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THE INFORMER, SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 1936
HARLEM SENDS
HOSPITAL UNIT
TOETHIOPIANS
To Replace Equipment
Destroyed 3 Weeks
Ago At Dessaye
NEW YORK.— (ANP)—When the
Italian invaders destroyed the Eth-
iopian Hospital at Dessye on De-
cember 6, the Medical Committed
for Defense of Ethiopia immediate!'
launched a campaign for $3,000 and
pledged itself to replace that hos
pital unit. Exactly 25 days later the
Medical Committee kept its pledge
On December 31. a field hospital
• unit was shipped to Ethiopia via
the S. S STEEL AGE, over the
Isthmian Steamship lines, the first
ever shipped from American shores
Others are to be sent as rapidly as
Robert Anderson Is 1
Vice-President Of |
City Council
GARY. Ind.- (ANP) Robert An-
derson. 29. youngest alderman here
and only Negro member of the city
council of nine, was elected vice
president of the city council at the
first ′ regular meeting of the year
last Monday night. Anderson, a
Democrat, is said to be the only
Negro in America to ever hold such
a position.
Former Resident
Of Houston Dies
In Oklahoma
NEGROES URGED
TO ENTER ALL,
N Y A PROJECTS ii
N.A.A.C.P Points Out |
Opportunities in .
$10,000,000 Program i
NEW YORK.—Colored people:
throughout the country, and espec-
; ally those individuals and groups *
1 w orking with young people, are j
urged by the N. A. A. C, P. to form-
ulate projects to see that colored ,
young people participate in the I
ten-million-dollar National Youth a
. Administration program 'just an-
nounced.
i In Bulletin No. 4 of the National
TULSA. Okla,- Bernie Lee Fores Youth Administration, issued Jan-
Tast Wednesday ′ the “Municipal uary 3. 1936. is an outline of four
■ hospital from gun hot wounds neeiprojects upon which ten million
additional funds for this purpose haemtany iorictea by In Wired Mr: dollars will be spent. They are:
can be raised. . i . Lucile Foreman at their home. 1317 (1) Projects for Youth Commun-
The Unit contains a hospital tent North Madison Sunday night, at ity Development and Recreational
90 feet long by 16 feet wide: which | 10:45 o'clock i ade-merh 2ndeerraconal
. 1 . Leadership, in which part time em-
is divided into dressing and operat- Mr. Foreman, Oi Benue a he plovment of young people from re.
ing rooms each seven and a hel was known by his many fric nds. lA€ cad ...A
was veil liked by both young and liet families will be given as lead-
old. He was born in Pilot Texas, ers and assistants in the establish-
and was a former resident of Hous- ment and conduct of recreational |
ton where he attended school. He and community activities.
moved to Okmulgee Okla., with (2) Projects for Rural Youth De-1
laxwomen ol Harlem i his parents later, Komu from there velopment; to provide parttime cm-
I to Tulsa where he resided until his ployment of young people from re-
death Smith Dr Mmitied * , lief families in rural communities
cimle Smith Musk M (3) Public Service Proects: to
F uneral SC rvices were held Sat- , , -:
urday January 4 from Vernon A I provide part-time employment ys
M. E. church with Hex K A. King assistants in various public services
the Manor- such as traffic, sanitation, health,
and investigation of local and state
governmental records.
by 16 feet wide, and a general ward
75 feet long by 16 feet wide. Ar
additional tent of bandages and
sterilized dressings prepared by |
nurses and
were also shipped.
The Medical Committee for De-
fense of Ethiopia is a member oil
the United Committees for Defense
of Ethiopia which is composed of
all groups seriously and sincerely .
working for the defense of the Rent Tuner anti time and charge. Bur-
Ethiopian people. Dr. P. M. H. Sa- lial was in the Harding Memorial
vory is treasurer. Dr. J. J. Jones, cemetery in Muskogee. Mr. Fore-
chairman, and Dr. Arnold Donawa, man is survived by his wife, Mrs. [
secretary. The Committee is located Lucille Foreman: a daughter. Miss!
at 2384 Seventh avenue, New York Anna Rose Smith: his mother, Mrs.
