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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Bishop Babsr Speaks
Al Ebenezer Church

e.,,dav morning al Ebeneer
.xF Church. the pulpit was
Anal;ed bv the Rt. Rev. George
~ IRaber. bishop OF the Fourth
rn,scopal District and former
p' An OVERLOOKING congregation
.oard = "spirit-lifting" message
nbont the everyday problems OF
lie and the essential remedy
- withstand them.
:" bishop Baber preached on the
,bsme The Likes Of Life's Ex-
periences.
1.-THE human race cannot meas
~. up TO the high standard OF
~, Ten commandments" the
2, Rev Baber said.
when we become disappoint-
- and discouraged in life" said
p,.hop Baber. There isn't much
III Of us when the spirit IS
broken.
America has broken the spirit
- Inc Negro for years." Bishop
psber declared. In his closing
marks he assured his congre-
e.non that God has the remedy
81, an OF our problems: there
no law against love. but man
H.. MANY laws 10 defend him
,rlf against hate
~We cannot get around the
,sdencnt of God in life: we
MI must be punished. but amid
eur CRIES. opportunities come
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Union District
Sunday School
BY JOHN r. WADE

Mrs. Emma Walker. youth
leader OF the Morning Star Bap-
fist OF Mt. Clemens. Mich,
thrilled the key workers meeting
last Saturday in observation Civ
en- with reference to our Cor
gress outing which will be this
Saturday. So the plans are al
made for bus ride leaving the
afternoon session of the Youth
Congress at Mt. Zion Baptl,
l448 Sherman, al three O'Clock D.
M. Stopping al Mt. Clemens Pa X
for . two hour picnic. closin
out at the church around SIX
Then back to Detroit.
Before you read this column
the Congress will be IN session
Delegates from the followin
churches are expected TO take
part: New Liberty. New Salcn.
New Zion. Ne" Home New
Jerusalem. New Galilec. New ST
Mathews. True Light. Sun Light.
Providence. Universal. Mercy
Seat. Beulah. St John. Morning
Star. Union. White Stone. ST.
Mark. ST. Peters. Smith Creek.
Evergreen. Johnsons Chapel
Macedonia Liberty. Morning
Star. Mt. Clemens.
Glasses in Leadership Training
will be IN session each day. and
at night for those who cannot
attend in the dav.
Director General Belser. Field
Rep. Ross. and Vice President
Ashmon together with the fine
key workers are sparing no pains
in making this our greatest ses-
sion Each session is expected
10 be largely attended. Read this
paper next week 10 know the
highllghts OF this great congress
session.
These twenty seven pastors.
Including the host church. Mi.
Zion. and Moderator Wright are
planning great session
For news about The churchO
In the Union District please cot
il 10 John r. Wade each week
by SATURDAY.. Wlt,e han "a
Antietam or call President Hut
chins, 10 7-4787
Read this paper n YOU cant
get boy. call us
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
By BoBBlE BLAcKMoN

No person whether young OF
old. rich or poor. that has Gods
abiding love within. can't hello
but appreciate music. II has
Gained MANY raging temper
caused burdened hearts TO feel
glad. and sent the weary on their
way rejoicing
From our Young Peoples cor
rel this week we have BIT Of
news as given by Little Beulah
Morten, one OF the assistant pi-
snists OF the Union and pianist
OF the Young Peoples Dept
Saws Beulah: The Young Peo-
pie are out on the front line.
They hsve recently elected Msa
Thelms J MURRAY as president.
Miss MURRAY has a wealth ~
experience in dealing with young
PEOPLE. having been trained al
the National Baptist Missionary
Training School. Nashville. Tenn.
And in the city she has done
> fine job IN handling YOUNG
people in the Missionary Won K
and B. r. L Already she has
many plans to put over fine
job. One OF the first big affairs
Is Father and Son banquet. All
the young people are wholly be.
hind this dynamic leader
The Hutchins' Little HummIne
Birds really were humming al
the inspirational meeting al First
Baptist Church OF Hamtramck
Sunday.
Now for our Senior Dept
God has wonderfully blessed US
on our prayer requests. Brother
Stroller is coming nicely Mrs.
Gordon has returned home from
the hospital and Mrs Susie
Demmings is much improved
President Hutchins is saving "a
each OF MS, pray on. God never
fails
Do you need PRAYER Our
Pi aver League stands ever ready
10 pray for you and you.
Eighteen persons joined our
Prayer League al our inspira.
tonal meeting at First Baptist
Church Of Hamtramck More than
220 persons are now on our
PRAYER list all over this contry
You. too, can join II costs vOu
nothing. our goal is 500, NV my.
nv. 500 on their knees al the
same hour wherever YOU are.
Rev. Jack Lawson preached
out Of his soul and God did bless
Pastor Woods was highly IN
spired and very much pleased
also his congregation. Mrs. Beu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Gospel Singers Of
The Choral Union

