Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 4]

eset well SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1946
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Btn dot apr mca val ahr The Ne egro And | [Sms wine,

self? ~

Why is CA having trouble at
home?: Could jt be some one
els2?

Watch, your step A.J, and stay.
out of the dog house. Are you
really lonesome, for your wife?

Has L.S. found a romeo: yet?
Since daddy~s been gone back

- to work, 4littel Brit. stays ina the paper but he.certainly got
now. Wonder why T.B. stays, good Jesson in good~ ejtizenin -so much. Is she lonesome ship.

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for someone? '~ If you would ask us what you
There is a certain lady on oan do to show your apprecja
the southside who should give tion of the Spokesman I would

the young girls a a Why tell you that the best thing thai

don~t you, G.? you could do would be to paJ. Re are ~you really; in love?:

asked him to buy a paper. A
~Colored busjness man was. p435-.ing on his truck, He stopped
land gave the boy some fatherly advice, He then bought a
Paper, He jnduced another man
Passing to buy a paper. Then
~he ased the white man to. buy
the paper. He would not buy

~tronize.our advertisers, both

You do not get around* much. white and colored. If you are
anyinore, ~not in the market for~ what
D.B,, you don~t get around they have to Sell, go jnto their

much ~aaymre since your dad. establishments and lgok around.
dy is home from the Navy. Tel] them that the reason you
The 12 V~s in conjunction came
with: the skating ~club, secured ad in the Spokesman, Don~t
| another beachhead last Friday forget that there are a lot of
mite in the promoting of a huge white people who do not think
barn dance at the Royal Gar- that they owe Negroes anything

in is that you saw thejr |.

dens~ spacious. ballroom, with for their patronage, I want.
many farmers and farmerettes s9meone who-js*far more wise
turning in grand style, I am

sure that everyone there had me why we should _ patronize

a most enjoyable evening with sucn a person or business, And, |

the i2 V's at their best as hosts, | /mext, get on your phone and

~eall five persons and tell them
{about the articles that you,fpund of interest to you and
Wherever you do jt talk about

the F]jnt Spokesman.

Destroying Borers
Corn borers can be effectively destroyed where farmers. will work
together on a program of clean.plowing. One farmer working alone | |

can make little headway against R,
|
i INeCV. Timmons

borers, since the moths which produce them fly from field to field and

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farm to farm in the spring.

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~Club Manhattan

timznons iS: -further proof that!
the seed that Dr, Ballou has so
painstakingly planted w j 11,
thrive and take its place among,. ~he Other well - established |
~ Gentlemen Recreation ~hurches jn- Flint,,;: The Rev. Mr, Timmons is
and married and lives with -his wife
Barber Shop at~ 2126 Howard Avenue,

Prop. Norman Betts Cotton Acreage at Low

ree smallest c#tton acreage in 50 years.
relectestoetootectoatoetestotoetoeteeronroaseeleeceeles le ool eelonlonte

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JERRY'S ~

DRUG STORE

$01 LIPPINCOTT BLVD. ~FLINT 3, MICH.

COME. IN AND SEE US.

Pay Gas and Light Bill.Have Been Appointed a Specially Designated Distributor
|__for tHe Michgan Liquor Control Commission.

A FRIENDLY PLACE TO TRADE PHONE 3-7478 |

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~ WILHELM~S

GROCERY and MEATS

821 LIPPINCOTT.
EFFICIENT and QUALITY SERVICE

Telephone 9-339]

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GOODWILL

LAUNDRY and CLEANERS

106 ST. JOHN ST.
PHONE 9-7434

4409 S. SAGINAW ST.
PHONE 9-8611 and 2

Flint, Mich.

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Dry Cleaning

Suits: Men~s and Ladies~

89~

Laundry
~ SHIRT 18c
4-Day Service
_ FLUFF DRY.
FLAT FINISH

LADIES~ DRESSES

plein........ h RU oe ners ma,than I to please come and tell!

