davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
8Obltatisfeitsbaa Der genfcr.

9lm Counting. ben %. Mpril, fin-
oct I'M grDBen 9aliuaI Oes Stem
8ilaro SotelS~ Ser iGbrli6e @obI-
tdtigfeitsbaa Der Seftion @albinq.
ton oes Snteruationolen @enfer Ser.
banoes itatt. Saul S6mar3 miro
nit elmer abt Mann Itorfen &opene
ale Die beliebten @al5er uno mooer-
men S6lager bis 1 ubr morgens
lpielen. Cine eritflaiiige nSloor
SboD@ miro als b~eionoere neber-
ral6ung 0ie @emiter erbeitern. SER
2ouis GoItelo lit goriisenoer oes
neutrality-suspicious., Serr Sbeo.
bore 6. 8eDer lit Hrdfioent uno SEER
8iaiam s. 8irner Sefretdr 0es Ser.
ems. gintritt lit $1.00 pro 8erion,
tarfrei, uno es empfieblt ii9, Sic
&arten I'M 8oroerfauf BET ben &omis
teemitglieoern ooer inn 8iiro oes
u8aibington Sournals" 51 beloreen.
Sir Sii6reierbotionen tDenoe man
iib an einen Ser obengetannte Stunt
tionare. 9reB informal. Sober.
mann lit ber5li6 eingelaoen 6iefen
genuBrei6en Abeno i'm f16niten
8aQioale 8aibingtons nit oen ge=
miitli6en @enfern 81 p%erbringen.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26

fen; iie niirOe MIR CUR &ataitropbe
fiibren nno europa in 5nei feinOli6e,
bepoffnete Eager teilen.
9as iino l6one, berniinftige @or-
te, Die mir onerfennen. Sn poafom-
menem 6 egenaB oa5u fano am
glei1en Gage Der @aibingtoner
nStor4, tpie iibli1, ilrr @orte 0es
Sobnes iiber 9itler, Ser Die Gage
6ur9 feline unneri6amte, oonnernoe
i6eltenoe 8ranoreoe ON leinem @e-
burtstage mn neri1limmert babel
9euti6lano Itebe Ga, an oen Stranger
geiteat Dor Der gar3en 8elt ulS
otreatD-breafer ano 0i1turber Of the
peace, ais Srieoensitorer, ben man
init Hedt aus Ser @emeini6aft Der
Boiler, mel9e BEN 5rieoen nn0 col
lecfibe iecuritD~ iu6ten, arsgel6loi-
fen bette, nit Dem man ni9t meiter
refnen tonne. IS lebe ieBt infolge.
Sitler'i1er Bolitif traltrig aus IN
Der @elt, melhe tuobI mr. nod in
8er8peifIung morfe. bis es Dem Ban
DIT Sitler gefale, los8uidlagen.
Damn aber tperoe man ii6 81 mebren
miiien. 9euti6lonO lebe iib iiberan
umringt. (@itler als miloer WannD
9ie beioen 9luffoliungen ipre6en
fir ii6 ielbit. 9ie n8oit~ 8eigt Ser
nuuft uno @eisbeit.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26

eSOrtissuns auf Der Testsn ssits)
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
Ser critic W1at
@utiOnaIer r4rbeits4 5eiertas in
9cntidlan6