City T.. Emaline Greggs of Houston: a sis-
— ■ -==-- . ter. Mrs. Effa Mae Davis of Hous-
4
AIDS P.-T.A.
JULIAN LASHES
HIS "CRITICS"
THEN DEPARTS
Says Ethiopia Needs
To Be Lifted From
Backwardness
NEW YORK (ANP)—"Col." Hu-
- bert Julian, much publicised "Black
Eagle of Harlem" who quit Ethiopia,
in a huff a few weeks ago and is
reported to have received $00,000
from an English woman to “tell the
j truth” about conditions there, took
time rut to lash his critics before
' 1 he sailed for France last week
I aboard the S. S. Majestic,
l The aviator, who has been flay-
I led for his alleged anti-Ethiopian
1 . statsments and whose deportation
was being sought by a group of
Harlemites, denied he had sa d or
inferred any country was justified
| in invading Ethiopia in a martial
1 . or warlike manner.
i "Eut this I do say," declared the
native West Indian, "after what I’ve
been through and witnessed in Ab-
yssinia. it surely would be an act
1 of God if some well meaning civ-
ilized nation would—in friendliness
and sincerity—go into Ethiopia and
try to lift that country out of the
1 . rut of backwardness and hopeless
1 inertia, and that mission of mercy
I could and should be performed
I minus the aid of guns and the ruth-
I less destruction of life, limb and
j (4) Research Projects: to provide
part-time employment in reseaches
(in local history, tax records'; safety
campaigns, etc. - . ,
Houston College
Wichita Kansas: a nephews Herman, must formulate projects coming un- Triumphs Over
Colored groups, in order to se-
D ton: his father Wade Foreman of cure some of this employment,
r. x tension school .
Regina Seco nd ' Davis of Houston and other rela-Ider these four headings and submit
Desis - necone tives. , them to the State Youth Director
Quarter . and Mr Ear MLS oPilouston AtenO for approval. Detailed Information
-.____ed the funeral.
GALVESTON.—Galveston Exten-
sion School of Prairie View State
- property.”
Horace A. Davis, well known un- ed by the P. T. A. to install a ra- F Julian reiterated previous state-
dertaker of Fort Worth, who made . dio at Gay Street school. ! ments, that Emperor Haile Selassie
up the balance of the money need- I" is all that an honorable, sincere,
courageous human being could be"
— but declared he is handicapped by
internal strife caused by lack of
discipline, class hatred and other
1 The schedule for the rest of the sea
son is as follows:
Beau Brummels
college closed its first quarter’s ,
work and opened the second quar-
ter Wednesday night with a large
enrollment and with several new
students. The same subjects will be
Wheatley Hi To
Stage Boxing
on how to prepare a project may HOUSTON The Houston College
be obtained from the National for Negroes’ basketball team defeat.
Youth Administration in Washing-
ton. D. C.. by asking,for N. Y. A.
Bulletin No. 4, issued January 3.
1936
Bouts In Gym D. , n
Basketball
January 17—Open.
January 24—Prairie View State Col-
lege at home.
January 31—Samuel Huston College
at Austin.
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left chest At Parkland hospital, his
condition was thought not to be
ser ous. 1
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teaching job a“week and a ready she
was homesick and lonesome. Very
often during the long tinesome aft-
ernoons one of her little pupi’s
would say, "I want my mamma.
Mary was always symp athetic be-
cause that was exactly hi wi she felt.
Even so, she envied them because
, each evening they could go home to
mother and she couldn't because she be
was a long way from home. -
The 'people she had met had been
very kind and pleasant and she had
met several nice young men. The
had just been polite and
been the least bit interest— x
Orfe day she chanced to overhear
a conversation between the third
and fourth grade teachers. :
“A session at a ood beauty, par-
lor* would make a new gin out of
her,” the fourth grade teacher an J.