In 1945 American farmers had the |

~ed

standing, they dre:
Quitman; Margar
FORT VALLEY. PEACH BLOS. left to right,
SOMS.~The above: co-eds of Ecie Monroe,
the Fort Valley State Coliege, et Martin, Grikin; Dorothy
|Georgia, vie with nature~s peach Jackson, Chicago; Cornelia Robia ge cto for loveljness,. From inson, Macon; Ruth Shipp, Bue
ina Vista.

iSite Mae Hill, Savannah; Missouri

Anti
When landlord James Steven;
of 6095 Hartford Avenue;
one of his tenants: into cour,~
~to collect the- Sum of $30.00,
which~ ~he claimed the defend-)

Semitism

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Kneeling,.left to right, Jes
Constance Oo~.
ANP Photo,

Smith, Newman;
Neal, Co:umbus,

F lint Streets Contemp t Of

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But why?

| mows~ were about.
|Had.she no one? How Sad, all

persecution.~
Sentencing had been pos'pon
remembered, with a tinge of/ed until the conclusion of ~the
~remorse, The question was then Terminjello trial,

as mow: Had we been as kjnd Lohbeck was not~ in~ court
us we~ might? Had we shared | Monday$and his attorneys said
| that ~precious little. something | he was in Detroit where | his
that grows ~with the years;:the | wif2 was awaiting birth of i

~joy of belonging to some one? | child,
Someone who really cared.; ~IT should think this charge
| What might we have done?

important enough to drop cyery |

1S

| Yes, the girl in the Friday thing else,~ Judge McCormick
nite street scene has possibly said.
assumed a certain~ jndifferefice, | A writ of attachment [was
grasping for the care, the ap-/ issued for Lohbeck but | the!
proval,~ of love onz moment, judge ordered that jt should
bitter the next, not be served unless Lohbeck
Had she ever claimed some} fajing 9 appear for a hearing |
One only to find she still had Friday
no one? | Yes, she tog as a
considered) one of tne nation~s |4PPEAL IS PLANNED
problem children. But twas she Maximilian St. Ge ~orge, |
really ~a ~ problem chyid? Iad; Smith~s attorney, said~he would |

anyone ~ever tried to delve" be: | appeal the sentence immed}neath: that. smile? Had her | ately, and Smith was released
childish desires ever bee On $2,000 bond, |

| grarited? A doll maybe, a game Termé*nie]lo},, from Birming| of jacks, skipping ropes, perhaps ham, Ala,, was convicted

| they were. Was her potential disorderly conduct by a jury
success- dreamed of- Or her which set a penalty of a $100
i ntte,. and other personalities | fine. Judge McCormick. refused
| planned for more constructive | @ new trjal and declined to set
'channels?~ No, just a lonely aside the verdict.

Bit with a friendly srojle,. In After the court sessjon, Smjth
seeking fryendliness had she issued,.a statement in which he
|been too anxious for { iendly| Said: ~I have been sentenced to
approval?~ |60 days in prison for issuing

|

\f Or had ~the other sjd> of her

~lonely being (come forth? Bit
| temness, bitterness to the pojnt
of belligerence and __ offense,

a press release from my: hotel
suite in Chicago,

CONFIDENT OF VICTORY

ots avin) appealing this to = the
as it any of these that in- higher courts, where we~ hope
volved her In a knife scene to} and fajthfully beljeve the result
the possible point of death? will be victory. we are mak.
Who. was | responsible? ing our contribution to the furFor a moment it seemed she} thor ~safeguardjng and_protectwas to bear her problem even ing of that sacred freedom
now alone, No, a, man Stepped known as freedom of the
forward and quickly pointed press,~?

out a woman to the officer beside him. Now the ambulance
had arrived, there was a ques
Disorderly conduct.charges
| were filed against Terminiello,
Chica
tink 9 wil pres Smith and Fred Kister,

lon: io would ride? Yes, go writer, after a tumultuous
~here were volunteers, The | smith rally in Chicago FebruWoman was in custody, The | ary 7.
lonely | girl, with the sunny s ~~

1 Qakdale Gardens:
Goodfellows
Open Drive

The Oakdale Gardens Firemen
and Policemen Goodfellows are
opening their drive for: the

|

~| scene,

of |

year of 1946 with a novelty
dance to be given at. the Com| munity Buildjng in the Oak{dale Gardens Project, Friday,
| Ap ril 12, 1946, Tickets may be
obtained from either the _firemen, voluriteer firemen or polizeemen of that vicinity. The
music will be furnished by. Be]| cher" s Oakdale Swingsters.