Ndditen Mittpo6 feiert 9eutid-
lonO BEN Gag Der Nrbeit, v2abor=
9aD", fuie man III 9(merifa Iagen
piirOe. 5riiber, Dor ser @itler5eit,
oiente bieler Gag, oft, gum Sell, auf
Der Seite Der &ommuni1ten uro 60
5ialoemofraten, Dem &lalIenfampf
Dem NuBfampf Ser Seize Ser Sono-
ar6eiter gegen Die @rbeiter Ser Stirn
un0 Die SnOuItrieaen uno @roBfauf=
leltte.
Seute bot 0os neue 9euti6lan0 lit
i6Oner @eiie einen Gag oes 6 e.
m elm 6 sgeoonfeus, Der $ e l.
Iigfeit Der s[rbeit fir oag ge-
amte 9euti6lan0 obne Inter
idieo Der geIeai6aftliden uno lon-
itigen Stelung ans Dem eriten Moi
gemadt. 3uglei6 betont oas brittle
&ei6 oamit Oie @er6un0enbeit 0es
Meni6en nit Ser Natur, nit erma=
6eloer &roft inn 6riibling, nit
S6olle, 8ooen 8lut uno Sraoition,
unO erinnert jeoen an feline bater-
lGnoii6e Hfli6t ben 8auern, 8erg=
mann, Seemonit, 3i6ter, Mon6,
&iinitler, SolOaten, 5ori9er, Sono-
perfer, &~aufmani1 Sabrifanten Ma=
i1iniiten, zimmerman, 9ruder,
S6mieo, ben Serrn uno Den &nebt.
site miiiien ltno lolen iie arbeiten
MIR i'm lebten Sinblif auf oos @obl
oes @an5en, auf ~geiunoes @rbgut,
&einbeit Der Sttten, altf Mnpa1iung
lno @ignung, auf geiltiee SortbiI=
Dung, auf 9%urdfiibrung GROCER Sc
bensgeleBe, auf rationale @inbeit.
Tim Die Soee Ser Mrbeitsp Hid
unO Arbeits 5 / len It pfli9t f1aren
ii6 Die oeutI1en MaIien. Ser frei-
miaige Mrbeitsoienlt lit 90 fir oas
@an5e. Die 81 oarf nidt
Dem &f Ser e n e &lo1Ie gegen
Die anoere 0ienelt; lire Sriebfraft lit
ni1t Der Neio ODER cine g[ngeleaen=
belt Der 8eiiBOerteilung; iie lit fitts
li6es 8rin5ip, @eiinnung, 5reltoe,
ni6t bloBer 8roterperb, ni6t bloBp
Sflaperei sum NltBen oes @in3elnen,
fir ieinen 2eib uno ieine 6amilie.
9as iino fat religiofe Soeen. Sin 0ie
STEELE oes religi0ien Seiligen tritt
oa oos Itaatlid &eilige; es lit ober
elm berrIi6er @eoanfe, belonoers fir
lolde, pelde Oes G%briitentrms ent=
bebren. @enn aber MIR oie @rbeit
irgenopie aus Dem nieorigen Nibeau
oes SfloDenoienites 81 SOberem en-
%porgeboben miro, sum 9ienit am
@obl oes @an5en, 10 lit oonit piel
errei6t.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
&aibingtOner
SOmrn=aa=erle
Nus Dem biplOmatiiden 2ebem 8aI6-
iHgtOns.

Ser 0itret6ii6e @efonote, Serr
Or. d I, uno @emoblin, ba-
ben fir ndditen Sonntag, ben s.
Wtai, @inlooungen al einem Bod
bierabeno" arsgeI6idt. @eItern
9benO batten lte als @dIte BEL fid
Serrn @uitab Sef9er uno Sc
mablin, aus philadelphia. Ser
oeut DE 8oti6after, Or. Sans
2ntber, batte Mittpo9 uno ge-
tern abeno @6ite 8u Gid in Ser
goti6aft. Ser idpei8erii6e @eIono-
te, Serr Or. @eter, uno @emob-
lin, batten in Sen Sitertogen 9eiud
bon ibrem Sobn uno ibrer S6mie-
gerto6ter, Serrn @eorg Setter nno
@emablin, aus Bottom 31 oeren @b-
rem tie Nontag Abeno, nit Ia Sd
item, Elm Diner be%ronftalteten.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
Ans5eidnnngen in Ser ammitans-
iteQnng.

Inter Sen 8fuan8ig @erionen, sic
bel Ser bier geraoe abgebaItenen ySn-
DEPENDENT Notwithstanding ausge-
5ei6net Duroen, maren borige @o6e
SEER GorI 9. sc e, tpel6er fir Ell
ne 8iiite, eric, einen bon 5rau
@briitian Seuri6 geitifteten 8reis
in SObe bon $50 erbielt. uno &orl
@lodner, Der fir ein nSelbItbiIo-
MIS- einen bonn n@erein 8aIbingto=
ner 6ralienflubs~ altsgelesten 8reis
($50) 8~ligepieien befom. Serr 81.
empfing fir Iein Bib
Scoops" $25 oIs Mnerfemuna.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26