-1 should say because she’s hot a
bad looking girl, really She Aust
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WACO. Texas.— (ANP)—Honoring
sixteen of the best known and most
highly respected citizens, eight of
whom were white, and inter-racial i
good-will meeting sponsored by the - -----RS
Waco Citizens Committee. Was held looks unkempt,” the other agrees.
Thursday night at St Paul A. M. Mary could feel her face burning.
E. church of which Dr. H. G. John- She knew they were talking ebour
son is the pastor. i her. She had realized that atrip to
Those among the colored citizens the beauty ‘parlor wasy needed but
being honored were. Bishop G. B. she had been reluctantto. inquire.
Young of the A. M. E. church, Presi- She felt she just couldn’t walk up to
dent A. S. Jackson of Paul Quinn people, and say, “Where is a beauty
college Rev. J. N. Jenkins of New shop?" It was all very well for some
Hope Baptist church. Judge R. D. people to do that but Mary was
Evans of the local bar. Mrs. N A rather shy and was always reluctant
Kirk, influential and affluencial fra- to bluntly ask questions. 20 *
ternal leader: Dr. G.. C. Connor and i “I am nochild,”" she told he -
Dr. H .L. *
tablished practicioners, and M. Hy-I vertising
son, successful merchant. Wi !
Among the whites: Mayor J. w.
Hale, President Pat M. Noff of Bay-
lor univeratty, President M. W.
Woodson of the First National bank.
Rev. J. M. Dawson of the first Bap-
tist church, Miss Kate Friend and
Mrs. W. E.: Darden, commanding
figures in community life;. Judge
Richard J. Munro and Attorney S.
H. Clayton, 3 ,
Judge R. D.- Evans, strong link
between the' races in Waco, said:
“We have nothing to doubt and
nothing to fear as long as such
she’s hot a
Smith, old and well es self. “I can find a shop without ,
e to the world that.I .
konee for a place " get my b
Now although Mary, was shy
about asking questions' she , was
smart enough to know F where th
look for information. She got The .
Informer and immediately found
what she was looking for P 3
She called a shop that sised the
system that she wanted and anade an
appointment. That afternoon she ar-
rived a little ahead of her time, arid
in the waiting room was another
girl about her age. They were soon
. _____talking like old friends,
contacts as we enjoy tonight, are "I teach in the rural section."
available and voluntary.” confided Mary’s New found friend,
John Henry Adams of Jackson- “I didn’t have the sligpest idea
ville, Fla., programmed as the prin- where to find a beauty shop unty\ *
cipal speaker, thanked theWaco I looked, in THE CLASSIFIED SFC. X
Citizens committee, the pastor and TION OF THE INFORMER.” %
members of St Paul A. M. E. church. "That's how I found this place.” ,
and the white friends for projecting" Mary laughed. “We know how to
and encouraging the meeting with i find what want” *
such unanimity of spirit, I MORAL Rc * * =*=
fied section of The Informer. You
can solvemany of problems by
forming this habit
evils. The flyer also lambasted the
filling of all governmental and res-
ponsible positions in Ethiopia with
white men.
“There must be something woe-
fully wrong when a country 100
per cent black will pick a white
.Englishman as its American rep-
resentative and adviser,” he’ pointed
out “Surely America, with a Wal-
ter White, James Weldon Johnson
W. E. B. DuBois, Bob Church,
George Schuyler, Dr. Louis T.
Wright, Judge James S. Watson,
Oscar DePriest, A. Philip Randolph
Frank Crosswaith, Dr. Willis N.
Huggins, and numberless others
February 1—Samuel Huston College
at Austin.
| ed the team representing the Beau February 7—Bishop College at home.
Brommels of this city by the score February 12 and 13—Wiley College
of 41 to 19 at the College "gym’ * at Marshall. •
I Friday night: January 10th. The February 15—Prairie View at Gai-'
Beau Brummels team is composed veston
of former college and nien , February 21—Samuel Huston at
. stars of the city. The powerful of- home
For Young Men I fense of the college players could February 28- -Open.
