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Sales Organizer

Publisher of entirely new and beauti-
fully illustrated set of children's s
books, moderately priced and sold on
easy terms direct to homes. wants
woman to sell and develop q sales
organization in this and other areas.
A quality product sold on merit, Ex-
perience in direct selling helpful but
not necessary, as field supervisor will
assist in getting started. Right
woman should make large comm
that within q year. Please state ex-
perience and qualifications fully in
first letter. THE CHILD'S WORLD.
INC. 30S w. washington ST., Chicago
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PERSONAL ieanf.l

INCOME TAX RETURNS explsined
for nominal sum by Q former reve.
nue. employe. ME. 1884. 2"
MAPLE LANE NURSING HOME has
vacancy for bed or ambulatory,
man or woman patient; excel. 24-hr i.
osn who nS5sas S fard dsy Tnsa st.Ds.as sy Dy
sH. 7644. Mso
PERFECT NURSERY CARE for your
baby, by day, week or month; age
5 days to 4 years; 24-hr. supervision
by physician and registered nurse;
cheerful home atmosphere; com.
WEAvsRs sH Ell or NFANr "a 7S7q sugsERYs Il zssls
e515 Colesville rd., Silver Spring, Md.
TEMPLE SCHOOL, Manassas, Va, the
little school that Is different, 18th
year, accepts girls from 6 to 8 yrs;
Msnas.ai Ma anrSash p Srd grade; music. Phone
SLIP COVERS made to At; drapes
lined or unlined; all work euaran.
teed. WI 4210.
PETER PAN SCHOOL, primary, kin
dergarten. nursery; ,two-acre play
ground; transportation furnished;
music appreciation, toy orchestra.
Enroll now. SOL Fern pl. NV, RA.
BARRIE SCHOOL. sol Fern pl. NV
kindergarten. primary, elementary;
ing, French, dramatics, creative art,
music appreciation, outdoor activi-
ties transportation furnished; hot
dinners. Enroll now. RA. Ol00.
IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home. white or colorsd.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
CT,ERK-TYPIST

With nationwide finance CO.. youns
did working conditions, 5a-day
week. sick leave with pay, time and
q half for overtime, excellent re,
muneration; no experience neces:
sary. See Mr.. Flax. EQUTTABLE
CREDIT co. 1900 H st. ne -21
Evening star., 1949-02-20
ADMINISTRATOR

Educational specialist. national deputy
director, China: regional admins
trative-personnel officer, operations
supply supervisor. personal counselor'
school principal, teacher and COM
munity. relations administrator;
signment paid $3.50 per week. will
consider salary half that amount for
permanent position with future. Call
Evening star., 1949-02-20
EMPLOYMENT SERVICES
BUSINESS

JUNIOR sTENoGRAPHER o., for
See PiERsoNRNESI. i. SERVICE, sNi y is1i nGuei q
ST.. MA. 2115.
ENGINEERS, BACHELORS - Large
college offers $4,000 approx. half
time teaching studying; others to
$500. 20 400 Give % %phone. photo;; oualif,
Lansing, Mich.
ACCOUNTANT &c sM;l. tech; exper;, se5
cor cor q. &. ' NA. 1885. o. 'o0 lS'n ST.
sTENOTYPIST fr) S3.4oo. s.dsv
wk:, at least 1bo w.p.m. Capitol
Hill ONCE. BoYD's, 700 12th st.
LEGATf9N &c: Tf9s sEcY. o., compose and
write letters; many opportunities,
BOYDs, 700 18th ST.. cor. @, Ma.
Editorial ASST. sTENoG. a..
start $4,000 up; thousands placed
annually In the better positions.
BOYD's, 700 18th ST., cor. G, Ma.
sTEsSorYp1sr. exper., start ss.4oo
Miss sGh s2Sd gs '1soSf so%bs0 on Ma captS sss H
REcHpTioNisr-sfENoG. se Fi;i isl 4; o.. legal
sce ssce, s$25 S$aG ,I French-Enslish .ach die
tngs hourly. Visit PERSONNEL
SERVICE, 1911 @ st.. MA. 2116.
BOOKKEEPERS %. $50 wk.; others,
S45. $55 ,wk; beginners and exper.:
comptometer operator, in Alex, $50
wk.; hundreds Of openings today.
Visit, see Miss Grant or Miss Evans,
hrs. $40 to $50 daily. BOYDs,
700 18th, cor. G. MA. 1888.
ENGINEER CRAFTSMAN, electronic
equipment, real oppor for young
18th. cor. g. MA. 1888.
ACCOUNTANT, some typing, $50 wk.
up; unusual oppor Miss Grant,
BoYD,S:a 700 18th ST., cor. G,
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213l O st. ]