ein3ige Sol5pfanne aus Dem aIten
0eilti6=S iiopeit=Afrifa Dem 0eut-
iden &ei9 als 8eiden Der 8eri0b-
nung 5uriidgebe. (Das bat MecDo-
malls, ser englii6e Wainifterprdfioent,
praftif9 genommen, aii9 idon often
ollsgeipro1en). &ein 4merifa, eng
Lamb ODER Sronfrei9 miirOe feline So
re oelitf1en @aren Offnen uno 10 ben
9eutiden geItatten Die Weittel CUR
grDerbung Der GobmateriaIien 5u
erIangen, 0ie 1te ni9t beliBen. 9a
nun Dem einmoI 10 1T, iino oae Die
beutigen poIitiiden Wanoper uno
Manipulationen MIR bumme bel6=
leriI1e @nti6uloigrnger, MIR @rfin=
0ungen un0 Hl1ne Der Yolitifer uno
@taatsm1nner, Die ni1t tpagen, III
rem 8Olfern oie @obrbeit 81 iagen,
Die beriu1en .WGr6en tDie 0Yafte"
uno @ertr1ge in Die @elt 3u ieBen
oie 16on ettDos niibli9 maren, tpenn
bic N0Ifer genilt mdrent &riege
al berbiiten, sic ober ni6ts inert itno,
nenn Die Nationen li6 enti6loiien
ba6en, Iieber au fGmpfen ols ii6
oa3u alt periteben Die b~eitebenoe Sro-
mung 5t ertragen ooer 81 dtloern."
9eati9lono bat elm 81 d gum
2ebenl gs lift elm M}itglie0 Der
meni6Iiden @eieni6aft. 9ie ga6-
barn molen ibm aber feinerlei 3u-
geItGnoniiie MAIDEN, miiniden ben
Srieoen MIR, Inn altf 6ieie @eiie Ii n
get . IT arf ibren 8eiiB, auf ibren
@olOidden, ousruben gu f0nnen, lie
f0nner 5uieben, tpie Der 8ruOer
bungrig 8ugrunoe gebt uno leiOet
chin id oern Der Sitter meines
8ruoers ?~D, iie polen Oas @eItob-
lene uidt berausgeben. ga fam ii6
feiner munoern, Denn es i6lieBlid
gum &riege fommtl Aber per Mir
oe IN Dem Sale eigentli6 Der lin
Derniinftige un0 S9uIoige iein2
y X y
9emtidfrennOlide Menfernngen Der
r@aibinstun 8Oit".
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
Sitlers @e6nrtstassfeier

9tm 90. april os. So. feierte sic
Srtsgruppe n@foenoe~ bierielbIt Ben
@eburtstog 0es groBen oeutl6en
Siibrers, 4oolf Sitter. Gs paren
mIBer ben Weitelieoern nod piele
@aite aniueIeno. SIN fe1tli6 ae-
i6miidten &Iublofal, 1912 s Stro-
BE, &c. 90, 5meiter Stod, pranate inn
8lumeni6mld oas naturqetreue
8il0nis oes Sreibeitsbeloen. Ser
Srtsgruppenleiter @erner 8artbel-
meB belt Die Seitanipra6e. in Ser
er Die Dor6il0li6e 2iebe uno Mufopfe,
rung 0es 4%6-idbrigen Subilars be.
tonte. 9araufbin belt Ser ousae,
5eidnete Ne0ner 8nt. @un0erle cine
Oiel uno meitour6oa6te 4nIprade.
Mlb Serr 2oreft5 (SeItrei6er) be,
fltnoete our6 ieine @orte, mie be.
geiitert er ieinen 5iibrer, Moolf Sit
Ter, ais ~geborenen SeItreider, liebte
uno i1GBte. 9ie 8. 9. MannIhaft
ialutierte NIT Sen 8unoesfobnen Dor
Dem giloe Oes 5iibrers- uno gm.
@iaiams i'm lodigen Silberbaar, re-.
prdientierte einen itrammen @nban-
ger oes Gurnbaters Sabn, feline
Musfeln biipften init Ser Mulif Dor
6reuoe i'm Gait, elm nfrii9-fromm-
fr0blid-freies Sporteenie" i'm be-
iabrten Alterl 9en 9anf fir oieie
id0ne 6eier 5ouen mir ser 6roueu,
nno .. 9. Manni6aft oes 8unoes.
Gin Gan8frdn59en beidoB oie Sc.
bllrtstagsfeier. 9.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
9entides @aOiOfOmsert.

