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Jan. 5, ’3O. announced the arrival

there of Prof. Neval H. Thomas of

Washington, D. C., former resident

of this city, who has been ill for

many months. He announced im

provement in health.

—mu

If President Herbert Hoover de

cides not to appoint Congressman

Oscar DePriest a member of the

Haitian commission, we hope he will

appoint Bishop Hurst, a native of

Haiti but an American citizen, be

cause He is one of the ablest men of

our race in this country. He will,

too, be one of the ablest members

of the commission, if appointed.

—iiiii

Tho Mrs. Mary B. Martin, our

member of the Cleveland school

board, voted for the re-election of

President E. M. Williams, she was

not given the appointment to the

board's important education commit

tee, as announced several weeks ago.

This is to be regretted, especially

since she preferred that assignment

to others. Possibly this resulted

from the fact that she was the new

member of the board. A year’s serv

ice may net her the desired com

mittee membership.

Hill

Our three members of the Cleve

land City Council, Attys. Clayborne

George and L. O. Payne, and Dr.

Leroy N. Bundy have started on

their work for those of the race in

this community in a most satisfac

tory manner and The Gazette takes

pleasure in commending them in the

strongest possible manner, at this

time. Keep it up, gentlemen! How

ever, be sure to strengthen your hold

on your constituents, especially those

of color, by voting to oust Color-

Line City Hospital Wm. 11. Hopkins,

city manager, on Monday night at

the Council meeting, and by voting

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The gazette. (1930). Cleveland, Ohio, 1930-01-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83035387/1930-01-11/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The gazette, 1930-01-11.