Friday, February 1, 1946
PORTLAND INQUIRFR
Pag« Three
Insurance Co. to Lescot, Deposed Hawaiian President, Woman Is First Chicago Host to
Negro Medic on Fax-Jones Exhibit
Build Own Office Long Interested in Negroes
Hospital Staff
PLAY THE PIANO
THE LEROY WAY
DETROIT—(ANP)—The West'
ern Union Mutual Insurance com
pany has purchased a site for the
erection of a home office building
in the downtown district here,
according to an announcement
last week by Wilson Lovett, com
pany president.
The site is located within two
blocks of the present location of
the company, he said, where Gra
tiot, Bush and Clinton streets con
verge. The plans to occupy one
floor while ground floor stores
and offices will be available for
renting.
Plans for the new '.uilding are
being drawn by L .muel Plato,
well known structural engineer
and contractor.
CHICAGO—(ANP) — A dual
WASHINGTON — (ANP) — American p o l i t i c a l standards,
exhibit of original illustrations by
Revolutions and rumors of revolu election. He was practically chos
tions in Haiti have been preva en as the successor to the then
NEWARK, N. J.— (ANP)—Dr. Elton C. Fax and small water col
lent for a number of years. In president who had maintained E. Mae McCarroll became the ors by Frederick D. Jones opened
1939, when Elie Lescot was Haiti himself in office for a number of first Negro member of the city’s with a lea Sunday at the South
an minister to the United States, years and then brought his suc hospital medical staff here last Side Community Art center. The The famous radio teachsr L* Roy will teach you
to play p opular tunas, somi-classical and «van
such rumors persisted and a rep cessor in. Whatever the internal week upon recommendation by Exhibit will last through Feb.
Booqia W o o g la or anything that you can hum,
resentative of the Associated Ne machinations forcing Lescot out the hospitals executive commit Eight illustrations from the re whistla or sing In fust F IV E W E E K S T I M E .
W a bring you the sansational La Roy 5-lasson
gro Press was granted an inter of office, they are unknown to tee. She will serve on the pro- cent best seller, “George Wash 72-page
course in aasy book form with stand
by
Shirley ard keyboard chart for $2. H o extras, no a d d i
view with the minister to discuss American Negroes on the whole. tological service staff under Dr. ington Carver”
tional lessons to buy; you don’t even need a
The Haitians alone could deter David R. Kraker, vice president Graham and George Lipscomb, piano with our keyboard chart.
the situation.
Am aze your friends— the man who put music
and five from “Molind’s Medal” into
At that time, the now deposed mine whether Lescot Was a “des of the executive committee.
thousand of homes and into the fingers of
thousands who. like yourself, thought they could
by
Georgene
Faulkner
and
John
president laughed off any men pot" as they now claim.
never play by ear, Is eager to b ring this easy
Dr. McCarroll’s appointment
It had been reported that hun marks the end of a long civic Becker, both published by Julian course to you. Don’t delay, order today.
tion of a planned revolt and said
comprise the work M O R L O U C O M P A N Y
they occurred as the results of dreds of political opponents of fight to gain Negro representation Messner,
W . 42 St., New York It , N . Y .
incidents, and his prophecy—if the present regime had been im on the City hospital’s medical shown by Fax. A Baltimorean by Dept. *— Enclosed I l $2;
pay postage.
9 1 1 Send C .O .D . you
prophecy it was—was true in the prisoned when Lescot came into staff here and charge of racial birth and now a resident of
I ’ll pay postman $2 plus
postage.
events which resulted in his over power three years ago. They now, prejudice and discrimination were Brooklyn, Fax is a fine arts grad
according to dispatches, have been made repeatedly to the city com uate from Syracuse university,
thrown last week.
N a m e .....
Mr. Lescot was the protege of freed.
mission.
A picket line was served as art instructor at Claflin
A d d ress
the former president, Stenio Vin Mr. Lescot’s sons were educated thrown around the city hall last college, South Carolina, has ex
hibited widely and is well repre
cent, first president after the U. at colored colleges and schools July 3.
TH E
S. occupation, who had a very in the United States, attending
A native of Birmingham, Dr. sented in Alain Lockes “The Ne
close working agreement with the Howard and St. Emma’s Catholic McCarroll is unmarried and has gro in Art.”
school for boys down in Virginia. been practicing here since 1929.
United States.