Seute g(beno BON $4,000 ltbr
iingt Der bieiige MdnnergeiongDerein
iiber Station @-O-2 0euti9e 2ieoer
unter 2eitung ieines 9irigenten Mar
@unola6. @eiungen miro:
r9as lit Ser Gag oes Serrn~,
uSeimfebr", uSlo &entiidp Some,
sd iettoe oieie 8lume Oir~, uno
D@riiB mir Die &eben~.
Das Programm miro arrangiert
ourd Die 6irma George 8nebler,
2024 g StroBe, g. SO, 9lnfpoIiterei
fir M0bel 8u ipe5ieIen Hreiien. Des-
glei6en empfieblt oasielbe @eIdaft
eritflaiiige Mobel-lteber5iige.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
9cmfdfrennOlide Aenfernnsen Der
nMalhinatDn 8Oit1.

9ie @aibingtoner Sages5eitung
v8o1t~ lit ieit einiger Monaten, leit=
Dem Elm neiier Better oa lit, re6t
Oeutl6freunolid ODER bod obieftib
uno mobrbeitsliebeno in ibrer Sol
tltng gegeniiber Ser boben 8olitif
@uropas. Montog oieier ISOLDE
brodte iie mieoer ei1en uor8iigliden
2eitartifel, ben mir inns ni6t borent-
balten fonnen, fur3 Dem Slime nod
mie0er3ngeben.
S6on borige @o6e nannte iie Die
@0~lferbuno- gntI1eioung iiber ben
ange6liden 8ru6 Der 8eItimmungen
Ser 8eriaiaer Srieoens ieitens
9eutI1lanos cine Stimme bon Yba=
riiGer1, BON Seu1lern, Die fetn
81 ed bGtten iiber 9eutl9lalto 81
@eri6t 81 iiBen uno auf 9euti6lano
Steine al perfen, menn iie eIber
ben @eiit uro 8u@Itoben oes Srie-
oens bon @erIaiues our9 Mufriiitun=
gen i9limmlter Art nt9t elm
bieIten mentt tie ibre 3ablungS=
berpflihtlngen gegen Mmerifa ein-
ieitig annuaiert bdtten, tuenn ie 3. e..
feIbft biSber (im Sale Staliens
nno @uBlarlos) ben 8eriaiIler Srie-
ben oenun3iert uno anbere @ertrGge
(8reit-2itopsf) gebroden batter,
menn Iie, Itatt ~beriobneno a~uf5utre-
ten, 10 Itarfe Seiten Der Iolitif auf-
5ogen, penn iie nidt beOaAten, oaB
oie 8erlaiaer Hflidten Deutidlano
aufge5mungen lire eigenen
aber reimiaig eingegnngen NOR
ben Ieien.
Sebt nennt oie y9oit" Sitlers
Anttport auf ben Spru@ BON @enf
"a proper rebufe~, cine quite, pallenoe,
~angemellene Miige, Sitlers unange-
nebme 6raee: u@eldes &eGt Die Is
Nationen bdtten. ii6 ielbit ais NiH-
ter iiber 9euti1lano auf5utperfen2"
fei MIR al bere1tigt uno flug getpe-
fen. Ser N0lferbunosrat bdtte crit
Die Meinung Der iibrigen 4 Dem
80lferbuno angeborigen Nationen
einbolen ioaen, ebe er 10 permelien
lpra9; Damn mare es 3lt einem lolAen
llrteilsipru1 mobl niAt gefommen.
50 madte Die @ntI1eioung ben Gin
bur9, ais ipenn Der g~0lferbuno nrr
als SpraArobr Der 0rei unWittelbar
intereiiierten @roBmGhte Oiente. Die
gnn0e, duBerit nidtige Streitfrage
geb0rte pors Hlanum oes geiamten
8olferbunoes. Ser &at aaein babe
fein Manoat. inn Slime Der anDern
al lpreben. slber oann wdre natiir-
lid Die einieiti9e GntiAlieBung nidt
3ultanoe gefommenl Sitter babe ben
in benz baltigen 8eidluB entbaltenen
Sta1el our1 feline miiroige unD oro-
bungsloie gLntmort iebr gemilDert,
England, SranfreiH un0 Stalien bat
ten oieie Holitif Der @emalt Nno
eiiernen Saul niAt unpenDen Dir.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26

