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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
Irta: SZENTIMREI MARTHA "'% %'"'

- Istenem! Ha akkor meg mem fog
az en- jo uram, most mar por lennek!
Icy meg mennyi 0r0met juttatsz nekem.
Bevitte kancsot. Leiilt Joska agya
szelere. Betakargatta. Joska felkacagott.
- Ugy tesz velem edesanyam, mintha
kisgyerek lennek!
Anyja raborult es 0sszecsokolta.
- Kis fam mindig az leszel ;. :.
ameddig elek
Joska megcs6kolta kezet. q elfujta
gyertyat kiment, fla pedig ait gondolta:
- Mem Amerikaban, hanem kerek
vilagon sincs annyi kincs, amennyi egy
ilyen anyaval feler /. akit 8 elhagy i. -.
bucsu nelki1.
A hosszu gyaloglas utan elnyomta
faradsag Ziirzavaros almai voltak Csata-
teren volt, agyuk dor0gtek Eles kard ha-
sitotta vegig homlokat, yer csorgott ar
cara. Kialtani akart: mem tudott. Lovak
ugrottak rata keresztul. Maid elveszett
szomjan Katonak jartak be csatateret,
korsokkal, kulacsokkal, de hoz1a mem ha-
jolt lie senki, hogy megitassa.
Mikor felebredt, valoban d0rg0tt -
mem agyu, hanem az eg olyan szomjas
WIN, AAOSy az -dSACoAO1I aAAO hdA1CoO F1A 1C1CG
kiitta Megeredt az ESQ, egyhangu kopo-
CASA, csordogalasa ujra elaltatta
Reggel olyan volt az egesz kert, mint
ha minden falevel, fiiszal, virag megmos-
dott volna. Szegfu, viola, petunia illata
aradt be nyitott ablakon konyhabol
frissen p0rkolt kave es piritos etvagyin-
gerlo saga.
Feloltoz0tt, katonas gyorsan. Mihelyt
kinezett edesanyja rogton felliteres bog
reben tette elebe reggelit, ket-harom da-
rab piritossal
Ha ICY friistokolnek mindennap
hamarosan pocakot novesztenek, lelkem
anyam
Csakhogy ritkan adhatok neked,
edes fam!
Reggeli utan kastelyba indult ANY,
ia hosszan nezett utana. Szerette volna
tudni, mi vegre hivatja fiat kastely ura
akinek lehet6leg kitert utjabol A szeme-
be soha t0bbe mem inert nezni, akarmilyen
baratsagosan szolt hozza.
Meg mindig szegyelte - ami mem az
6 vetke volt. Talan jobban begyogyult vol
ma az mindig sajgo seb, ha mem cit vol
ma oily kozel csabitojahoz. Hazassaga els6
eveben nehanyszor kerlelte is urat, men,
jenek ell valahova messzire 8 azonban
ferfimodra inkabb az eszere hallgatott,
mint erzeseire, ha kenyerer6l volt sz6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

Tessek csak rambizni a dol
got, inert eligazitok en- min
dent alaposan.
Estefele t0rtent ez es mas
nap reggel nagy bizakodva
mentek a fiatalok a szallodai
etterembe, hogy reggelizzenek.
Alig leptek be azonban, olyan
suttogas, olyan halk nevetes
tort XII a teremben, hogy meg
jobban belepirultak es a SEE
mex valosagos kereszttiizeben
menekiiltek a reggeliz6 asztal-
tol. Ferjuramat maid meg
iit0tte a guta es fogcsikorgatva
mormogta:
Hat mem lesz ennek a
konedianak sohase vege?
Kirohant a szalloda el6csar-
nokaba es haragos diihvel or
ditott a fekete kiszolgal6 fiura:
- Te, hat inert adtam neked
tegnap este az OF dollart?
- Azert, hogy ait mondjam,
hogy mem tetszik vi hazas
lenni.
Hat akkor mi a csodat
r0h0gnek megis rajtunk a t0b-
bi vendegek? Nit mondtal ne
xix, mikor faggattak, hogy vi
hazasok vagyunk-e?
Nagyot mosolygott a fekete
es jamboran felelte:
Nit mondtam? Hat ait
mondtam, hogy dehogy is fla
tai hazasok! Meg meg siacse-
mex eSEIdve.
Hat ICY van ez valahogy az
egysegfront k0riil is. A nagy
magyar egyletek, amelyek hal
land6knak mutatkoztak egyseg
frontra lepni a radikAlisokkal,
most mar jobbra-balr hiresz-
.telik:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
(FolytataS).