DOES YOUR COMPANY
WANT MORE SALES?
Does your sales force need training
Thoroughly experienced sales exec
utive available for sales manager
or special sales representative aftel
March LIST. Box 390.V. Star. 20s
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FILE CLERKS

Several openings for white girls,
1928, who want perm. positions;
5-day week Apply in person and
ask for Miss White. THE CREDIT
RIIREAn 1921 G. st. NV. ~
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GIRLS

Are you looking for interesting work,
good wages, regular increases,
pleasant surroundings. bsday week
q st. NV. $50 am to b pm
Monday through Friday.
The C.. & P. Telephone Co.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
MiIIinerv Sales1adies

Millinery Salesladies
Attractive positions open in all our
shops for exp. young, smart and
alert saleswomen; good salary plus
commission. Apply Mr. Williams.
HOLLYWOOD SHOPS, 1902 st.
NV. -22
PERSONNEL MANAGER
For women's fine specially store.
must be exper.; write, giving back
Eround. Replies held in strict con-
hdence. Box 305-X, Star. -22
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En1lntain Work

At good pay for young women Of is
or over; excellent opportunity Tor
ditions, vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORE or
at Peoples employment oface. II P
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Junior Secretary

Excellent opportunity for competent
young lady with experience IL ste.
nography; 5-day. 40-hour week, S44
per week to start, With planned IN
ing conditions in newspaper once.
Apply Room 504, Star Building.
The Evening Star
1fn1 no Ava w -01
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DOMESTIC

WE HAVE 1st-CLASS col. help, full
or part time: also day workers. AID
O639: PRUDENTIAL EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE. -o2
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Al Secy., SOB Wk.
Must have legal and tech expr.; g.
day week; stenotypist, $50 w.p.m.,
$4,000; insurance stenos., $50 wk
up; welfare organ. steno, $50 wk
up. Need 200 new applicants daily.
Top-salaried openings, thousands
Miss White or Miss Lee (NA. 233s)
BOYD, 700 18th, cor. G
CRAFTSMEN, $4OO
NE. E.E. or C.E., exp. Va. !: T.v. re-
pairman. exp. S75 wk.; sales, med.
detail, Va, $3.50 and comm. Cd
Secys.. pat. law. $50: secy, R.R.,
S24O mo; asst. bkpr. $50 wk.
MUTUAL, ITO G, MA. 0954
Evening star., 1949-02-20

BUSINESSMEN - Professional men,
why pay. oftice rent? For a few
mail and phone service by compe.
tent, experienced secretaries. Make
our address and telephone number
Zqur; Room 3O2, 1924 K Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
CLERICAL WORKER

The Evening Star has an .openinf
for general clerical work In elias.
tipping required; 5-day. 40-houl
week, Monday through Friday. 1o
am to 7 pm. Apply personnSl
office. Room 504. EVENING STAR
11Ol Pa ave NV "a
Evening star., 1949-02-20
YOUNG WOMAN

