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Vaughn sees Victory

HAMTRAMCK, Mich.~Cleophus

For Lewandowski |

Vaughn, Secretary of the Hamtramck Boosters Club and prominent Hamtramck Civic and Union
Jeader, in. a statement Tuesday
Seclared, quote: ~I believe that in

lored citizens of the City of Hamramck have but one course fo pui~
jue and that is the election of
a man to the office of Mayor whs
will look out -for their interes~
without partiality and will not
cater to the favorite few. I believe, the youthful leader continued,
that Joseph A. Lewandowski is the
man for this position. After ~&
thorough study of the candidate
for Mayor, I am urging my friends
and all of the. colored citizens of
the city of | Hamtramck to elect
Joseph A, Lewandowski for their
next Mayor. He ~finisheg by stating.
~IT am quite sure that when the
yotes are counted on March 6th
the majority of the votes will be
for Joseph A, Lewandowski for
Mayor.~~-Pol. Pub.

Zepke Endorsed
For Constable Post

HAMTRAMCK, Mich. ~ Harry
Zepke, outstanding candidate for
office of Constable is a gradtiate of
the Hamtramck High School and is
well-known in sports and among

many Colored citizens of Ham
tramek. ~
He ang to many org nizations
officer ~

gg is the supporter of fis family
and.an elected Democratic _delegate. Le

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The Detroit World Echo" endorses
the tandidacy and urges the election of Harry Zepke as Constable
of the city of Hamtramck. We urge
that all Colered citizens of Hamtramck support this progressive
young man, who has. the interest
of.the citizens at heart.

Runs On Record

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HAMTRAMCK, Mich.~City Treasurer.John Anger is a candidate for

re-election to the post of City
Treasurer on his record.

Having served as City. Treasurer
for the past eight years Anger is
now employing in his office a member of the race, Mr. Arthur Middlebrooks.

"He points G9 hls many tin. sei

ities~ during is tenure ~of office.
Pol: Pub.:

Serement~s Record
Speaks For Itself

HAMTRAMCK, Mich.~Walter
erement, one of the outstanding
indidates for the office of City
lerk is running on his recorg of
wblic service. ~

Having: served the city~ as As-, stant City Controller from 1936
> 1988; as Superintendent of the
~epartment of Public Works in
338 to, 1939 and as_ Director of
ublic Welfare in 1939. and being
member of the City Housing
ommission in 1938.

He was the first director of Pubc Welfare who allowed the Coled employees in hig office the
xtensive use pf the city autoudbile~Pol, Pub. -

Wozniak Favors
Clean Campaign

HAMTRAMCK, Mich~John &
Wozniak, council candidate, has
evetorcre conaucted @ Ci~an Car *
aign confirmimg himself strict:

o the issues at hand. He is 1 ~
sived jubilantly wherever 1

deaks because of his presentati.

i facts clearly and truthfully. I; well versed on the needs of tl
community ang pledges himself:
a program of economy, honest ~sei
vice and) equal representation 1
ll racial groups.

3 needed in the
\ vote for John E. Wozniak will b

vote for clean and honest govrnment,

Tenerowicz Seeks
Council Post \

HAMTRAMCK, dnictt ~Slasltiees
O. Tenerowicz, brother of Congressman Rudolph G. Tenerowicz, is a
candidate for the office -of city
council on the platform of a Square

deal to all. -F ete
Tenerowicz has been active in

civic affairs in Hamtramck for a

tnhtumber of years and is well known

among the colored citizens of Ham
tramck for Po oc bet Reade
> Anthon

Ge tector i miei TRIM LR tm Se em

He is a successful business mai.
na that more than anything els ~
council today |

~ERST BAPLIST INSTETUTIONAL CHURCH
Last Sunday, the scripture read
~he coming primary eleéction;. the \ ing was taken from. the 90th Psa

ie for the sick and peace
Among nations was offered by thc
pastor. Those that are on the sick
list. are the little son of Deacot
~and ~Mrs, Hudson, George, who was
taken ill with broncial pneumonia
Mrs. Monzella Wells, member 0?
he Senior cnoir is in the St. Franis hospital, results from a fall on
way to church jast Sunday. Mothe:
Bowers, Brother Meir who is improving erapidly ~from pneumonia |
s in the Ford hospital, Sister Bald- |
a is recuperating from an opera- |
tion. Littke Rosing Williams is is

the Gra hospital. -Mrs. Lillic
Reaves, Ww goes to Parkside hospital is~algo quite ill. Please visii
the sick.