-9aS Shwei0er 8Iatt .Sribunc
oe @enepe~ iuia erfabren baden, 0aB
man in @enf iiber Die Soee zines
Eadtbertroges init @ortligol iprebe,
lin aus Siio- Angola unter ginidluB
8inObufs cine oelitide &olouie gu
MAIDEN.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26

Ger @iireermeiiter bon Spring
gitD geriet in Solt Safe gitp inter
einen @efangenentrmsport ltno wur-
De nit gefeiielt uno transportiert
bis man ben Srrtum entoedte un0
ibn freilieB.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26
glbeuO 1T sans int Concord
Stub 8nliaal.

9as 6efanute uno BEL tan8IuItigen
2euten beliebte OrdeIter 6es Serrn
Saul S6mar5 ipielt am Somstag
nieoerum feds Miilifer Itorf i'm
Concord Club 8alioaL, i'm Mrcaoia-
@e6dl1Oe, 14te 5troBe uno @arf
&oao, q. So, gum Son3e ouf. User
lebten Sdmstag ontpeleno NOR, Ser
lit oes 2obes bon iiber 6ie quite Mii-
tit, init melder Oas Sr6eIter sic
2ellte begliidte. Giele meme @GIte
3uben ibr @ri6einen angemeloet.
Ser San5 beginnt Inn 8 llbr uno
Der @~intrittspreis betrGgt 40 Gents;
Mfitglieoer iino freil 6reunoe lino
inmer eingelaoen.
Gin SoaenIteaer BEL emmett,
Soabo, fano cine tpiloe BrGriebiin.
DIN als sstmme" 8Ueier 8abmer Jun
ger S6dferbunoe.
Washington Journal., 1935-04-26

Sn 9prinefielO. Colo, eritidte
Souls glbrens, So, in leinem Geoer-
bett.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28
ASKS HELP
FOR AFRICAN
CHILD ZEN

New York-(By Arden
H. Duane for ANP)--Ber-
tina L. Corbin, head of the
st. Barnabas House in New
York City, asks the help OF
all friends and well-wishers.
Miss Corbin Is leaving the states
for Africa in a very short time and
to the children in Africa she would
like to carry something. She Is try
ing earnestly and honestly to raise
funds to accomplish peace and the
good will spirit to these children
VIII the women who are inter
ested in playing Santa Claus te
these children. contact Bertha Cor
bin through Arden II. Duane. care
Associated Negro Press. 1907 Sontf
Parkway, Chicago. Ill.
Let's all rally to this cause anc
send a merry Xmas to the chill
dren in Africa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28

which marked the closing of the
contest among the newsboys which
began Dec. Z. The hoy selling the
largest number Of Tribnnes by
Dec. % was to eceive prize. The
successful conseseant was Clifford
Mcclellan. of Fleming street. who
Is q member of the Church OF God
in Christ. on Orleans street. Gift
ford ran fifty per cent ahead of the
next closest competitor In the con-
test. A beautiful coat pin was a
warded the winner. Other bows In
the contest included Ernest Glover,
Clarence Newly, John Edwards
Hoarce Massey. Ernest Foster. and
Charles Smith. Among the visi-
tors at the party were parents oil
some Of he bows who made inspir-
ing talks and encouraged the
Youngsters to make better sales
men In the future.
The program featured discus
sons of the life OF Booker T. Wash
ington and the Joy OF Christmas
After the program. refreshments
we're served abundantly and gifts
given to all the boys present. TIT
boys have petitioned agent Boyder
to give another contest soon, II
order to permit them TO win new
llaureIs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28
PONTIAC NEWS

An unusually successful quarter
" conference was held last Friday
night at Newman A. M. e. Churcn.
which called to mind the early
days OF Methodism- A spiritual
feast was enjoyed throughout the
day. Presiding Elder F. r. Wash
ing addressed the congrega-
ton at the morning and evening
sessions. Rev. Alexander, OF De-
troit. accompanied by his choir.
rendered services at Newman on
Sunday. Dec. %.
MACEDONIA BAGTIST CHURCH
Pastor John Powell ie doing a
splendid work at Macedonia.
supt. B. r. Williams. Of Le sun
day School. sponsored Christmas
tree and program at the church. Tor
the benefit OF the children.
Christmas was duly celebrated
with special services at all the
local churches.
Miss Pearl Williams. OF Loo
Angeles, Calf, is visiting he'
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Bud vii
liams,, on Bloomfield avenue.
Mrs. Vera Dodson is visiting th'
holidays with her. parents II
lPaducah, KY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28