P.not he withstood by the Btau Brum
Is Organized mels.
On Wednesday night. January S,
the Houston College team -played
■ their first game of the season in the
available and voluntary.”
League
carried this term as were carried
during the last quarter.
During the first quarter, courses
in organization of the high school
English language, principles of eco-
nomics, rural sociology were offer-
ed and the same will be offered this
second quarter, so that they might
be completed. The courses are being ing has been prepared with such . , .. .
taught by Prof. A Bohannon for acts as Dubble Dooley Neyland, physical director Y. G. Young the
teacher of Economics at the col- .Kid Ford. King Tut. Texas Kid, and young men’s basketball league got
lege and assistant registrar, plenty of other colored stars of the underway Monday January 13 at Houston team 1 7
There are fourteen extension | arena. Nearly one thousand seats the YMC A with three business en- 0 ....., ,, 2L 5-------’ . '/ 1 with
schools running at this time. Sev- will be set up to handle the crowd terprises . furnishing uniforms for
eral more days remain that students expected to see this exhibition, their respective Teams.
might enter. Such students should . -----_________Crawford Morticians team is
get in touch with Prof. McDonald Patronize Our Advertisers lcoached. by H L. Holland, former
concerning entering.______________________________________________________lcoach of Booker T.-bulldogs, with
James "Dean" Cooper captain. This
team is made up of a group of hustl-
ing lads that shoul go far in the
HOUSTON, - Local fans will 1
Again have the opportunity of see-'
ing some good talent in fast action
on Wednesday night. Jan. 22 in the
Wheatley gym. The matches are
scheduled for 8:15.
A double bill.of boxing and wrestl-
BY OREN ALLEN
March 6—Wiley at home.
March 7 —Galveston
—C. Bishop and R. Terrell.
DALLAS. Under the direction of [ new "gym" of Bishop College at .
Marshall. The score was 66 to 50
lege and assistant registrar.
in favor of Bishop college. James
K. Ryan and Joe Vaughn of the
Hit-Run Driver,
Injures Man
could give to black Ethiopia more
adequate and intelligent represen-
tation because of their superior in-
tellect and knowledge of interracial
conditions than could an English
white.
"I offer nothing in my mind what
race.
HOUSTON.—H. M. Johnson, 63. - -——
of 3619 Burlington (rear), received is constructive and truthful criti-
Tremendous improvement in team a fractured right leg at 9 p.lm. last
work and scoring power has been Saturday night when he was struck
shown by the Houston College team by 4 car as he attempted do cross
over that of last year. Basketball the street in the 200 blockot Pres-
lovers are therefore assured some ton avenue. The chiver of the car
e first class playing on the courts this failed to stop. -
year. All home games will be held .The injured man was taken to
at the college “gym” beginning at Jefferson Davis hospital in a Hous-
18:30 p. m on the'days scheduled, ton ambulance for treatment.
22 and 17 points, respectively. '
cism. and like an umpire at a ball
ville, Fla.,
programmed as the prin-
Citizens committee, the pastor and
members of St Paul A. M. E. church
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like I see rem hoping by so doing
that it will help Ethiopia, the cour
try to which I traveled 7,000miles."
at my own expense, to offer my
menial but sincere support.
"I make no indictment, I offer no
remedy, I have no regrets. I simp-
ly went, I saw, I quit.”
"Leaving the babies and the fools
to God’s tender care and keeping
Jet us resolve from this time on to
say nothing, do nothing, encourage
nothing any time any where which
can be interpreted as a means of in-
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or barbers and a number of them 1
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College trained barbers. For your 1
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author zed and recognized by the |
State Board of Education and the |
State -Barber Board, as a Class A 1
College.
For further information write the |
Tyler Barber College, H. M. Mor- |
gan. President, 212 East Ervin St.. ’I
Tyler, Texas. Phone 313. -
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The Informer and Texas Freeman (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 30, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 18, 1936, newspaper, January 18, 1936; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1644381/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Rice University Woodson Research Center.