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7

Memorial

(Continued from. Page One)

Washington, D.
C., when~ former Secretary
Harold Ickes came into the
and overshadowed the
| punitive actions of the DAR,
In his death, jt is safe
say, the great chieftjan
lives. President Truman will
deliver the main address, and
the program will begin at 2:30
and will last untjl 3:00. o~clock,

Paint Up

(Continued F Page One)

stitution Hall,

to
still,

adequate, you can -have all the
ground, you want by calling!
Mr, Harry Prince, 818 Jamieson
Street, phone 2-1855.

ROBS AUTO
COLUMBUS, Ohio _APNS~

Eijzabeth Wiliams, 247 Talmadge street, reported to police that about 3:45 p.m. a boy
on. a_ bicycle supposed to
have unlocked an auto parked
in front of her home -and took
a ladies black leather purse.

is

She says that there was $65.00
in it and miscellaneous articles,

smile was on her way to the
hospital, but not alone.

Some one else was remembering t

it gan be to be alone.
YES, IT DID HAPPEN, TO
SOMEONE YOU KNOW.

GIRL caine IN
LINCOLN GRILL |
COLUMBUS, Ohio ~APNS~
- In the | Lintoln Grill Jenny
Tinley, 27, and married, rear.
788 Michigan avenue, told. police, that | about 12 midnight
while-in the Lincoln Grill, 389
W..Goodale street, was stabbed
in the chest with a knife. she
Was Said to have been engagin an argument by one
Constance, | and during this time
she also ran her ~arm through
a door. glass cutting it in~ sey
PANTS 40c. 4-Day Service

CASH wd CARRY

eral Places. Tinsley was treated in Mt, Carmel hospital by
Dr, - Lilley.:

Flavor Cake

Home canned grape or other fruit
juice, watermelon rind pickle
and: other home preserved fruits,

sonar

cll 2

juices, and nutmeats can be used |
to flavor fruit cake.

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_ACLEANERS and HATTERS
PRE-HOLIDAY SPECIALS from 8th. to the 20th.

Free Skirt or Sweater with Any Other Cleaning

_ Modern Cleaning Plart Located in the Old
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Free Pickup and Delivery
Plant: 1210 Central St.
Branch: 6202 N. Saginaw St.

PHONE 4-3581

Our Motto: EFF ICIENT SERVICE

POPPE LE LE CORE LOLELEELOCEEL OCEEELELECEREELEES coccesecvoovooesoorereee

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screen to hjde their own filth
has Jong been a prjncjple- weap
on of the reactionary forces
throughout the

Hitler
and
that were. dedicated

ious
were attempting to choke th
Amerjcan people,

gets-of the forces of reaction
have not beén immune to this
vicious
| da. Many of us have been gul
lible enough to swallow Jew
| Bait when thjs same bajt is dé
Signed to strangle us.

ple danglers of Bait in Amer

- Negro-Bajt js used just as fre!this subject that I do and ge
HURT IN EALL

Street told police on April
that about 6:15 p.m. while gd
Mt,
Cleveland and Washington ay
he. Slipped and fel] on a picke
fence,

hospital where Dr,
tended for stab wounds in th
left side of the neck and brited~
left eye.

flow through the electric light o
a lamp table.

By Clarence Bradley
Using the Jew as a smoke

world,
Long before Mussolinj anc
came upon the |. sceng
estabiighed organization
to th
the insid+
mytisn

i

riumph of reaction,
tenacles of anti-Se

The Negro people, prime tal

-,

anti-Jewish. propagan

-

An inspection of the pric

ea, Beébbo,
Reynolds, etc.,

Eastlgnd, Ranki
will disclose th

ly as Jew-Bait.