For credit ofiice in fine mems store:
retail experience preferred; typing
personabie. intelligent. young
woman interested in q career, ex-
cellent salary. 5Ia-day week. pleas
ant working conditions. Apply Mr..
Steinbach.
LEWIS g. THOS. SALTZ
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Retail Liquor Salesman
10 yrs experience with all classes Of
trade. thoroughly familiar with wine
field. college graduate with market
ing background: basic salary, $75
for 4S hours. Write Box 275-V,
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Attention Employers!
personnel department assists George
Washington graduates and under
graduates in obtaining part-time or
full-time employment. If you have
positions open in your company. call
ST. S59S for assistance in filling
these Jobs.
George Washington Univ.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

STATISTICAL WORK. enumerating
you2 Part-time. 81. 7046.
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BIG CLERICAL EXAM,

Special coaching. clerical exam Thl
big clerical exam. March and 12
Tuition, SIS entire course. All in.
struction papers free Mon, Tues.
Wed, Thurs. each week, 10 Am. K
noon, $50 to 9 pm. Call MIR
RICHARDS, Tivoli Theater Bldg
1913 14th st. NV, MI. 9668.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

SeamStreSSeS Wanted
Experienced seamstresses needed.
Temporary location, Hyattsville, Mo.
Good salary and good hrs: Oppor-
tunity for advancement for. dress
designer. Call UN. 1883 before .:
STENOGRAPHER
Hotel operator.owner desires quail;
fed stenographer to handle hotel
and related correspondence: 1.sirl
ONCE, interesting work, excel: salary.
Apply Monday to Mr. Clarke. EB-
BIT HOTEL. 10th and II sts. NV:
Telephone Interviewers
Good perm: positions for young
women, 21-35. who are perm. resi-
dents and high school grads; 5-day
Mk Apply In pe5Son and n4S AK = ! f1r q
1921 @ st. NV. --ZZ
TYPISTS
Several openings for girls. 1928
son and ask for Miss White. THE
CREDIT BUREAU. 1921 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

SECRETARY -BOoKKEEPER; prefer.
ably with legal or real estate sx.
perience: for Virginia firm. Boz
saEscSRR1E;TAIRY.:sTENoGRAPHER- asSR1; Is15: - In
teresting work, pleasant surround
ines, 39-hour week please furnish
full details of education and expert
,ScY: fess: ssTHfENoeFApafK sHE 8 "a shsF accurate
rapid. assume responsibility. knowl-
edge Of accounting and general Of
nent. give age, sducation, expert
f9Ssi F 41yrE; l1syTES;eSRApHER essa 70,
during Si CONGRESSIONAL session each
natl. trade assoc; salary S216 mo
sFckApTARf AtsTTtA Gag srEAo HA e7s9 top active law
Bearing, pleasant working cohd
good salary for right person, o6 Gx
sHSipPER for retail retail dry Isl; slsan{ns i T1M
eaRRs,s eehRSsEss: ssod eE sael5sj e5ss. ch!lSpM mai
ToN LAUNDRY. 1927 K st. NV
sK .sey FS.sHas sE a.hsz xn''s stsady Es'-;ss'
round JOB; new modern p1a Plant
SKIP TRACER, experienced telephon
locate girl; good salary: permsnen
99RWzEY 9R7z Ap'eeso eo. M5 6a7 TIE 7ss St. AANs aS
soDA FOUNTAIN GIRL. colored, exp
With excel. local soda fountain refs.
Tor split shift, 11-2 and 5-10 daily
should live in neighborhood. Appl!
sTENoGRAPHER, law ONCE. unde
NECESSARY: excellent opportunity
Me-. 1880. s2i Union Trust BYY6ild
sTEENooRAPHER, white, age 2o-35
competent in dictation and typing
permanent position, b,day DAY 4o.nr 1r
70 TX pm. Hnohs NE 9a; 4o25, 5o1 Ext. so5 ~
sTEN6GRAPnERs. 8 day. 40 hr
wk: 2OR discount on purchases
Apply Personnel once, 4th A.. S
KANN's SONS CO.. .-25.
gTENoGRAPHER and general work
expsTieneed s9 -! pleasant t suEround i1s md
Box 379-X, Star. 30
sTENoGRAPHER, bright young WON
an part time or full time. for excel
specially shop. KAPLoWITz. ol
18th bet z and F SITS. NV
1TENOGRAPHER. exper., bet: 25 ant
as 5,day ieral. 491hr .vd wE nrIsIsrsa
Apply in person. employment ofice
Store, corner of Fenton st. and Ellis
worth dr., Silver Spring, ND. 81
eTEN0. to learn medical dictation
..Atarting salary. $3.50 per mea TO b!
ssd e os RcEeedses seea
state particulars. Box 261-x. Star
Evening star., 1949-02-20

