the
rye 10 he hands OF men standing
"a SAFE Ice, be dl,cd into the cold
1a'r OF the river three times and.
van great dinicrliy. succeeded In
s,llslng the child 20 The surface.
n' yea NE rome around the child's
s'N and pushed him from the
''''r onto the ice"
w "n'n those on the bank we're un-
I've 10 pull both Freeman and the
s.sAs wealley TO shore. he aban-
! .sI'u 'ne rope and allowed the boy
70 Be pulled to safety first.
,.' "al'e The child was revived by
' '.lacal respiration. Freeman. un-
''1''o' slipped away 10 a nearby
V'nilnued on page %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
YALE GRANTS HARRY
ROBERTS HIGH DEGREE

NEW HAVEN. Conn AMP
The name or Harry W Roberts.
head ~ the social science depart
pent al Virginia State college,
appears In the graduate school
reports OF Yale university here as
the recipient OF a doctor OF phi
losophy degree. Or. Roberts. who
did his Undergraduate work al
Wherefore and Yale Divinity
school. wrote his dissertation on
The Life and Labor OF Rural Ne
groes In Virginia"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Postpone Inquest On
Death OF Scrap Picker

Because OF the illness OF Or. Al
bert Hughes. Wayne County coro-
ner. the inquest into the shooting
and death Of Augustus 7. Miller.
%. scrap metal picker. by Charles
S. Matthews. 80. a plant protection
policeman has been postponed.
Matthews Is free on bond.
There Is a possibility that mill
tary authorities might take a hand
in the case since all guards as
signed TO plants during defense
work come under 'he jurisdiction
of the army anthorilles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
NAACP's Leslie Perry
Speaker Here Sunday

Leslie Perry. Of the Washington
Bureau NAACP. Will address the
monthly meeting Of the association
Sunday. March 81 al $3.50 pm. at
81. stephens AME church. stan
ford and Cobb. Much interest has
been shown In the meeting because
Of the NAACP nght for housing A.
Willow Run and Detroit DR.. Nc
Clendon will preside
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Postwar Council To
Present Speaker Here

The Detroit chapter OF The POST
War world council will present
Roger Baldwin. executive secretary
OF American Civil Liberties union.
a. speaker al a mass meeting az
shiloh Baptist church here. Thurs
day evening. March %. Mr.. BALD
win viii discuss The Negro and
civil Rights" The public II cor
daily invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
Observe Health Drive

National Negro Health Week
campaign will be observed this
year from April 10 II. Spon-
sors have adopted for this years
slogan. Health On the Home
Front Victory On The War
Front"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-20
CALVARY
TO BURN
MORTGAGE

Sunday. March q, 1913. will
mark high day in the history
OF the Calvary Baptist church.
~ which the Rev James Henry
Mastin. DID. Tn d.. Is the pas
ter. for on that day "A giant cele-
bratIon I'm connection with the
burning OF the mortgage on the
churchs $i0O.0O00O building at
1880 Jos Campau will take place.
An elaborate program has been
arranged. and invitations 10
churches OF all denominations
throughout the city. with their
pastors, and friends In all walks
of life. have gone forth. The
membership is looking forth In
eager anticipation TO this history
making occasion.
Grew From Store Front
The Galway Baptist church was
founded by the minister who Is
stlll It's pastor. II was formerly
organized on Sept 20. 1919. and
had its beginning In a store
front" located at COG ST. Antoine
street. with a total membership
OF three. Since that time many
institutions 81 every character
have come and gone: commerclai
businesses az great magnitude
sprung M. thriSed for some du.,
ratlors, and have persisted ana
become forgotten. Indeed the dis
astrous panic which set In short
" after tho organization OF TINS
church played havoc with any
number OF institutions Net ,al-
vary. with only this humble he,
ginning TO boost its existence ana
with the necessity OF looking 10
humble folk OF the commonwealth
for It's sustenance. has forgeu
steadily on until today II stands
there at the corner OF clinton
street and DOS. Campau avenue
an n living monument TO the gen
lus Of the man who caused II 10
be brought into being.
Politically Minded
a. NnYn0n0