Frederick D. Jones is well rep
During the occupation of Haiti She is a graduate of Tallaadega resented in the exhibit with 30
But Mr. Lescot himself was
Now Walks Without Sticks
2272 N. Interstate Ave.
more friendly toward Negro by the United States, Louis Borno college, Fisk university and the small water colors and gouaches.
e TAKES MO MEDICINE •
America than his predecessors in was president of the island re Woman’s Medical college in Phil Besides working in water colors, 1.... 11
'
Mr. I tom Lovo, Belli«. Ml*«.
gets wonderful relief without
public.
As
Mr.
Borno’s
boat
sailed
the embassy and was frequently
totting medi ci ne. H o ooy«
Be
adelphia. She received a master he is well known for his oils, '
f0re
| began using your wondor
seen on You street and in the col out of New York harbor, follow of science degree from Columbia litho-prints and wood block print
Portland's Leading
ful treatment I wa* unable to
walk without 2 sticks. Now. I
ing a visit here, it is reported that university in 1940.
ing. A former instructor of chil
ored theaters in that section.
can do my part of feedin« my
stoek. Bleu you for the relief
Colored Hotel
Many Negroes attended affairs a military band saluting him * Dr. McCCarroll, who joined the dren’s classes at South Side Com
I *ot’\ You. too. may get rid
of your palna; Buffering; m is
at the Haitian embassy during his played "Bye Bye Blackbird” near health department’s child Hy munity Art center before entering
ery. due to R H E U M A TI S M .
SC IATICA .
A R TH R ITIS .
regime as minister and he was a ly precipitating an international giene division staff in 1932 and the navy, Jones is a product of
N E U R A L G IA , with •’pain-killing'
NAB 4 CREAM. No awful tasting medicine* to lake.
frequent speaker at Negro affairs. incident.
MUrdock 9533
was later named assistant physi the Art institute, has exhibited You juet rub thl* quick-acting, cream where your
body echo« end fe eli otiff. Comforting. joyous relief
On one occasion, speaking at the
cian in the veneral disease clinic, widely, and won first prize in ueitally comoo fait. N AB 4 CREAM la made of
"paln-kllleri" m»ny doctor« recommend. It a laio.
annual banquet of the National
I was promoted last March as as- j water color at the Atlanta univer harmless, but powerfully effective in chasing pain».
Many who used to suffer w ill not be without it. and
Council of Negro Women, on the
sistant opidomiologist of that de -1 sity annual Negro art show in bless the day they learned of this grand new treat
ment. It's a shame to suffer agonizing pains when
same platform with such notables
you may get happy reliei by Just sending for your
partment. She has been praised | 1943.
F U L L - S I Z E Jar of N A B 4 CR EAM tkfc M n u t*
as Mrs. Daisy Borden Harriman,
for her work in health education \
SEND NO MON EY. Pay your postman $ 1 0 0 plug
postage or send $2 00 »n<* we p«y postage. MO N EY .
U. S. minister lt> Norway at the
and Barber Supplies
in combating veneral disease.
BACK G U A R A N T E E . .O R D E R « 0 * 1 J ?
„ _
NAB MEG. CO.. 103-0« Nortll.rn Bl«d.. Coron*. N. Y.
time of the Nazi occupation, and
JACOB MILLER
_
! “Naturally, I am delighted at >
AD No. 2
the eminent liberal, the late
515 S. W. Third Ave.
Charles Edward Russell, Mr. Les
cot pronounced decisively “First
hope it may represent the begin
by JESSE O. THOMAS
we are a race, then a nation." This
A V A I L A B L E for
ning of greater opportunity for
WALKER and ROACH settled once and for all any de PARIS—(ANP)—As I look back j Negro
LEXINGTON, Ky. — (ANP) — I M M E D I A T E D E L I V E R Y !
physicians in our city.”
bate on the racial question which over the experiences I have had !_________________________ _____ First Lt. Daniel Earl Smith, the
R O O F IN O C O N T R A C T O R S
Radio«
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vernon
V acu u m C le a n e r s
frequently burst open when Haiti during my travels through the j with doughnuts and coffee.
E lR e y S la t e S u r fa c e d S h i n g le s
E le c tr ic F an s
Smith of Lexington, has returned
a n d S id in g 1
ans were discussed. Their French principal areas of France, Italy,
E le c tr ic H e a te rs
The second thing that impress.
A lu m in u m
from the European theatre of
language, customs and closeness
1 5 1 5 N . E. 3 3 r d A v e .
GA. 2 9 4 2
C oo k in g U ten sils
Belgium and Germany, I am at- es one
the program of the war, after serving 19 months
to their former mother country, tempting to evaluate the program
France, has led many to believe of the American government and Red Cross is the extent to which there, as special service officer
E le c t r ic Iro n s
FUR MANUFACTURER the Haitians aspired to be called the American Red Cross in re the natives, and that includes the for his company. He was one E E le le c c tr t r ic ic R M oaaters
ixers
British,
French,
Italian
and
Ger
of the first graduates of the
Aryans.