_ Gentile and Negro Landlor
and merchants charge just
much for their property al
merchandise as Jewish lan

ti-semitic propaganda has made

ant, Eddje Jackson, owed him,
things backfield ~and the landlord was ordered to pay th
defendant, the sum of $495.00, ~
~triple - damages for violating

ort re iil ry

MORE STONE THROWING
COLUMBUS, Ohio ~APNS~
Frank Davis, watchman, Co-+

~lumbus Motor-car Co., 600 E.

| Long street, reported that on,

| about 10 ~p.m, Apiil Fp some-~
one that he did not ~ threw

biccstias or the jnroads that ane

in our minds we can only see
the Jewish landlord. and~ merchant and this js exactly what
fascjat" way mongers of
Amerjca want you to see and]
think,

Do not become a tool of the
element that is dedicated
the destruction of all sings!
that are democratic and who
use Civisign gn the basis of races

ihe

aS~ a means to this end:. i

Whenever exhorbitant prices stones through ~five ~windows
are asked or received we should } of the Pigce, y
treat each~ situation on an ece- ~
nomje basis and* detpetually } ald i |

guard against the injection of

fs you wish to gyi a foundation
a racjal consideration, stitch

gatfuent use a crass
ee es ~patct

In~ the event that the reht | $ross/stitel makes for

ch om a puif of 4uac
you pay or the food or other'| wear use light eelaht~ nit ma,
merchandise you purchase is' as if:; It~s less bulky.
actuajly above the listed cejl- aa 3
ing price do not hesjtate to ee ee
report the offender to the prop- PHONE 2.5359 i wires |

er authorjties for djsposition re-*:
J. R. SMITH

gardless of thejr race, color. or
20-Yr. Pay Life Insurance;

eens Migs

Jords and merchanis charge b
Trafti
raftic

Precautions

By Donald Slutz
Managing Director, Traffi~
Safety Association
The other day I heard a yociferous Detroiter venting his
wrath on the Police Department, |
The source of his displeasure
wes a ticket he. had received

for violating a traffic law. |

They didn~t deny he had yio
lated the law, To him that ppparently was of ~trifling importance. oe
But he did have a great eal
to say ~ and in a thoroughly
disagreeable manner ~ abput
somethjng he called ~persecu
tion of cjtizens.~. '

Then he made a mistake, |

He said he thought the ~Police Department might better
be spending its time on something jmportant~ like catching
robbers,~

One of the men to whom he
had been expostulating spine
up,

~You're bejng a little snodnsistent, Bud,~ he said. ~I always thought it was the a
Sponsjbility of police to catch
all the law breakers, And that
would include traffic laws, |

~You~re 100 per cent wrong,
too, on your idea of what is
important,~~ he said, ia i
to hig subject.

~You're like a lot of other
people who get all stirred up
over~ a murder but don~t give
a second thought to a traffic
death,~?

~Believe me, brother, vp
can be killed just as dead in) a
traffic accideny as wyou can
witha gun and the chance that
you will be js a ~lot greater, |

~Instead of griping, you
ought to thank the cop who
gave you, that ticket, If there~ s
any sense under that thi~k
skuil you ought to realjze vs
can~t keep on. breaking. traffic
laws forever and: escape death
or injury, And it~s drivers like
you who make it tough for the
rest of us<who want to stay
alive.

~If I.were you, va go dow
and pay that ticket. And
wouldn~t do any more poppin
off about ~persecutjon~ becau
you might run 4qnto someboc
who knows. a lot more abo

your ears pinned back good

COLUMBUS, Ohio ~ APN
Sam Rickman, 66, 455 Grov

Vernon avenue betwee

He-then went home and~Wwe
aken by @fficers to St, Franc
Lord a

creed. By these methods we
Inter-Ocean Casualty Co. |

will ~not only aid jn the struggle against - inflation,.but we
hacky Health and Accident ls,
1324 EVERETT ST.

will also be striking a sharp
rownentenennees

~blow against the native fascists
who have. as~an objective the
defeat of ~progress which js to
be brought about by divjding
the American people.

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