Special iiss by the Senior

choir was the anthem, ~Praisc
unto the Father,~ soloist Mr, Baker
and Mrs. J. Brown. Congregationa)
hymns were:: I am Happy with

Jesus Alone~ and ~Come thy
Fount of Every Blessing~. The pastor took his text from the 3rd
chapter of Daniel, wth verse.
~And Oh! I see four men loose,
walking in the midst of fire and
they have no ~hurt and the form of
the fourth is like the Son of God.~
Subject: ~Waiking in the Full
Flame of His Glory.~:The pastor
empHasized the foliowing facts
There ~comes to every man and nations a~ moment for.him to decide,
We are drawing closer to the hour
when the question must be answered, yes or not to prove~your faith
in God. The children ~in the firey
furnace had faith in God, they
did not and would not bow to any
engraven image. If Christian people are going to convert the world,
even racketeers, we must prove to
them that we can Hve without
their way of living even though
we must suffer, Where is our faith
in God? We bow to everything
that is an engraven image. There
is~'a God somewhere. Hang on to
the eternal God, Those that heard
enjoyed this- wonderful message.
Known visitors that morning were:
Dr, Lawson, Optometrist and the
Rev. Pethgrevagent for Pochango

Mineral water. The second Sunday
night in March at 7:30 p. m, the
Senor choir will present a beautifui

candle service with
~ny the tt ~

Zajac Seeks | ' - te
Countil Post \

Zajac, prominent Radio ~Commen.
tator ~and civic leader, is a candidate for the office of City Council
for the city of Hamtramck.

Zajac, well known among the
| Colored citizens of Hamtramck, ha
a fine record of fairness to the
group. A vote for Zajac for City
Council on March 6, will be appreciated greatly.~(Pol. Pub.)

CHURCH NEWS |

sroups. Each group has a song pertaining to the Heht of God. Rev.
Wright, the. pastor, will deliver
ihe message. A large candle~

of God. Each person: will be giver
a candle.

A: e is formed. around the
church; the light -is passed from one
co the other until all candles are
iighted, All are invited to attend. A
silent offering will be taken,

Saturday, the 16th of March a.
3:30 p. m.

cheli street, there will be @ musical
-ontest given by the Loving Five
of Omaha, Nebraska

uspices of the senior choir,
mission 25c, All are ink ited.

among nations and the si
|B. H. Wright, pastor and Mrs.
Nettie Gipson, church reporter,

MELAND EAPTIST CHURCH

tended and two visitors were out,
the Rev. Foster and the Rey. Hartis. We were very glad to -~
them both.

Rev, Foster preached
ful sermon, his text wa
65th Psalms, 10th verse.

wonder
8215 Craig.;
Mr. Vincent Osborne

wonderful: solo Sunday Mrs,

Charles; Lockett also sang 2@ ively)
solo.;
Rev. ~H. C. Banks, ~pastor,
Dorothy Mitchell, ~hurch rep.

HAMTRAMCK, Mich. ~ John
~Bud~ Bendz candidate for Councilman, has lived in the City of
Hamtramck for. twenty-five (25,
years and is married and the
father of one child.

Bendz served as Constable in this
city for two years (1935-"36) and
was also a candidate for Counc)
two years ago and ran 7th in the
final,

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WASHINGTON--(ANP) ~Dectaring that New Deal measures have
been merely pain removers design~d for a passing ailment, rather
than a cure for a deepseated

the Worker's Alliarice of ca
has designated Saturday, March 16

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at the \First Baptist ||
institutional church of 11345 Mit
and Flying |
Sloud Quartettes given \ under Wd ~

church asks all to pray~ ~for oy trae

The Sunday School was well at- |

found in|

On the sick list: Mrs. Carrie
Banks is sick, and we're asking all,
to please go and see her, she Hves||.
at 9454 McDougall. Mrs. Arebell,
Whartley is also sick, she lives at

sang a.; mals

Present address is 2632 -Florian. |: | Bendz is the., of
ected in poblle servos san ame

Dr. W. E. B. DuBois of the Atlanta University faculty, is shown
as he told Kentucky State College students
~the world is facing the most severe crisis in the last 1000 years |
because the seme mistake was made after the World Civil War in
not establishing economie democracy to bolster up political democ
racy.