lah Morten and daughter were
guests at the Fevs Memorial
CME Church Sunday morning.
They enloyed a fine sermon by
tho pastor.
The Altar Five Of River Rouge
became a member Of the Union
Wednesday night This group
viii appear in a program al the
Church Of God IN Christ II DOS
sible hear them They are fine
group Of singers. We are happy
10 have them in our work
The Blue Ribbon Club Is spon
soring Mrs, Ruth Sprages. so
rrano, in = recital SUNDAY, Ma,
% $50 p m AZ the Church ~
Christ Vinewood and Kirby TIL,
promises to be a good affair
Plan 10 attend Come on, Wednes
GAY night and help 10 make plan:
for our California trip.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
MARK hlv

Come We after me. and vill
make you Va become fishers oil
men
Conversion is most wonderful
~ displayed when II leads con-
Ncfts 10 seek the conversion OF
oihcrs wc most truly follow
Christ when we become fishers
OF men
Ii shall endeaNor 10 treat this
beautiful text OF sCflpiugc win
three applications ~ me most
respective way
I--Somsthing for Ut To Do
tcoms Ys after me-
Most people Of today think
that afflliatlne one rli wiin a
chs-ch group OF attending chufch
meetings regularly an belonging
10 some OF It's auAiharcs val
entitle them 10 wes the name
Christian
The word Chrsiien means
Christ-llke. II We vlll be IKE
Christ We must obey by enminE
l8. these two young brothers
quit what they were dong ina
thev might follow CHRIST To-day
We must quit or repent oi oul
activities also 10 be q Christian
For Jesus said YOU cannot %
my disciple unless you do So
Noticing the next verse "
after him
Luke 1927.
Jesus Christ also tell, uS 'h"'
relatives and even oV o'' = nv
are not be to consldcrcd before
following Him luke l4..bl II
necessary TO take inventory OF
ourselves TO see whether we ave
willing to be a Christian.
Even as the Lord gave exam
nle Of man counting cost OF Z
tower 10 Sec II he will be aolt
10 build il and the KING hrs
figuring II he is strong enough
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Henry Jones
Passed At So
PONTIAC. Mich.

PONTIAC. Mich.
sMr Henry Jones. age 81.
passed away in local hospital
Thursday. May 5. following an
illness of two months.
MI, Jones was born in Vicks-
burg. Miss. MAY 10, 1886. He
has been RESIDENT Of Pontiac
for the past 80 wears. He was
member of the Trinity Baptist
Church where he served as SUI
perlntendent OF the Sunday school
for % years. and a member OF
the senior choir.
Mr. Jones was employed last
OF the G. NJ c Truck and Coach
Division.
Beside his widow. Mrs. Olivia
Jones. he is survived by three
daughters. Mrs Malnda Bloods.
worth. Mrs. Anna Murrv. and
Mrs. Edith Gamble all of Pom
tiac; five sons. Henry Jones Jr..
Of New York City. Thaddeus.
Paul. Thomas and Elvin RAY OF
Pontiac. a sister. Mrs Lula Link
Of Gary Ind. two brothers. Jo-
soph and William Jones OF Pom
tiac.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

soul and Body VIII be the
subject OF the Lesson Sermon
in all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sun
day Nav %
The Golden Text Matthew
5:22i is The light of the BODY
is ihc eve il therefore thine eve
be single. thy whole body shall
be full Of light
Among the Bible citations IS
this passage Jeremiah 1919:
Heal me. o Lord. and shall
b. healed. save me and shall
ne saved for thou art nv
Lraise
Correlaiive passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Kew 20 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy, include the follow
ing 70. 1851 Like the great
Exemplar the healer should
speak TO disease As one having
authority over it. leaving Soul
to master the false evidences Of
the corporal senses and 10 as
Scrt rs claims over mortality
snd disease"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

