Flint Spokesman [Volume: 1, Issue: 30]

PAGE EIGHT

Your Shopping
Center

-Our loved ones and friends
are precious, why not give gifts
that are precious too? Give perfume, colone, toilet water, powder~ ete, that are exotic. Then
the famous Hollywood make-up
mirror to help to a new beauty.
Costume -icuseual for all. occasions.

Hats and bags that are beau
pleasing, eye teasing, that every
body will love. Hats and bags
should. come from The DeLuxe
Gift Shop as well as feathered
arfd cossack styles: also the terrific Town Turbans. Bags swinging over arms and shoulders are
popular. Smart bags in green,
red, and black itabric, leather
tortois2 or lucite trimmed,
brown, black, red cherry coke
and alligator are also available.
' Christmas is just around the
corner. Come in this week without delay amd place your order
for your. personalized cards,
matches, stationary and note
paper. For the latest popular
and religious records,
DeLuxe Gift and Record Shop.

Holly Sacred
The legends regarding the holly
fate back to the Druids, who be
lieved the evergreen leaves of the. holly were proof that the sun rever
deserted it and it was therefore

in
call the.

~THE FLINT SPOKESMAN

SATURDAY, OcT OBER 12, 1946.

NEWARK ~ ANP ~ according to an article appearing in
the. current issue of ~New Day,~
the credit for. Joe Louis~ winnimtg and holding the world~s
heavyweight crown goes, not to
Louis or his managers and
trainers. but to Father Divine.

The cult leader claims that
following the fall of Jack Johnson from the throne, when it
was being boasted that rfo other
Negro would become champion,
he set about to find a suitable
representative to make a new
Negro king of heavyweights. At
the: time of Louis~ birth, Divine
said he instilled his spirit in
the boxer, gave him lightning
fists, thus predestining him to
reigm as champ.

All this Louis did not know,
the news is out he hoped Joe
would be grateful rather than

indignant. He warned, howev?r.
that should the champion be
Officer Found
Guilty of
Drowning Negro

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ~ANP
~United States district judge

says the cultist, but now that

sacred, Legend also says that the

crown of thorns was composed vf Dozi2r A. Devene sentenced
holly, snd that before the crucifix. Constable Tom A. Crews to ~one
ion the berries were white, but year in prison and imposed.a

turned crimson, like drops of biood ' c pe:
sliced ~1,000 fine, the maximum under: the civil rights statute, here last
HOIOMIMAUL LULL

week,
Cr2ws was found

Barber Shop

and Shine Par'or

Allen Fair, Expert Barber
Leo Purdy, Prop.

-1131 LEITH STREET

| ber 21, 1945, until he leaped into the Suwanee viver and drowntd. Crews defense that McFadden threatened his life did not
Stand up under examination by
a federal jury.

Defense counsel, however, said

PHONE. 9-1056 they would file a new trial moon,eand. if~ denied, would ap
tio
NT peal the verdict.
|
ALWAYS SPECIAL F RIDAY and SATURDAY

Isherland~s Fine Cosmetics
and Cutlery House

2903 Industrial Ave. Flint, Michigan

Scissors, Clippers and Razors Honed
Shears and Cuticle Nippers, Etc.

Tslelele cists, wleleleloleleleleloleleleloleleloleleloleleleloleolelolelelololeleleleleleleloleye

~. o. O 2. o ~ @ ee
enetapnteete oo Seeloeloorocteetoetectoetoetostocton~ eecooloneecocloetoeooleatoeloccoetoetos oafea lee leeteoteecee~ Neeseeteetoeton:
ee ae a0 Sata ores Sac x Sook ioedon' es ee