W a lile B a k e r«
offers
gards to the manner in which
In his interview, Mr. Lescot they are supplying the soldiers man civilians, have prevented the school for special service officers
GENUINE FUR COATS asked for a continued interest of
Negro staffed club from becoming at Washington and Lee univer
S ilv e rw a re
C a r p e t S w e e p e rs
JACKETS & CHUBBIES American Negroes in Haitian af and citizens on foreign soil with a jim crow or segregated unit. sity in Virginia.
E le c tr ic S h a v e rs
the
necessities
of
life.
,The Negro people, whether sol
Brand New
In fra-R ed H ealth Lam ps
Lt. Smith is a graduate of
fairs. He sought to cultivate a
ISlectric H eatin g P ads
1946 Fashions . . . Large Selection closer and more harmonious re In the case of the American diers on foreign soil or citizens at Morehouse college, Atlanta, and
Dyed Coneys, Striped lationship between the American government, I think the thing home, should always feel grateful attended the graduate school of
which strikes one between the to these people. They owe a debt
Minkolelle. Sable,
E le c tr ic C o o k e rs
the University of Michigan. At
C hriatm aa T re e
Genuine Skunk, Foxes Negro and the Haitian. But his eyes is its efficiency. I doubt, for of gratitude for the total disre
L ig h t* co m p le te
Morehouse
college
he
was
a
country was still in the grasp of example, that there was an Amer
P reaaure C o o k e rs
_
$16.50 up
gard
these
foreign
whites
have
three-letter man and received the
certain American financial groups ican soldier and few American
Send 3* Stamp for Ulustratod Prtcaltat
M a n y O th e r s
exercised toward any attempt on Forbes award for high scholastic
which had obtained control years
JOSEPH WINKLER & CO.
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citizens employed by the govern the part of certain anti-social ele standing.
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ago. United States marines oc
M o n e y R e fu n d e d w it h in
C H ICA G O 10. IL LIN O II
ment or any of its subsidiaries ments in our military population
F iv e D a y s
His brother, Pvt. Edwin M.
cupied the islands and adminis
situated anywhere on foreign soil to build up unsympathetic atti Smith, a member of the Ft. Ben-
SE N D PO ST C A R D FO R F R E E N EW
tered the affairs of the Negro re
CATALOG and W H O L E SA L E
who did not have the opportu
P R IC E S . . . A G E N T S W A N T E D
ning, Ga., football and basket
public. Then came the withdraw nity of having a turkey dinner on tudes toward Negro soldiers.
WE WANT NEGRO PO
— W r ite D e p t. S A —
The third is the manner in ball teams, has recently been se
al of the Marines and the substi Thanksgiving. I have traveled a
LICEMEN
AND WOMEN.
which the Negro soldiers, the ma lected a member of the All-Serv
AL FENDER FURS
tution of other methods of con
good deal on trains over the con jority of whom would appear to ice team.
E s t a b l i s h e d 1890
trolling the finances of the nation.
1 5 0 W . 2 8 t h S t., f l e w Y o r k I , N . Y .
tinent on military authority and be below high school level, have
Prior to the war, with the for
I have eaten ham and eggs, bacon conducted themselves in relation
mation of Winthrop Rockefeller’s
and eggs, or steak from American to the civilians so as to be pre
Coordination of Inter-American
CLOTHES for the ENTIRE Affairs group, a Negro was sent packing houses just as if I were ferred in many instances to the
riding between Chicago and Kan white soldiers. It will not be pos
FAMILY
to Haiti to study conditions. Ray
sas City.
Dresses - Milinery
sible during the life of this gen-
SUITS and OVERCOATS
ford Logan, a fluent speaker of
American
soldiers
are
occupy-
j
eration
of
German,
French,
Hal
Coats - Suits
French and a keen student of in
T H A T A R E M A D E OF
P R E - W A R 1 0 0 % P U R E W O O L E N S ! ternational history, professor at ing positions as train masters on ¡an or nglish people for anybody
Shon
Where Style and
D o u b le p ly th r e a d n o t ! Howard university, made an ex trains transporting soldiers from to justify enforcing differentials
Quality
Blends
t o b e b o u g h t t o d a y in I
one location to another. Those or imposing segregation upon Ne
n e w c l o t h i n g a t a n y tended trip to the island.
"The Friendly Store"
who do not ride on trains which groes because of their behavior, | 1412 N. Williams Ave.