The st. Antoine Branch Y. M. Z.
A. will observe its eleventh an
mai omen house day Wednesday.
January l.
Activities will begin In the BOYS
Department at / p. m. and viii
from then on continuous
schedule OF "Y" activities Will be
conducted to the delight OF mem
bers. their friends and families.
A city-wide ping pong tourna-
ment sponsored by the Boys De-
part ment. is in progress and the
finals will be played at the " AZ
2 o. m. on open house day. This
will be followed by health classes
in the gymnasium together with
swimming pool demonstrations anc
various exhibitions OF indoor
games. -,
The Y. M. C. A. Chorus Will sins
at p. m.
Scrap Book Review
Rollo s. Vest, a young man wn'
resided at the "Y" for a NUMBER 0
wears and who is now engaged 4
newspaper work and theatrica
comments as a speciality. will pre-
! sent at 7:45 p. m. his "scrap boo
review" This program will featur
the best entertainers who are pei
; forming in Detroit during III
Christmas season. This review wi
be one hour of high-type ente'
> tainment. The show people WI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28
CAVALRYMEN "HONORED By
STABLE WORK, SAYS WAR DEPT.

bers OF the 10th cavalry have not
participated in military maneuveFn
for the past three years.
The letter lodged the question
az TO why men Of the machine Hun
troop OF the 10th cavalry were used
as grooms on private polo ponies
In Washington.
The N. A. A. G. p. has written
the War department making fur
Their inquiries about the present
status of the 10th Cavalry. The 10Th
cavalry which had long and hon
orable record beginning In 1885,
was broken up several years ago
by the War department into three
units One was assigned to Fort
Leavenworth, Kans.. another TO
Fort Myer. Va. and the third to
West Point, N. Y. II Is reported
that the 10th Cavalry al these
three points Is now engaged sole
iy In caring for horses. polishing
leather, looking AFTER stables act
ing az rrooms Tor polo games. and
carrying cut e}bsr msniai dnuse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28

New 0rleans-(ANP)-A re
quest that the site made vacant by
removal OF the old city Jail or the
vacant lot at Gravier and sarato-
a street be granted by the city
council for use as q playground for
Negro children was made last
week by committee Of prominent
colored citizens headed by James
Il Gayle. manager Pythian Temple
and local N. A. A G. P. president
The committee pointed out there
are about two children's ps3y-
grounds and no parks at all for the
city's large Negro population. Such
q request as that asked would aio
in developing better citizenship II
is asserted. The site sought Is IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28
DR.. MOTON'S HEALTH
STEADILY IMPROVES
PRES. ROOSEVELT ENDORSES
|TUSKECEE DRIVE, URGES
v-.NTES TO SHOW INTEREST

Tuskegee Institute, Ala
(ANP)--President Franklin
d. Roosevelt today gave his
endorsement of the move
ment initiated by white peo-
pie of the South to raise
funds to erct a modern Agri-
cultural Building on Tuskegee's
campus as a token Of their appre-
citation OF the accomplishments oil
the widely known Negro institu-
ton.
In a letter to DIR r. D. Patterson,
President OF Tuskegee Institute
received here Thursday President
Roosevelt said:
agriculture is and probably
will continue to be the chief source
OF income for the South. The sue
cess of southern agriculture Is
dependent in great part upon the
industry, intelligence and THRIFT Oh
the Negro farmers. 1t seems es-
pecialIy wise therefore that the
white people of the South should
provide for the erection OF an agri'
cultural building on abe camp Is
of Tuskegee Institute as an en-
dorsement OF the splendid work
being done here in the teaching o.
scientific agriculture.
"The success OF the programs
now being launched by the FEEDER
nj Government for the rehabiiita
ton OF agriculture depends upor
the program OF education whicf
must 30 hand In hand with any
now development
"As an adopted citizen OF the
South I have great faith In Tuske
gee"
The details OF this Southwid'
campairn we're outlined TO TN
President during his stay nj warn
Springs. Ga. when a committe'
headed by DIR. Patterson visre'
him. Those present with DR.. Pat
terson included Clark Howell Jr
or the Atlanta Constitution. who
state chairman OF the Campaign
for Georgia; L. Conner jennings 0
Eufaula. Alabama. who represent
ed Donald Conner. Active Cnai'
man OF the Southwide Campaign
and ALBION l.. Holsey. Campaing D'
rector at Tuskegee Institute. 90
Bibb Graves OF Alabama Is HOT
orary Chairman of the Campa's
Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28
HERNDON 7 @
SPEAK AT
NAACP MEET