DIAMONDS ~ WATCHES JEWELRY
' ON CREDIT TERMS $1.25 per week

BLOCK ~S
WORKIN GMAN~S JEWELRY SHOP

314 SO. ~SAGINAW STREET _
Expert Swiss and American Watch Repairing

1-WEEK SERVICE
oelocroesestocloovon: Sostectoates o-aseecoeloesoecoctoetoeoeteatoesectoetoetoeton~ foaleeleeleereeteetee~ oefoesoeoefoetoctoctecloctestoesoesoesoetoete

icielanapiensih, _ ~

New Fall Hats

NEW FALL HATS..
Men Hats Made-to-Order

Cleaned and Blocked Factory Method

MADY THE HATTER

For Particular Men |

~ Flint, Mich, ~ Phone 4-2142

BSS SN PB a Pa SS 6 ai
WHERE SMART FOLKS GATHER
NOW OPEN FOR YOUR PLEASURE

MIAMI |
CHICKEN~ SHACK:

Formerly Y.P.A.
2718 ST. JOHN STREET

CHICKEN and STEAKS

$5.40 up

320 N. Saginaw St.

OUR SPECIALTY

DINE and DANCE

Sd

guilty of |

~ ~beating Sam Askins McFadden,
White -Rose ~ Negro farmhand, with a pis- |

tol and a cow whip on Septem-|

Father Divine Says His Spirit oe BUFFALO MATRON oes
Joe Louis to Be Champion

come indignant, he would lose
his crowr.

At.the. same time, it was rumored throughout North Jersey
that Louis has b2en or will be
offered a high place in Divine~s
kingdom. The reports have it
that Louis and Divine will meet
at the cultists~ ~heaven~ in Newark soon.

M2mbers of both races are
discussing current remarks about
the possibilities of a Louis-Divine tie-up. It was reported that
a woman ir a crowded Newark
store exclaimed ~Thank you
Father, for Jo2 Louis!~ and then
added, ~Now, I guess the wggld
know how great Father

MEDICAL DATA

_By DR. J. A. THORNTON

DR. J. A. THORNTON
Climacteric In The Male

(Charge of Life)

-Do men go through the
menopause? [t has been a
known fact that the change of
life occurs in all females at~
puberty and the menopause,
this change of life is called climacteric. | have always had
the belief that men as well go
through the change of life.
Now it is a known fact that
man is subject to varying degrees of sexual function and
does have a climacteric
(change of life).

The most prevalent time
this decline occurs in man is in
the later life, approximately
~| from the ages of 45 to 55.
During the change many women have difficulties. I am inclined to believe that as many
men as women suffer, especially imbalances: to the nervous
system.

Most patients describe nervousness or the feeling of tension, on arising in the morning,
ra a tiring day, or the least

bit of excitement, sometimes
this is mistaken for hyperthyroidism (increase in thyroid or
climacteric.

in potency and libido (sexual
power), the noises of children,
radio,. almost anything _ stirs
them into action They are
hard to please, frequently their
family or associates can hardiy
get along with them, unfavorable news, and slight mishaps
that ordinarily would not bother the average person makes
them extremely nervous and in
a mental flurry. They complain of sleeping poorly or
awaking during the night for
two or three hours, even
though they may go to sleep
readily, this causes them a
awaken tired. There is a
numbness of the limbs, upon
arising there is difficulty in
arising, there is an_ itching
crawling sensation of the skin.
There are symptoms of
mental depression, concentrations, decrease in memory,
melancholia, loss of interest in
work, home, or other pleasurable diversions, the patient is
so forgetful they cannot recall
the most recent events or
things just read. Some times
there is a loss or gain of weight,
hot flashes and a smothering
sensation is one of the most
common occurrences in men as
well, they know something is
wrong, they want to avoid people, may cry for no_ special
reason, fear of some impending danger, they become introverts, are ill at ease, developing a definite psychosis, having
thouglftq of destrucfion, and
actually committing suicide after thoughts of futility and loss
of self-confidence.
Men have been known to
have all examinations, blood

pressure, normal, urine _and
blood test negative. What is
it? ~The Change of Life~

lasting Over a period of six~ to:
ten years, the correct treatments can help the average patient in these difficulties.

~WE CATER TO PARTIES
- PHONE 9-1976 Prop.: Phil Johnson & Lelia Sinclair

Stx Million Trillion Electrons
About six million trillion electrons
flow through the electric light os

- @ lamp table.. Prayer -by Marlotte,. Sunrise and

3,
Johnson-Scott
(Continued from Page One)
Taught Me by: Dvorak.
Outstanding selections sung
oy Mr. Scott were The Lord~s

You by Penn and Mappari Tuttamor (from. Martha) by Penn.

