Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 8]

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Th, * International Swesthearts of Rhythm pleyed and
Flint jumped like mad.. Saturday night at the IMA aud.
with many _ oui-of-towners
joining Flintites in our most
popular intertainment event.

After the dance many entcc-tainmeni seekers. crowded
into the Royal Gardens~ to finish th, week-end yen i joy, making,

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And

3 ance
a conevery

Big for the
bh danced unB of the morn
Flint~s entertainwas dealt one vi
ous blows an our

On saw fit to close our
lub of which we had
wo. Its hard to believe
once again the Golden
af Club is faced with the
oblem of housing and enterining close to-5000 veterans
nd friends who tried to find
a few hours of relaxation on.week-ends after putting in a
hard week in our local factories or other jobs of nerve
wricking occupations. But, the
Golden Leaf Club cannot handle this burden because of its
size and with the rat,oniag of

beverages this. popular club is
\ faced with. the impossible.
| Well, friends, let's stop and|

Sin how ~does this effect the|
young,JNegro of Flint? _ We|
5 \have ong of the three choices
| to "y ~44

We can stay at home and|

tainment of the hight clubs that |

the | a world ms so |

7. We can start going to the
gare-owned and opy white, only,. ~such as; Bar, {the Plaza Grill,
x a e cA f these
clubs have bar. licénses and

But this

~ there.

rtassing. comcan: be more
n beneficial.

t enjoyable but
~ probable then of any of
~the previouis ones. We have
the Ppportunity of patroniz
icle last |
them by!

e state liquor board:

bias about the other enter- |

membership is* not/ all- neces-,

f{ see an ~

WALLACE AT TUSKEGEE ~ {
Marching in the traditional ~atademic parade at Tuskegee institute during Founder~s.. day.in
honor of Booker T, Washing
sae

board; Basil O~Conner, the new

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_Regter now. It is your right
to vote in the coniing election.
~'| All eligible voters are urged to
register and vote..

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ton re shown, left to right,|ican Red Cross; Secretary of
Dr. Wm. Jay Schioffolin, retir-|.Commerce Henry A. Wallace
ing ~hairman of the trustee} and President F. D, Patterson.

of 5 ys plans of what. we are
to face if something is not
to correct this action- of
only means of entertain
We all realize that the State
Liquor Commyssion closed the
YPA because it was being oferated for.a profit for the own*
er and not the advantage of
its members. Under! the unjust non-profit arrangements as
required by law. And if this is
true tha YPA is quality ~ of
breaking the law and ~shouldy
by the things we believe im ani
fight-for be
should the punishment be
edjupon all~ the* Neg
Flifit? I've-read in the #1 nt
| Journal several times of ~erftain
places being found ~ guilty of
serving minors which is one of |
our

4 our only club besides*

punished,; but o e; Bs ples op

chairman} also saan se

open 3 YR. Each and eveen lub * ~goer should get
yc lin and: re-open

to. impose

en Leaf Club where. we"es
take our.geusts for an evening
of enjoyment. |
For the ~facts of life
this column each week,
in the: night life.

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| the greatest offenses a club or
bar can make against society, |
the penalty for this is a fine
or a suspension of their licenses
fora a brief perio of t'me. If a!

tre 2s a Just: eatisfac
Te

purpose.in _ ae

YPA? And in the? ' past
dealings that have Pee dealt
to Negroes just bef ~each
election, It seems that "all officials running for office wish to
kample and build his
platform. @round.the ideal of
cleaning up the Negro section
of the towg,.| wish to brini~to;

taht

your. attehtion that ouf com
weé |
have come to thiak~ of the past |

| steeqgatine the NAACP at me
| comang National Convention. A
| number of branghes and lead| ers realize ae ae National
Constitution myist be revised ins
ter e-that apache sey be

Michigan, a

pStat

th
se

TH Mec: State Confererice of

Bi ar ches~ will Wiest~ in Benton

Harbor, Michigan in July. Here,

each spragch is to report on the} paigon and se
progs i~of registration of Ne
gro

yee en also the inventory~ egroeS in public emf

ployment,

Be it reso

munities af. no worse than any
other communitiés in the city.