CO., INC, 30 l. So. ne.
YOUNG LADX d3fn. tyD;ss ,Dns 5ssy SSniy TE Hf
S1IashhS SWAsHnNGPoN yTeiais LOAN IH l. Trust Co.
YOUNG ~ saG LADY. T., gen. en- once work; some
tyDi1ns a1Y necessary; ss59n 67Say w. 4os5 ocsowHk k
YoTNd SSSs Ffl115SYE hapY. sSe sS45. IS sewing r.
center n Bethssds: Must have h,i tsssS bassle
GOOD eSa ia Salary aH5 and pleasant weItins
sHRS51!Rn's gSdHR srMARsa ARsa}y Nj MeENT R2n''esShs 7Sss
Wis WSS0niAs inApY Sye sgsssbshed gsssfsdhsd eserrtors
avsiiabie for one seeking outside
saies career. contracting local retail
| stores for wholesale distributor: at
tractive personality, neat appear.
ance and previous sales experlence
important; car helpful: prefer some Ss,I
RA. sssS after 1890 am. Sunday
| or MI. 1885 Monday.
YOUNG WOMAN. -25-35. as an in.
vestigator for retail shopping service;
expsr sras r t,sHe lnteress,a Hpps
Var Warner Bldg" 18th and Z sts. - NV.
YonNs Sn e9li WOMEN, preferably those
with college BACKGROUND, interested
il pa1ns sveef TstaiRHso Ho os5seo diseount Sdsy cn
purchases. puG Apply Empieymsnt Of
| Ace, 4th floor. LANSBURGH &
BRO, 7th. sth and 2 SITS: n.w:-aS
NATIONAL CHEMICAL company ha.
opening in this territory for womer
$ $s sss :arai5s sia '''s';Rs as;ss 'ssa sss ss S:|s
Efaar ssfF OUT OF. TEN WOMEN Us.
cosmetics; render. Q. personaltzet
Avon cosmetic service In your neigh.
borhooedd od. and enjoy a good ineSme S6
MATURE EI Hss' WOMAN, refinement. execu.
tive ability. some knowledge book.
Keeping and tipping. COLLNGWOOp
TEA HOUSE, Mrs: MONTGOMERY OV
1921 Or TE. 9so6;; oo ,.x.. .r..,,,s
costs cost Nothing to try. Send fol
samples and selling plan on aP'
Dept; 4S, Nswark 2 N1p.Nv y b..
department: insurance experience
nct necessary; good salary to start
with room for advancement. Box
sell Ell Everyday CARDS. earn ex.
ira cash: Smart, big , value as,,. assert
amazing 81 sellers. You make UT
to SOC. Plastic greeting cards, sta
tionery. Imprinted napkins, others
AssortmentS on aProyal Write :, 90. o.
Dept: 2os. Holyoke. Mass; -:
BsNx xqaTH pEnH1Sc st WsEeasaS':s Mi ssa
tive white women to direct charn
parties; splendid earnings; car need
ed. Phone KE. zoos. -Z2
Evening star., 1949-02-20
BUSINESS SERVICES

IMMEDIATE CASH
For your home, white or colored.
COX & CO., RE. 1888.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Phillips Post
Holds Election