Piano accompanist were: Miss
MeNeil and Miss Doretha Ford.
Those On the committee we~re
Miss Helyn2 Hamilton, program
chairman; Elsie Pratt, co+chairman; Mrs. Odell Broadway, supervisor; Mr. Clifford Fielder,
President and Mr. John Russell,
director.:

The members of the Board of
Directors of the FICC and the
participants in the vocal recital,
wish to thank all of the patron:
and friends who helped io make
the recital a premenyous SUCCESS.

Are You Guilty?

(Continued from Page One)

your behavior toward. the: coming election. I am sure if you
will stop and think for a moment. and look around you at the
many injustices you are suffering under the present set-up,
you will go all-out for George
Friley and let ee know
at.

There is a definite decrease |

and later the Zale fight.

The lovely Mrs. Hilda Craig of 496 Michigan Avenue just
returned from New York City after attending Joe Louis~ fight

Mrs. Craig visited in New York
with her mother. Mrs. Viola Brown of the Bronx.
turned to Buffalo by plane and was accompanied by the very
popular Marshall Myles and her husband, Pete Craig.

The Spokesman ~ takes this
time out to thank many clubs
jand: organizations for etters

of ~approval of the part th2 Flint
Spokesman is playing toward
the betterment of our community, the Spokesman will call on
you f:om time to time for your
assistance for various drives for
4a better government,

She re
Metropolitan

(Continued from Page Oné~)

Spokesman

(Continued from Page One)

entirely of veterans of World
War II, this club is holding ja
political pow-wow this Sunday
at 4:00 p. m. at the home of
Mr. Joe Hogan on Central Avenue. All veterans interested in
voicing their opinions of the
coming elections and just what
action: we should take toward
all candidates seeking office.
~The NAACP one of the
strongest Negro organizations in
the country endorses Friley, -also the Pioneer Development Corporation, Kenneth Oden Post,
Benjamin ~. Baber.

The Score

(Continued from Page One) |

Flint who are buyimg protection
from. the poiice ic run dives,
speakeasies and houses of prostitution. The area most concerned is the Third Ward, where
most of the Negroes of the Northside. live. This section considering all things is~ a law abiding section. If an horrest-toness effort was made to find out
the real facts and then something was to b2 done to rectify
the evils the Third Ward, would
be 100 per cent for it. We have
seen investigations before. Especially when the political pot
is boiling. We have become
steamed up; and after the investigation and when! the political pot stops boiling, the same
people are doing business as usual in the same places and
everyone is lovey-dovey again.
That has always been the score.

Implications and heresay are
playing their part in the condition that is developing in the
Third Ward. There may not be
a cure for all of our ills, We do
know and b2lieve that conditions
can be greafly improved if we
have some representatior in the
Flint city government. Forces
ave working and conditions aré
of such a nature that we can
hav2 a colored man integrated
into the city government of
Flint. This man in the person
of Mr. George ~ Friley, a very
successful and _ astute business
man has been drafted by a citizens committe> composed _of'|
tax payers~ of both races living
in the Third Ward.

CITIZENS OF THE THIRD
WARD HAVE SIMPLE DUTY
The duty of the citizens of the}
Thivd Ward is simple. We must
Set everybody registered and~ g2t
Out the vote. Considering the
Composition of the Ward, and
the pledges. of Support f:om
other groups the chances are
Mor? than fifty-fifiy that Mr,
Friley will be elected: To sit
down and _ talk about it does
nothing toward accomplishing

/ ~ million acres of crop land and

| cient to-feed more than 18 million

ood
tions throughout the city. The
committee will urge: eligible citizens to register as qualified voters before October 16, so that
they may Sign the FEPC petitions.,

The following persons were

Cut Pasture
Ym the years since 1920 more than

many million acres of pasture land
have been released from production
of feed for horses and mules and
made. available for production for
the market. The land released from
the growing of feed for work ank

mals in this period would be suffl- | ing committee, who will select

their chairman, at a meeting to

bead of cattle: be held early this week:

s2lected to serve on the steer
TOSUA ai
Sug ar Chile |Critics Voice
act irom Rage Oné) || (Continued: pa One)