.
p r ic e !
His report on conditions as he
\
S U P E R S P E C IA L
Exclusive But Not Expensive
have dining cars are given K ra mental deficiency or lack of good I
i
fo r W O M EN
found them was never made pub
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tions to supply their needs for the manners.
S lig h t ly U se d
lic, but promptly buried and nev
total journey, divided into 3 s
FUR COAT
er discussed. Mr. Logan could
R id ic u lo u s ly P r ic e d
many luncheon, breakfast or din
not, with regard to the ethics of
SI 4.95
Fried Southern Style
ner divisions as the trip contem
L A D IE S D B E S S E S and K E N S
the situation, make an additional
plated justifies. In the post-ex
W ONA CLOTHES
report what he found, but his
changes all over Europe, one can
A t P r ic e s t h a t C a n ’t B e B e a t
intimations were that all was not
A n y w h e re !
buy American made goods of
Convince oYurself by Asking for well and that the nation was bur every character and kind from
dened
under
the
control
of
the
or
FREE CATALOG— No. 17
tooth paste up to an overcoat.
DR. CARL R. VICKERS
ganization known as SHADA—a
Boro Clothing Exchange
At every railroad station one |
Dentist
3 9 M y r tle A v e .
B r o o k ly n , N . Y . contraction of a lengthy impres finds the R.T.O. which signifies
EXPRESS & MOVING
sive title — which ruled most
1471 N. E. Williams Court
bureau of railroad transportation
of the Haitian financial life. And
Portland
for the American travelling pub
Mrs. Talmade Coleman
it was under the direction of
— VErmont 4208 —
lic. There is no question about it. 1 COAL - WOOD and
Cook
Americans, practically a holdover
ICE DELIVERED
Uncle Sam has reached his long
D O N ’T W O R R Y a b o n t L o v e , from the old regime which the
arm around the world and has |
M oney, H o m e ,
E n e m le e ,
Mrs. Idella Williams
By the Sack or the Ton
C r o s s in g s . T b e r e ’o a W a y Haitians fought.
Robt. N. Joyner Jr., M.D.
abundantly supplied the needs of,I
o n t o f a U t h in g s . W r it e t o d a y
Professor Mercer Cook of How all his citizens. Every morning j
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Mrs. H. M. Etheridge
Call
Us
.
.
.
EAst
4460
,
M. CAROLYN
ard university, who spent a num at breakfast I am served prunes,
Waitress
i
2 3 3 2 S o u t h M ic h ig a n ,
For
Quick
Service
Office:
1415 N. Williams Are.
ber
of
years
in
Haiti
and
also
in
'
C h ic a g o 1 8 , 111.
grapefruit juice, fresh grape fruit,
Portland, Oregon
Cuba, has also referred to the peaches, pears or
Mrs.
C.
M.
Williams
J. H. Williams •
pineapple,
VErmont 4404 or BEacon 3181
stranglehold which certain outside grown and canned in America
Manager
G E N U IN E
governments held on the island. and made available for American ,
1 0 K t. S oU d G o ld
Recently, there has been much citizens wherever they are.
Diamond
interest in the production of Hai
As to the American Red Cross,
Dinner Ring
tian agricultural products, espe the thing which has impressed!
cially its adaptability to the pro me most about that great organ
$ 1 3 .9 5
( in c . 2 0 % t a x ) __________ ________
duction of rubber. American in- ization is its university. There is
T h e r in g a n y w o m a n w il ibe p ro u d
31 N. E. CHERRY CT.
erests spent considerable time and a Red Cross chapter in every
to w e a r. G e n u in e d ia m o n d r in g in
10 K a r a t S o lid G old s e tt in g , w h ite
money
in
developing
certain
of
town or community where any
Good Meals Served All Hours
g o ld e n g ra v in g . Id e a l g i f t fo r
these areas in an effort to offset sizeable number of American sol
w ife, s w e e th e a r t, m o th e r, s i s t e r o r
Home Cooking Our Specialty
fr ie n d . A n h o n e s t $ 22 .5 0 v a lu e .
the world shortage of this import diers has been located or spent j
M en tio n size. S e n d nuaney o r d e r
o r p a y p o a s tm a n on a d u iv a l. W e a r
ant item.
any time on furlough. At every j
r in g o n e w eek on m o n e y -b a c k
DINNERS — BARBECUE SANDWICHES
g u a ra n te e .
Mr. Lescott was called from his railroad station, every airport and
W e p a y t a x e s a n d m a il in g c h a r g e s
every
boat
landing,
the
“greatest
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