The Hottest aspiration OF the
Christian soul is 10 catch men
for Christ Apostle Paul said
that his prayer to God was that
men might be saved. Romans
1911. After Philip found Christ
he brought his own brother. Ma
thsniel to him. So will every
Christian be up and doing. trying
70 bring someone 10 the Lord
To fish for men. we should
possess good qualities as intelli-
gencc. Matthew 1915. Watchful-
ness. ii Timothy as: Perse-
verance. self denial boldness
Matthew 1929; Diligence. ii
Timothy Az
A good fisherman is success
ful He is no fisher who never
catches anything
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
St. Paul To
Hear Bishop
John Martin

Bishop John W Martin OF the
Third Episcopal District of the
AME Zion Church will be the
guest speaker al st Paul AME
church Sunday May % at II o.
clock am. Sunday is Mems Day
at ST Paul
At O'Clock in the afternoon.
musical program with male Choir
al groups from the following
churches will participate
Russell Baptist. Church OF Our
Faith. Peoples Baptist l. Gibbs
and A Hilton, chairman of the
publicity committee announce
that the public is invited TO at
tend the above Services as well as
the 1880 pm services. AZ which
time a guest speaker Will talk
The Rev W. A. Hillard is pastor
OF ST Paul.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Obituaries

I-Ahe Bell Henderson age -
az 81 Buckley street, SW.. passed
away unexpectedly early FRIDAY
morning Surviving are the faith
c,. MilaS Maze of Grand Rapids,
The mother. Mrs. Jennie Maze
Of Cedar Bluff. Miss: three Sis
ters Mrs Lottie Mosley Mrs
Aicria Moslev and Miss ArledIa
Maze. all Of Grand Rapids. five
brothers. SllaS Maze Jr. ESmond.
Freddie. Roosevelt and James
Leo all of Grand Rapids two
nieces. six nephews, four unclcs.
nine auntS. great grandmother
and several cousins.
Funeral services was he'd
Tuesday afternoon al D. ~.
AZ the New Hope Baptist Church
Interment in Greenwood Gene
terry. Arrangements by Brown
Funeral Home
Rose Elizabeth Watts. age =
n 333 Grandville ave. SW. was
killed Sunday evening at South
haven. Mich. in an automobile
accident on her way TO Chicago.
Surviving area two sisters Mrs.
Lillian Jones Of Chicago. and
Miss Terry Suges Of Grand Rap
IDS. two uncIes. one aunt. one
niece one nephew and several
cousins.
The body was moved 10 Brown
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Wayne U. Students
Operate Crowieys

Wsyne universitys School Of
Business Administration sent SO
Of its best students to take over
the executive posts OF Crowley
Miners big Detroit store on
Wednesday. MAY l8
Walter c. Foley, Dean Of the
School. and Crowley officials say
the project will reveal potential
executive personnel for the down
town company and also give top
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
St. Cyprian Club
Sets Breakfast


The Mems Club OF ST Cvp-
mans Episcopal Church, 18th at
Milford is sponsoring an inter-
cultural breakfast on Sunday
Nav q AZ 500 q. nj. The guest
,ueaker will be- Mr.. George
sche mer. director OF the Detroit
Ira.t'-s Ia; Committee
n The Mems Club feel that this
program will mean much. not
chi, 10 81. Cypuans Church
and the community. but il will
mean much 10 the entire CITY.
Therefore VIC arc inviting the
ren from all over the city 10
attend vi, meeting along with
IRE newspapers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Tartar Timetable

Friday. MAY 20. Southwestern
Michigan, Kalamazoo. Mich
Friday. Nav 20. tennis-Central
Michigan. Detroit.
Friday. May 20. track-Coii.
scum Relays, Los Angeles. Calf
Saturday. Nav 2l tennis
Bowling Green. Detroit
Saturday. MAY 81. golf Illinois
Tech and Chi. Chicago (Tril.
SATURDAY., MAY 81. baseball
Central Michigan. Mt Pleasant,
Mich
SATURDAY.. MAY 81 track Mo-
desto RELAYS. Modesto. Calf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

students the chance 10 observe the
function OF a modern retail store.
as men students and 40 women
students will be selected by the
school.
The entire project is known as
Wayne University Day at Crow
ley's and will include actual exc
cutive work. dinner. advertising
and student ratings and reports.
The students worked with exc
cutives 10 which they were as
signed. arriving at 8:45 a. m. and
leaving at $50 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

because there's no dead end in
dealing with God"
Music In songs was furnished
by Bethany Chorus. the Young
Peoples Choir and Young Adult
Chorus. The guest soloist was
Brother Simmons. Instrumental
music by the Ebenezer Commun-
ity Band
Sunday. MAY %. at 730 .. m,
DR. Archibald Carey OF Chicae >.
will preach
Isaac Jones, church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Pastors Aide Union
Observes 10th Year