In 9 months of ~ 1946, he had a Predtd Mr. ~Scott. sing since h?
gross of $135,000. Some of this; was a_child, but.jt was my first
gross was deducted, because he tite ~at hearing. Mrs. ~*
had spent som? money ~for other They were fine.~

a ai Miss Corben, ~Litchell:
More than $33, 000. ~has been| wonderful.~
turned over to the -governmertt ~
for taxés. attorney fees,and su- nest ies Dixon: yey Good.
pervisory expense amounted to/}* ~Swell and
$7,000. Guardianship ~took. $10}- both artists are & for~
000. His agent claim he ig how fey ogee advelrturd, | AN ji
one of the -biggest*~ ~box-office at- J
tractions in the nation. - Mrs. Joba. Russell: very:
Frarkie~s appearances~ are~ VeTY- good.~ Lia ss:
scattered to avoid strain. One- + |) Mrs. ~Ruth Var Zandt: ~Fine,
Wis pr2vious appearances nette | and both artists aye, just, what
him $250. -His appearance ~in jit. takes and ~ the~ uf i was
Chicago ~in February hetted $15,- b conden: ~ a
046. for three days.at the, State
Theatre in Hartford.@onn;, ~Mas Robert alte? ee
amounted to $8,665. This~ was da te
the highest anyone ever made. Joe Hogan: ~Super b.
Thomas Terry: ~Shoulg r
greater heights.~2

~

~realy

Theodore Dixon:

He has never had any lessons in
music... His~ manager is a~ *Detroit attorney, Herbert Eiges,: %y
who. accompanied him on- most]. The closing number,.:."~I'll. see
all ie., you Again,~ WAS ~ 2 VEY, fittin ing
~fle is under contract to ~Mu-.
sic Corporation of Amezica, a
film ~No Leave No Love~ in
which he played will be releas- |
ed soon.:/ Question Asked

(Continued from age One)

and. expressed the desire of ~all

attending their musical of the

season, |

oelontehechentescetoeteesorliodoelon.ooroetosroasocroasonoeroetee~

ESQUIR E

have pledged Mr. Friley ~ their * SHINE _P ARLOR *e
support. The PAC,.bcing an or-|'

ganization composed of some of For nege ~ ay Pre...
all" of these~ groups, could ~do 3401 St. rte. ~St. Ph. -9-1591.
Flint~and its2lf-a great good by

coming out fe: th? ome man Prop. Blood. ae
that all~ of the citizens have sooo

~oe CF) a
oa SeaCoelee coe coeroetoecont Hrtrotretrooeoot

pledged to suppor:.

On the other hand it~
thought by the prceponents of
Friley for Commissioner, that
should he not get,the endorse
ent of the PAC, ~that still~ he |
has a good chance of winning
the election. Citizens of- the
Third Ward, Have long awaited
the day when they could vote
fos a mam who more. nearly represinted all of its citizens, In
the case of Mr. Friley, they are
not wrong.

is Sorgoegocd~ areaoaonzoeteesoesoecoetont eeeonion SCC ICOCE |

Blum~s Hicdwar. 3206 'Sti John St.

~ ~

Electri eats Moghtcnes
Repairing _

~Phone 44376:

Poe POO Oo oH BO ~ mo we wo. oe,
i Soegeezon ~ooreejessee oe. rox noogeeet oo, spoezeezneseesoers sposeazoesease

WroleloLeLelLoleLel- Tol sToLoleloLalolelololololololeloyelelololslolololelololelolelelelele)

ROLLER SKATE.