The JOINT Initiation of Tom
phIlllns Post No. 1874. Frederick
Doucia. Post No 2l4 and Charles
Young Post No. ~ Of the Amcm-
can Legion was held SUNDAY,
April 24th at $3.50 pm. at the
Brewster Center.
Charles Young Post No u In.
ltiation Team performed the ccrc,
monies with approximately lOo
members beng initiated Tom
Phillips and Charles Young Drum
and Buclc Corps participated with
Tia American Legion state Cham
plonship Band furnishing the
music. The public was invited
The recent election OF Tom
phillips Memorial Home Trustee
Committee was held with the FOL
low,ng results: Herbert I. White.
nrcsident. George j lngersoll
ricc- president. Earl Harris. sccre-
tarv. Mckinley Freeman. 81" as
sistant secretary and walter =
Dansby. treasurer.
The Trustees elected were.
Pnrah Z Evans. Roger a Pryor
Walic, G. Dansbv. John Randall
with John II. Williams elected TO
rlGll Tho vacancy OF the late
Attorney Henry B. TalIaferro.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Kelly Appointed
City Councilman

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE Ala
Announcement has boon mart
Of the appointment ~ FRAMES l.
Kelly a . mcmbcr Of The Voltage
CouncL Glendale. ONO kcllv
appointment va made hN MaN"r
James r Carruthcrs and he VIII
ill the uncNprcd term % ~
Roher, Harris who .cncd
Kelly hold, Bachelor 81 Sol
cncc degree from TusNcEec Inst
tutc. Cla, of 1888 and Mastc
degree fom Ohio State Unlvcr-
sltv Columbus and for tho pa
ten wears has hoen principal 10
the EckSte,n School Glendale H.
is also secretary n the School
mons CLUB Of Create Cincin-
natl.
Kelly pcacticallv grow un on
the canpu- of Tuskcgcc INSTITUTE
whore his father Captain Charlie
g. Kelley Who served With thr
Amer can Fxpcd.tionaty Fofccs n
France World War Was as
lstant Business Agent and on oc-
casionS when voting Kelly ciurns
80 the campus hc IS the guest ~
his aunt Ms Kate VI Mack
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
SCIENCE

Everlasting Punishment" will
bc the subject 81 the Lesson
Sermon in al Christian Science
churches throughout the world
on SUNDAY Mav
The Golden Text Romans s.
49, is: Know vc not that 10
whom yc void yourselves Sc
wants 10 obey his servants he
alc 10 whom 80 obey; whether
81 SIN unto death or Of ooc-
dicncc unio Righteousness"
Amonp the Bihlc citations Is
THIS passage, qsalan $40 III;
SAY yc 20 the righteous that
j, shall be- wen with hm Tor
thcv shall cat the fruit Of thor
dolng> Woo unto the wicked
il shall be ID with HIM for the
reward ~ his hands shall be
gwen him
CorClatvc passages 10 be read
from Tho Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health ard
Kcv 90 Tho Scrpilies' BY Marv
Bakc Eddy include the follow
ing % 1868 Tho sinner makes
his own hell hv doing evil and
the saint his own heaven bY
doing right"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Union District
Sunday School
BY John Wade

An attention is turned towayd
our Annual Congress which will
convene in May at the Mt Zion
Bspust Church, Rev. r. w.
Wright, pastor. Rev. c. r. Ash
mand. superintendent of the
school. and Mrs. A. j. Grant, pres
ident Of the Union arc making
. operations for the coming of
Ink Congress. Each school and
unlon is asked TO elect meSsen-
co.'s at once and send US the
names that they may appear IN
THIS column next week
Pastor Walker OF New Salem
Baptist church thrilled his aud
.oncce last Sunday with has Eas-
TOR message. He spoke on the
surioct An Easter Stroll"
Tho "Pathfindcrs class meet
rr each Saturday from s TO Z
rm IS proving great benefit
10 those workers who are striV-
rr a. better preparation for
leadership.
Read this paper each week for
no highlights of the Union Dis
rci Congress work and rs
monthly activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
DR.. Davis Speaks