Frankfort that

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Lazy Insides Answer

All-Vegetable Call

You ought to know this easy way
to get relief when you~ re lazy. intestinally and it has you headachy,
bilious, with sour stomach, no en
thoroughly next momitig.:

~on Trowbridge Street, the Feathe:
| Merchants club of Hamtramck and

their swell parties, which
' popular young set of that section

} Byrd, Annie Rivers, Lee Charlotte

Of Merchants P

HAMTRAMCK, Mich.~Last Sat.
urday night at the Masonic Tempk

Music ~was: ~perch
Jacks and stud i

North Detroit held ~ another of |
was |
well attended by members of the |

pression. Cases pee be isol
and placed in
soon as

hospital beds
when the spu~

and other sections of the city.
Members, wh@ are Dock English.
Noble Reaves, Warren Card, Wil
Harman,
Prank Cobb and their boosters who |
are: Misses Evelyn Stewart, Nora

Burney, Annie Hutchins, Maggie
Cotton and/| Rosalind Brady, were
all there and doing their best on
seeing that everyone wag happy.

But on the list of enjoyers 1
found: Ann Goins, Bessie Lloyd,
Edith Hall, Alice Joyner, Delphine
James, @ James; Levonia
Woodward, ~Lela Mae Culp, Modes
zel Jacks, Lillian Chapman, Bertha
and Birdie Currie, Alice and Annie
Pitts, Bessie Stevens ona oh too
many OUzeTS. -

Messrs. Clifton English, Chitin
Goins, Alvin Bennyfield, mar~
Woods, Willie. Brown, Willie
Batchelor, ~Gordan Nolan; L. H.
Rogers, John LaMarr,. T. J.
~Woods, John Butts, Larry Hollo
way, Julius Woods, Eddie Lewis,
James ler. Homer Ice, John
Evans, ~Bridges and so many
others that it bates take the
physique to Daine them all

BLACK - DRAUGHTS sitiesy oie

tyne Adams, Nona Chapman, Ha- |

Experimental Tuberculosis

By M. A. THOMAS, M. D.

The newspapers: have recently
arried an account of tuberculois being treated successfully with
sulfanilamide. This is the new
irug made up from a dye base.
However, what ig not reported is
that these experiments. have ge
been made only 2
on tuberculosis 3
germs in the test;
tube and on gni-;
such as
guinea pigs.

The conquest
of tuberculosis by
chemical disin
gold, was to the ~
old alchemists of
the Middle Ages. DR. THOMAS

|The lesions (sores) of tuberculosis are usually deep seated, in
the lungs or other organs, and it
is impossible to reach these tissues by local application of disinfectants. The/fact that the germs
of tuberculosis will grow without
having an abundant blood supply,
makes injection through~the Veins
impractical to reach and destroy

BODY MAGINOT LINE
Qf course in the test tube, the
disinfectant comes into. direct. con
tact with the. germs, but in the
body: it. must penetrats the barrier

stroy it. ig

A, number of substances: have
been used with varying degrees
of success in an attempt to curé
tuberculosis by disinfection. These
substances includ, cresote and its
derivatives, chaulmoOdgrg oil, and
metals including arsenic, copper,
gold and mercury. Some of these
drugs have seemed to help some
cases but the experiments could
not be duplicated often enough tu
ry. upon as a cure for tubercu
About this Dr. Long says, ~A
specific chemotherapy of tuberculosig has not been found and it
may be a long time in coming but
it is not a closed chapter. We have
some definit, facts to go upon and
some glimpses of light have beer
seen.~
PREVENTS GROWTH

The recent findings in the tes"
tube report that suJfanilamide
in a dilution of 1:500 preventec
growth in the human strain o*
tuberculosig germs from. taking
Place. In 1:5000 dilution which ir
now the maxinmm safe dilution ir
practical uSe in the giving of the
drug to people, tuberculosis germs
have been: prevented only. pavtiallv
from growth.

It would seem justified that the
following summary was reached by
the park Davis research workers.
Sufanilamide in the test tube ir
dilutions. above 1:1000 will not

_completely prevent growth of the

tuberculosis germs. The drug has
no curative: action upol experi
mental tuberetilosis but rather pre- |

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nomination by a small majority.
friends in the coming election.

Surdacki In
Council Race

HAMTRAMCK, Mich~(WwNs)~

the Common Council of the city of
Hamtramck,

A business man and a factory
worker, Surdacki is campaigning

the ditizess of
elected.~

s is his second time seeking
office, two years ago he made an
excellent showing in the race for
this | office. He is asking the support of all citizens in this election.

vente? its contraction by experimehital animals when used in too,
powerful doses to be takén by humans

o for the present it seems.
hat we must. confine our activities to well-used methods of treat-~
ed) tuberculosis _ with bed rest,

Hamtramck, if

He was a candidate for dint of- |
fice two. years ago and missed the |:

He is asking the support of. his

Walter Surdacki is a candidate for |

on a) slogan of ~A fair deal to all

pneumothorax, phrehic nerve operar Pe ~and other means of. cOm
is positive or contains the

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