M. and B. CONFECTIONERY

PATENT MEDICINES
Most Complete Dairy Bar in Town

3~12 ST. JOHN STREET

+ 2,
% nt ~aoa ofonsoacoezeatooss ae aoeteereeteeteetoeseetoe tee tpetoateaton~ coe foecostoeceecoecoe lool eaten conse loeceeseess

BAXTER CLEANERS

Prompt Pick-up and Delivery Service

- Repairing - Hats - Cleaned - Blocked

Louis and Bolza Baxter, Props. ~

2008 Clifford Street Phone 9-9181
EN 5

aLoatpetoctoctentonfootoegostoarealeetnetoeeeteatwezoeloesoeteateetoetoeteeteaze sfeeteeteeveareetoetoel ~ Sot:
Office Phone [phone] Heston St.

YOUR CAB CO.

~Call YOUR CAB for Complete Service and Satisfaction
CAB STANDS

McClellan and Industrial
Clifford and Kennelworth

PROMPT

2~, o, J
afoot O~, Sootee ioe~ ox eof loateetectesreecee,

Brush and First St.
St. John and State

SERVICE

2. Poe! 2, o 2 ~ 2 @ * 2. 2 2. 2. >, 2. 2
oe oatoetoate ocoegons Soagostoe! coals ovale lon loeloezoe toes oelne lee toetoaoasoeseacoeloecoesoecoeloeseesees

raeeseatrefoateeteato cote slot > 100 <o-0,9 0o-08e-eSo-0o-eSo-sce-oho-ece-ele- eee

GUTES._~si.
DRUG STORE

Formerly Jerry~s ~ FLINT 3, MICHIGAN: 901 LIPPINCOTT BLVD. |
REGISTERED PHARMACIST |

Expert and Complete Prescription. Service

PAY GAS and LIGHT BILL ~

f A Friendly Place to Trade

PHONE 3-7478

$OLSSSOOESESODELES IOC OH

~, 2,
Reageatectenestsscsasasreet

LT aa

EXPERT CLEANING and PRESSING |~

Rev. jhe
ey, -A. W. Davis, Mrs. H. F. Parme-| 4 AT es KU aur,
this end. The omly thing that lee, Dr. J. Leonardis Lzach,'! ~
counts is actions. That action is} Johnson Buchanart, Attorney FLINT ROLLER DROME
up solely to the citizens of the| Morris B. Pelavin and A!torn:y!:
Third Ward. ~ John F. Young. 610 LOUISA
nas oegensoeonce eheacoosonsoesensoegeasoeseecoeseacoesevsoe tect eects oacersoe conse Wess oe seasodSoasoeteacoeseacoesnaloesoeceeseeioe o0cee EV ERY SUND AY NIGHT: ~ 7. TO: I i atofataels
MEET YOUR FRIENDS ~THERE: ~ 02>"

DOOODOD0GDO00000000000009900009000C 2800000600 5000C

Nights ~and~ Holidays
PHONE: berepcy ~~

SMITH MOVING CO.

LOCAL and LONG PNTANERS*

We Buy, Sell or Trade New and Used ~Furniture
29 YEARS IN BUSINESS ~
3602 INDUSTRIAL AVE.

OFFICE ee E 9.2724

RG:
ee a

FLINT, 5, ~MICH.

J Steer

4 a ln lat a atoatoate
e-ake-ate- stoke steele ole ofe of0 shee 09 <"o azo te fee soaioess eg rode

Golden Pheasant Chicken Shack

1106 Everett St.

FOR, THE BEST BARBECUE AND ciitcakn IN ron
TRY THE GOLDEN PHEASANT. -

We Never Close

J. E. COBB, Prop.;
~ Jo. afo-o$o-0fo-s2o-08o-030-420-40e-050-450 406-000-0204) Pooooonooieg
POOPED HO Sonioniotcocptiotions

FURNAC

om
79,3

+ Reset - Replacements - Repairs

*.. ~ GET YOUR FURNACE WORK DONE: NOW ~ BEFORE THE RUSH.;

-NO MONEY DOWN.

3 AUTOMATIC HOT WATER =
~ _ Sinks ~ Lavatory ~ Toilets | 2
| AlKinds of Plumbing
| CALL 3.0841 9;
|

oan

aoets

VETERAN GAs =
~ Burner and Heating Company 3

2905 anwTe ki ae tl

seecteeteeteeteee

Peo D DPD L ELLE LEAH

/