We sucered the bulk. ofall bad

ie TWO DAY SERVICE = CALL FOR AND DELIVER ing the after hour joints and| publicity. A few people who| thousand Negroes in the organ-| the above matters at the mext
age Bear in~Mind ~ Streamline the many houses of the ill-fam-| realize the danger to our young ization felt in the community] quarterly conference~ in July,
| ~SERVICE~ IF YOU WANT THE BEST, TRY US ed that we might find within| have taken it upon themselves | 22d political life of the State, 1946,.
our midst. But this action can| the closing of the YPA Club The. Bre De resolutions it resolved that the State; ly aid the boost f the| have taken it uponthemselves | Ve: ~adopted: Conference of Branches of the}:
3810 Industrial Ave. Phone 4-6462 el soe gst nid eat of the | to write: to the Liquor Control | WHEREAS: The State Con-'NAACP urge the parents of
~ FLINT, MICHIGAN Police department. Every one Comm~ssion drawn up to | ference of Branches of the Ng] each city to co-operate with. par~: jcciecniumbeajirimnnnnenine | oe Some on record] et teachers organizations,
=== _ =r a sd HEQURAUGUUORDOUSOQDOUDGADDUUQEDOUUGGESERGROGEDCOOEONGBOCOSOUEEL | as opposed to @ny form of seg-| churches and other civic groups
a oe - ~ on | regation in thf schools of the | j tp reduce juvenile delinquency.
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)] AMBIT 1OUS MEN OR WOMEN OF ANY AGE WHO ARE|
W ATKINS an d J AMES | WILLING TO WORK! | The Great Lakes Mutual Life Ins. Co.
| Anxious to build security; want to get ahead! | FLINT, MICHIGAN *,
STEADY EMPLOYMENT STEADY INCOME
Funeral Home | Avels | Some Pertinent Facts About the Company:
~ ~ | 1. Commenced doing business March |, 1928 as the Great
~ ded E Jamieson 5t., Fimt Supreme Liberty Life Insurance Co. Lakes Mutual Benefit Association.
Business Phine 34321 Res. 41470 2821 1% INDUSTRIAL AVENUE ~ FLINT, MICHIGAN | 2. Became a ~~legal reserve~ life insurance company in 1944.
e e Py ~ W. C. Ross, Mgr. ~ Tel. 2-2682 3. Issues Industrial and Ordinary pol'cies.
Making a Choice 1S Serious~ TUTTLE ECO Has over $21,000,000.00 insurance in force.
snsiogeaentonentetonentesteeeetectontntetentete eeeetostonttotoeatote ntotentniotentnteontetoionioteniotesnnet | 5 Hag paid over $554,000.09 in- death claims since its orThe Watkins and J>mes Funerul Home is dedicated:: ganization. |
6.. Nearly $1,000,000.00 in assets.
Far ce sv" | M. and B. CONFECTIONERY [+ 32SShoemssr
*Flonest and faiz dealing (23 years) | PATENT MEDICINES | INSU R &.. FO. RFE SURE: Branch Ocice~Flint District: 1604 Clifford~Phone 4-9521
'*Efficient and dependable services Most Completé Dairy Bar in Town | J. H. ALDRIDGE, Manager
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~ee % *Most respectable consideration toward our saleetoctoefentenioey pp LLL LLL LLL LLL PELLET K L E Cc K L E Y s
ey women clientele (we have a large trained Office Phone [phone] kicdidias St. | C |
staff of lady assistants) a for BETTER LEANING
YOUR CAB CO. ~ CLEANERS sod HATTER

*Pride in our professicnal work

The ~Undertaker {
and his fiiness of h's sacred calling, are the out-ward~

care exercised ia the selection of your

symbols of yiur appreciation of the dear ine who has

Pians were formulated ta
make the presence of forty-six

of progress

CIO for

Saf branch,

segregated

e Conference
at ~each brane
Michigan Re
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CAB STANDS

|McClelian and Industrial
| Clifford and Kennelworth

Brush and First St. |
~St. John and. State.

passed beyond.; i
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FLINT, MICHIGAN ~

Phone 2-3691 |

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State of Michigan, THEREFORE
~be it resolved that all efforts
on the part of public officials
schools
on the citizens of Michigan,
resisted by all avail~Tibens of this organization and its several br anches.. WHEREAS, The CIO has signifted its intention of going into
South to organize labor, and
made a large appropriation
the purposes, THEREFORE,
it resolved that the Michigan
Conference of ~Branches
of-the NAACP heartily comthis action.

Be it further resolved that we
recommend that the CIO inves
tigate the matter..of organizing
of leundry workers in Sagifiaw,
er to be of any |
%.in the mat
pillar~ city
IWwegroes as
held byg~

ommend that
ts locality, or-4
~ganize a block #6 block camthat ~every Negro is registered and will. also
go cut on election day and vote.
each
branch President be requf~ed to
give a written, itemized Feport
locality on

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dining rgom, a majority of them |
did not ~participate in the
dent, accoraing to the investigation.

inci
Weltare Department authorities pointed out that the school
has a population of about 960
youths and is overcrowded by
about 25 per cent, normal facil.
ities at the institytion including
space for between 600 to 700
boys,

The -overcrowding has neces
t

Sitaied placing larger groups in fs

cottages than is normally desired and consequently extra
alertness is required by staff
Mhembers in carrying out discip- |
linary and rehabilitation pro~~

in Anderson,
Ickes to Get

Awards

PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
lection of Miss Marian
Son,: opera singer, and
Ickes, former secretary
intefior, to receive the
Medallion for
announced by NU Chapnter,, Alphe Pi Fraternity +f Lincoln
Univensity..The awards will be
presented at special ceremonies
on the campus May 13.

Rn ae
AnderHarold
of the
Alpha | *

HAVE YOU REGISTERED?

Register now. It is your right
to vote in the coming election.
All eligible voters are urged to
register and vote.

| pexed it was because there was

~ample funds to carry on all of
~the obligations that confronted

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|
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1945-46 has been}

tendency of our officials to
spend ihe tax payers money too

ireely, At that time there were

the community. Now there.is 4:
change. Many changes. The city Z
has expanded by leaps and

| bounds, There~ has beefi an -ja- oa
flux of migrants to Flint. This 7
has been over taxing upon. ww
School Board and a change: is P.
definitely due: It. ts tnow ~tim arta
for a change. ~The ffter i

tax limitation. _ must

| éarced and an ample ~tax levied
| that
| Board to property take care of

will enable our School

| tie children, No one.cafi alter \
this Situation but the Flint vot-.
er3, When the proposal ~comes
up io raise the tax limnitation- it

is the duty of every een. to
Vote ~YES.~

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