The Pastor Aide Union held
us regular meeting Al the True
Light Baptist Church on Mack
avenue las, week The Rev J u
johnson is pastor Of True Light
The Rex Mr.. Glenn of the Nav
Flower Baptist Church delivered
tho sermon The Nav Flower
Choir rendered music for the
occasion
The Pastors Aide Union held
rs 10th anniversary al the West
SIDE Central Baptist Church on
MAY L. The Rev NJ NJ Dsae s
pastor 81 Central Baptist The
Rev NJ p Henderson Of ST,
Johnson Baptist Church also
spoke.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Bishop N artin Guest
At Blackwell Temple

Bishop John w Martin. pre-
late Of the third Episcopal Dis
irict OF the AMF Zion Church
viii be CUES, speaker al Black
wen Temple AME Zion Church.
Msv %. al 80 . m The Rev
Neoml W Meadows. pastor IN
v,tes the public 70 attend Ruth
Askens is church cicfx
The Rev Selma Leckett viii
BE- guest speaker A. Blackwell
Temple AME Church Nae 90 Il
was announced bv MIS- Nancv
Fletcher chairman 4 musical
VIII be presented ~ 3 80 . N
The church IS Zoe 'eI ~ APT
Beaubien the plN is invited
Mrs Lillian RIA ec co-chair-
man Of the program stated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Acquitted

NEW YORK NNPA
Charges Of pocketbook snatch
ing we're dismissed in Felony
Court here last Tues a v
against Fred Boysen. . Puerto
Rican.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

The Michigan District Broihei
hood Of the American Lutheran
Church Will hold It's 10th annual
, 1949-10-04
Board Of Dirsttors;
Adopt Bylaws Al
First Meeting

At the first meeting of the
Board of Directors of the new
Virgin Islands Corporation,
the Board adopted temporary
bylaws and other organiza-
tional matters were discussed.
At that time Secretary of the
Interior Julius Krug was elect
ed chairman. In accepting the
Craftsmanship, however, Mr..
Krug urged that a non-govern-
ment member be elected per-
manent chairman in the fu-
ture.
Copies of a press release
from the Department of the
Interior with details Of the
meeting are being mailed to
the press of st. Croix.
, 1949-10-04
NEW LUTHERAN
PARISH HALL OPENS
NIGHT

After one postponement the
new Lutheran Parish Hall is
scheduled to be opened tomor-
row night at 8, with a special
program. The pastor, Rev. Leo
La Fontaine, has issued an in
vitation to everyone to attend.
1t is called "open house" night.
The new Parish Hall is To-
Gated on the corner of Church
and King Streets in Christian
sted.
, 1949-10-04
Cyril Creque Resigns
Post After 80 Years
In Govt Service

Cyril Creque, Chef Clerk of
the Grant-in-Aid Service of
the Department of Health, St.
Thomas, has submitted his re-
signation to the Governor, to
become effective January 2,
1850. He will continue on ac-
tive duty until October Is, at
which time he will go on an
nual leave.
Mr.. Creque has been in the
service of the Government of
the Virgin Islands for the past
thirty years. He is an outstand
ing organist of the Lutheran
Church and is also a poet; his
last book in entitled "Panora-
ma.
, 1949-10-04
APPROVES
AMEND BY
N

Governor HASTE has announ
ced his approval of an amend
ment to the Budget passed by
the last session of the st. Croix
Council on September 81, eli
minating the itemized list of
Individual salaries Of classified
employees in'the current bud
get.
The bill provides that Coun-
Gil may restore the list at any
time.
, 1949-10-04
Haste May Go To
Washington On
Deficiency Approp.

AS the annual hearings be-
fore the Bureau of the Bud
get on Virgin Islands budget
for 1950-51 covering Central
Administration, Agricultural
Station and deficiency appro-
priation will be held about the
middle of this month, Govern
or HASTE may find it neces-
sary to go back to Washington.
Plans are not definite but
the Governor hopes to be able
to attend the hearings and pre-
sent the needs of the Islands.
, 1949-10-04
PLANS UNDERWAY
FOR RE-SURFACING
HAMILTON FIELD

At a recent session of the To-
cal Council a resolution was
passed formally authorizing
application to the Civil Aero
nautics Administration for
funds necessary for resurfac-
ing the airstrip at Alexander
Hamilton Field. Plans for the
work are practically complet-
ed. Advertisement for bids
may be made in late October
or early November.
Governor HASTE has given
his approval to the Resolution.
, 1949-10-04
SOVIET SATELLITES
GIVE RECOGNITION
TO COMM. CHINA