HAMPTON. Va. Dr.. Arthur
? Davis. Professor OF English at
Howard University, will he tho
rain speaker al the Reunion Ban
quot ~ Hampton Alumni on Sun
day. May 30.
Hampton and Fundamental
Values for Modern Living" Will
no the theme Of the weekend re-
Unon, TO be held in connection
wrta tho Commencement ENcr-
C0ordinating a panel undcr
thar general heading will be Dr..
F'a G MITCHELL, Of the Division
q Education at Hampton.
NrnoarinG on the panel viii be
J Etpcrt Picott. executive score
'ary ~ tho Virginia Teachers As
s ton who Will outline world
cord'tonS DR. Stephen J Wright.
Don - Faculty. who will tell
plra' Hampton is doing to meet
10 ehallcnecs OF this age and
LORENZO c White, Executive Sec.
yc'ar ~ tho Alumni Association
w0o veil deal with what Alumni
go doing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

Marriage license applications
received during period OF April
llth 18th. ls4s. inclusive.
Ernest f, Bacon and Minnie A.
Dumas
Brady johnson and Alice Les
Paul W willis and Ear>rc 7
Roam
Charlie Wilson. Jr., and Eiveta
HarSton
John H Mckinney and Doris
Mccoy
chnspus D. Grant and Alice
Spieht
Chandler
Wallace Thompkins and Ellen
Dozcr.
George T. Benjamin and Char
lot,c f. Miller
Palma l.. Jones and Ruth Muir
Grady spivcy and Winnie Nj.
Clay
Mack Roux, Jr. and LaVon
Daniels.
Horace Johnson. Jr, and An
thoncitc l.. Collier
Albert Gardner and Mamie
Lawson.
Willie l.. Thomas and Alberta
BooZer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

young men were George Bailv.
Harvey Anderson and Willie
Spearmon
These Young people were So
impressed until they asked per-
mission to help organize other
Young people as well as invite
them into our work.
Ms l. VI. Barnes Of the First
Baptist Pastors Chorus. Ecorsc.
was appointed 10 the secretarlal
staff Of the Union
II has been President Hat
chinS practice Ia hold lnsplra-
tional and revival meetings each
year This year It's great 60 knuV
SO many people are asking her
to conduct cvangchStc meetings.
On MAY 2 al the Tannor AME
Church, Chatam, Ont, President
HutchinS viii conduct another OF
her cvanEclistic meeting Scve-
RAJ singers viii accompany her
II VIII be an 8-day meeting 70.
further information concerning
tho meeting. contact President
Hutchlns fol same
Never content 10 stand pal.
President Huichins is saying
10 you and me don't forget our
Prayer League. Three times
day pray; prayer changes
things. God will answer prayer.
Have YOU seen that new bus
Mother Hooks and her congrcGd-
ton has purchased II you
haven't YOU will soon for rs
ready 10 roll All singers arc
asked to support them whenever
possible
Our sick list includes Ms
Fannie Gordon. Peggy Hall. Ern-
est Stro2ie and little Bculah Nor
ton All seem 10 be improving
Let us contlnuc 10 pray for them
Soc YOU next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30

The 10Th anniversary celc-
bration which Shiloh Baptist
Church is giving its eminent
minister. DR.. Solomon David
Ross, ends in a banquet in his
honor Monday night. MAY 2nd
at 9 p. m. The remarkable
leadership of this illustPouS
pastor has been felt through
out the nation in the interven-
Ing years.
Since coming 10 Shiloh from
Savannah Ga. in 1929. d.
Ross has perfected a workable
program IN his own church
and has counSeled and assist
ed MANY local pastors with
their respective churches.
DR.. Ross has always been
actively engaged In the
working OF the National
Baptist Convention Of
America. Inc. In 1894 with
others he represented the
Bapiisis OF Michigan and the
National Baptist Convention
al the Baptist World AL
lance. which convened In
Berlin. Germany.
As promotional secretary OF
tho National Baptist Convcn-
ton. DR.. Ross led out in the
effort which eventually paid
off the mortgage Indebtedness
on tho National SUNDAY
School Publishing House in
Nashville, Tenn. His efforts
alone brought in over $4,000
10 the convention on this debt
The publishing house stands
as a monument 10 the Bap
list Denomination and as q
towering success 10 the efforts
of the Rev Mr. Ross
This pastor also was success
full in getting the Federal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Rev. S. .. Ross Is Honored On Twentieth
AS Pastor Of Shiloh Baptist
Helped Clear Debt
On Publishing House