New York-Angelo Herndon'
who has twice escaped being piac-
ed on a changing In George, viii
be the principal speaker at the an
nuai mass meeting OF the N. A. A.
C.P. here Sunday. January 3. MT
Herndon will speak on the Scots
boro case. which is scheduled 10
he tried again In Alabama begin
ling January 6.
Walter White national secre-
tary Of the N. A. A. c. p, VIII
speak on the work OF the aasocia-
ton during 1885. There VIII 90
special music. The meeting will be
held at $500 .. m. in the Metropo-
lita4 Baptist church 12sth street
and Seventh avenue. OF which the
Rev. Abner Brown 10 pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28
NORTH DETROIT

First Baptist Institutional Church
was the scene of O beautiful church
wedding, Saturday. Dec. q. when
Miss Jessie G. Williams and Will
liam Binn spoke their marriage
vows. Rev. B. II. Wright offciated
The bride wore q gorgeous white
satin gown. with hong train anu
veil. There were FIVE attendants.
including Miss Annie Bell Ice. maid
Of honor; Miss Broadnax. Miss
Jenkins, Miss Hodges. and Miss
Holiday. bridesmaids; while little
Misses Moore and Blopnt served as
flower girls. Miss Gibbons carried
the brides veil. Maurice jenkins
was best man. The urhers were
Messrs. Hendley. Pullen. Norman
and wodall. The men wore day
time formals. Following the wed
ding ceremony, there was an e'abo-
rate reception at the brides III me
ON Meade avenue. The young
couple received many lovely gifts'
The engagement OF Charlie
Romans. 1890 Mclean street. 10
Miss Matte Macon was announced
at a Christmas dinner at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett Romans
wednesday, Dec. 25. The wedding
will take place In June. MT. ho-
mans is weil-known in ". Detroit
and is active in church end socsal
circles.
Mrs. william Dyar. 2401 Grant, Is
making a short visit to relatives
and friends in Sparta. Tenn. She
Is n prominence church-workcr In
Detroit.
IOMAx TEMPLE CHURCH
Services last Sunday were irsrir'
ing. The sermon was delivered b,
Pastor w. A. Blackwell. Many NJ
tended. At 3 a. m. on Christmas
Day. the pastor spoke on "Th'
Birth OF Christ" which was al
eloquent discourse. In the even
ing. the Christmas exercises wer
rendered by the s. S. and JUNO
Choir, under the direction 6
Superintendent r. Patton. At III
the North Union OF Ministers me
At Peace Bapt,s. Church.
i Or Monday. Dec. q. OF Sr'sn
.rd HoaglanIs establishment 81
Goddard street. delightful part
was given In honor OF the newsoo!
~ the Detroit Tribune in N. Detro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-12-28

New York Soldiers OF the
famous 10th cavalry enjoy AN
honor In being selected to care
for the horses used by the Army
War college and the general starr
according to q letter received oy
the National Association Tor the
Advancement OF Colored People
from the adjutant generals Office
OF the war department.
The War department letter de-
IN answer to an inquiry by the n.
A A. c. p. about the duties OF
members OF the 10th cavalry ana
the status OF Negro combat troops
IN the regular army.
The war department letter oe-
ciarcd mat in the viewpoint OF the
Benning, Ca. was under arms ana
vaa equipped with all compas
troop material The letter also de-
olared that In the viewpoint OF sne
Army. all service ranked the same
wbether I'm combat troops or labor
hatsaIions II stated that some
mite combat troops had been as-
ssrned 10 labor battalion duties.
The isttsr s1uaistsa tAaf ms"-