Two more Soviet satellite
countries have recognized the
communist regime in China,
they are Bulgaria and Hun
gary. The United States spokes
man for the State Department
said that the Communist Gov
eminent has not yet made any
request, directly or indirectly
for recognition.
In Canton, an official of the
Continued on Page ~
, 1949-10-04

Mr.. Gordon is chairman Of
the St. Thomas Municipal
Council.
It is learned that members
of the St. Thomas body may
visit this island to discuss a
joint resolution for forward
ing to Washington.
, 1949-10-04
Gordon Urges Legis. Ask for Native Governor

Councilman Roy P, Gordon,
who is now in Washington,
has cabled a suggestion that
the local legislatures adopt re-
solutions to support the ap-
pointment of a native as gov
ernor of the Virgin Islands
when the next vacancy occurs.
, 1949-10-04
VIRGIN IS. ENTER.
OFFICIALS HERE ON
TE1REE-DAY VISIT

Officials of the Virgin Is
lands Enterprises, a new corpo
ration located in St. Thomas
which operates the now popu-
larly known "Igloo" is here on
a three-day visit. They are Mr..
and Mrs. G. Payne Sebastian.
They are guests at the Bucca-
neer Hotel.
Mr.. Sebastian is president of
the corporation; Mrs. Sebas-
tian is Secretary-Treasurer
They arrived yesterday and
plan to return tomorrow.
, 1949-10-04
Taxi Meet Postponed
Until Friday Night
October 9TH, ut 8

A meeting Of the st. Croix
Taxicab Association scheduled
for tomorrow night, has been
postponed until Friday night
at 8.
, 1949-10-04

A young street musician plays to a cafe on a Naples piazza, while
his crippled partner" collects the money. Sights such as this one
are common in postwar Italy, where lack Of proper food and treat
ment is turning many youngsters into professional beggars. To cOun-
teract this situation, the United Nations International ChiIdrenS
Emergency Fund (UNICEF) is now providing meals, clothing and
medicine to almost 100000 children and expectant mothers. UNI
CEF is also inOculating millions of Italians against tuberculosis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-21
ANSWER TO RIDDLE TOLD BY FWS MAN
 ON WAY TO SOUTH

Riddle: What is it whose age can be determined by rings like trees and can climb steps.
 Answer A red salmon.
 Fish biologist George Eicher, who has been on FWS work in the Bris- tol Bay area this summer, IS Tn Juneau with answers to this riddle an explanations.
 He has been investigating red salmon runs. That's where the rings like a trees" come in. To determine the age of red salmon, some scales are taken from its skin. One is put under a micro scope and the age is counted off one, two, three and so on to six-hy counting the rings on the scales.
 Red salmon do not return on the hour two years after they leave as pink salmon do. They vary. If their parents were part of a run returning after four years at sea, they will return after four years. But other reds may return in five yeafs, or six.
 So, to regulate fishing and insure future runs. the proportion of four, five and six-year-old red salmon must be known.
 Richer has been pulling scales. This winter in Seattle he will fin ish work begun on the summer field trips.
 That is, scale-count work.
 But the ladder must wait. It's half completed now on a falls in Brooks River in the Bristol Bay Region.
 FWS men diverted the water to one side of the falls with sandbags to make work possible. They cut steps in the falls while patient red salmon, unable to climb the falls, waited below. When the work had been completed on one side, they removed the sandbags, and the waiting salmon turned and swan up the easy way.
 Another FWS man in Juneau be- fore returning to the outside is Ralph Harris. He is a U. s. Game Management Agent who was bor- rowed for the summer by the FWS Yakutat District from Tappahan- mock, Virginia.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-09-21
THURSDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON

THURSDAY MORNING AND
 AFTERNOON
 Sign On 7:00-Dunking with Druxman.
 7:25-Local Weather.
 7:30-News Summary.
 8:15-News Headlines.
 8:20-Morning Thought.
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 CBS. 2:15-Bing Sings. 2:3O-MAKE BELIEVE TOWN
 CBS. 3:OO-HOWARD K. SMITH-CBS 3:15-NEWSAdAKERS-CBS. 3:3O-NATIONAL DEFENSE
 CBS. 3:45-Parade of Hits. 4:3o-BARNYARD FOLLIES-
 CBS. 4:45-Western Serenade. 5:00-Blue Barron Presents. 5:15-To be announced. 5:30-xAVIER CUGAT-CBS.