Government to rcducc ,ho
mortgage on tho Shiloh
church by s2l 600 leaving onis
a balance % $4,000 which
wa paid of M full ~ 1898
Dr. Ross has also served
wcll the Baptisis Of Dcuol,
and Michigan In past wears
nc has served as vice prcsl-
dent Of the Baptist State Cor.
vcntion and IN other top offs
Cos IN that body He has also
served as prcSldcn, oi the
Baptist Ministers Conference
~ Detroit and vicinity and
for the past fcw wears he ha
served as rs SUNDAY school
instructor on the International
SUNDAY School Lessons.
Tho Detroit Councll of
Churches has also recognized
tho unique ability Of DR. r.
llc has crvcd the council
well This body is an afflnalc
Of the Federal Council Of
Churches Of Christ in Amcri-
ca
a, present DR. Ross Is thu
moderator Of the Mctropoh-
tan Baptist Association He
alSo serves as tho Committee
Chairman Of lnterracial Work
Of the National Baptist Con
vcntlon and was appointed 20
tins work by President Jemi-
son
Dr. Richard II Dixon noted
rcylvalist Of the Second Tenn
pic Baptist Church, Buffalo
New York. viii preach the pn
nivcrSsry sermon SUNDAY MAJ
~ II a. m The pubnc
cordially invited to attend all.
Of these special anniversary
services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30


The three members Of Euro
pean ParlamentS are scheduled
Tor a nationwide tour with form
er Nico-P President Henry A. Wal
lace. Their first major rally VIII
be in Chicago's giant Coliseum on
April Goth where Madam MINI
Lundcn of Norway and pronlI-
ncnt historian Dr. VIM f. B. Du-
Bots viii Join them in this tran
continental discussion of foreign
policy. Special emphasis viii be
made on the radical commit
tmcnts made by the Atlantic
Pact. announced Wallace,
According to Wallace the visit
orS are coming here TO indicate
Whv IN their considered Judge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Patterson Day
Observed At
Ehenezer AME

Kccplng alive the established
Father and son relationship ln
observance Of one anothers birth.
days Sunday morning az Ebcn-
czcr AME Church the pulp, was
supplied BY Pastor Stewart )
fsther. The Rev II +. Stewart
retired. Of Chicago.
A large cong! cgailon heard
Roy Mi Stewart preach IA
reaching sermon from inc theme
The Christian Banner"
In speaking OF some OF III
banners used by the Christian
world ID Stewart sand that tnc
CtoSs and the Christian and
American flags arc used Chn,-
tam soldiers arc taught 70 cha ca
and never retreat, hc dcria, n
and the right kind OF SIGN
gives Us NOW birth
In his closing remarks Rev.
Stewart declared; Sometimes
Christians advertise in bad
manner; they talk about the
church. the preachers and ev.
erYbodY else is wrong except
themselves"
Dr. Stewart warned Christian,
not 20 ret of on the wrong
Highway Of lie because We arc
living IN the biz cities ~ temp
tation but should keep the faith
ma God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-04-30
Italians, DR.. Du Bots
To Discuss Atlantic
Pact At Music Hall

This weeks IN debate at Lake Success on ltaly's
former colonies in Africa will he carried Detroit plat
form Sunday, May at Music Hall when the three coun
tries bidding for Trusteeship Italy France, and England
will have Hon. Michele Gua of the Italian Senate, Hon
H. Lester Hutchinson Of the English House of Commons
and Hon Pierre Cot of the French Chamber Of DupcS
represent the progressive viewpoints Of their respective
nls Ich nrOhlnms