Mar regota felek, inert soha Semmit sc
tudtam megtagadni Hildustol Az ur ia
vasszal megtudott valamit nagyon 0sz-
szekiil0nboztek miattad, meg avval is
megfenyegette szegenyt, hogy szanat6-
riumba zaratja, ha teged secret. Hagyj
fel vele, fam . hiszen ugyse veheted
ell Engem meg ugy kihajit az ur, mint
egy rohadt almat, ha megtudja, hogy en-
- leveleket -.
- Ne tessek aggodni Semmi baj sc
lesz a levelek Matt Az ur ram Sc harag
Ferenc varakozasteljesen nezett "a.
-. nem sz6Ihatok t0bbet, csak
annyit, hogy rovidesen tisztazodik minden.
Ferenc kisse csodalkozva, de megnyu-
godva b6lintott kerteszek hivtak le-
tilt asztalukhoz nehany percre megnezte az
ajandekokat Mikor elkoszont Emmus ra-
kezdte:
- De j6 lenne, ha Joska soh'se men
ne el, mindig egyutt lehetnenk!
- Meg ugy is fordulhat nemsokara -
biztatta apja.
Edesanyjanak sokfele terve volt ARA
az id6re, amikor mem megy ell t0bbe.
Nit szolsz hozza, fam lelkem? -
kerdezte minduntalan.
8 pedig csak ugy felelgetett:
Maid meglatjuk! El6bb meg kell
erni!
Nagyon rosszul erezte magat, mintha
csalta volna 0veit. Szeretett volna felkial-
tani:
- Ne szamitsatok ram Mem en- va
gyok az Okla :. nekem mennem kell!
De nem szolhatott . hat csak ba-
multa teleholdat, messzir6l bolongato
fakat s nagyokat hallgatott Anyja eszre-
vette
- Mi ell vagyunk telve veled, csak be-
szeltink pedig te el vagy tor6dve, edes
fam. Mindjart lefekhetsz i. gyere csak.
Sietve agyat bontott. A szepen vasalt
lepedot meg kezevel is elsimitotta, nehogy
egy kis ranc narration rata Gondosan
felrazta vankosokat "a legszebbeket rak-
ia feje alaD
- Vetkozz lie maid meg bej0v0k
egy hcsit.
Friss vizet hozott - abbol a kutbol,
'amelybe azon az emlekezetes hajnalon belle
akart ugrani (Eszebe jutott, mialatt
vodrot megmeritette nema halaval ne
zett fel az eyre, melyen a holdfenyben
mintha csupa eziistpikkelyekb6l allo fel-
leg uszott volna.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

- Bajos volna, bajos - hajtogatta. -
$50 sincs rola, mas birtokon is kell ker-
tesz, de XII tudja, milyen sorsunk lenne?
Meddig maradhatnank? lit 0r0k0s kenyer-
re szamithat, ak hiiseggel, becsilettel szol-
felejtsd Ell! Regen volt - ITALIAN igaz Sc
volt!
Ferfim6dra beszelt. Emma azonban
azok k0ze n6k k0ze tartozott, akik mem
felejtenek soha. Minden, ami veliik tor
tent, edes vagy Keseri, oft marad lelkik
rejtekeben csak veliik egyiitt mulik el
Ez a magyarazata sok kilonosnek tetsz6
esemenynek
J6ska bekopogtatott az irodaszobaba.
- Szabad - hallatszott beliilr6l a
kastely uranak melyen zeng6 hangja.
Benyitott, szalutalt, min az ezrede-
senek
- Szervusz! - nyujtotta fele Du-
liczky kezet - t1j lie! Hogy vagy?
- Koszon0m. Mint ah nagy terhet
cipel es egy pillanatra Sc 'eheti le
- MOI Mifele nagy teherr6l beszelsz?
= Amelyik anyam miatt nyomja a
lelkemet Ugy remenykedik szegeny lesze-
ASACoSAAAOOh CD ClA uiCS lOSOIll CodlIu
Duliczky kisse tiirelmetleniil legyin-
tett kezevel. A tag lelkiismeretiiek mem er-
tik meg lelkiismere+esek toprngeseit Gu
nyosan mosolygott, mintha valami ostoba-
sagot hallana .v
= Mi csoda! E felol csalasod fel6l
meg szentte avathatnak holtod utan, ha
t0bb biint mem kovetsz el Mem szeretem
a csuggedt embereket Amerikaban
csak batrak, vidamak boldogulnak. Bat
rake szerencse!
- Mem valami kulonosen bizom sze-
rencsecsillag Es ha mar hivatni
tetszett es Amerika hozodott fel
hat ugy gondolom -. nem is kellene
olyan messze mennem Z, inkabb valami
europai kiils6 orszagba :. onnet Sc ad-
mex hirt magamrol :. mig mem szabad.
Toredezve beszelt Joska, ajkai kisse
remegtek izgalmaban.
Duliczky soteten merte vegig keme-
nyen rivallt ra
- Mem allod a szavadat? Te felsz
Joska area langba borult, agaskodott
benne ferfiassaga.
- Mem felek, csak az Istent6l!
(Meg a gyavak Sc merik bevallani,
hogy felneh Lopast, gyilkolast inkabb be-
vail egy ferfi, felelmet mem arulja ell Pc
dig mem lenne szegyen olykor egy 6szinte
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
$40: mem megyek a vesztembe
KEN is csak egy eletem van."
Duliczky vallara tette kezet

Duliczky vallara tette kezet
- No j6! Mem akartalak megbantani!
Terviinket most mar ne masitsuk meg Ugy
lesz az j6, ahogy alaposan atgondoltam.
Azert hivattalak, hogy megadjam utasita-
saimat, k0zeledik az id6. Mihelyt leszerelsz,
indulsz Numebol a Carpathian, haj6jegy-
r6l idejeben gondoskodom.
Indulasod napjan Pesten leszek es
ellatlak penzzel. Lehet, hogy veled utazom
Fiumeig -. reg mem LATHAM tengert
De ha akadalyozva lennek, funnel megbi-
zottam elkiser hajoig. Tobben fognak
utazni magyarok.
(Ertsd: Mindenkeppen meggy6zodom
rola, hogy csakugyan elutazol-e? Mem le-
het kibujnod)
Meg egy kicsit elbeszelgettek Dulicz
ky AIT hitte, teljesen tajekozott az anne
rikai viszonyok felol. Hiszen mindig olvas-
ia ujsagjaban az amerikai hireket. Persze,
azok ottani allamferfiakr6l, dusgazdag gya-
rosokrol, milliomosokrol hasonlo embe-
rekr6l szoltak Azok pedig maguk is mas
formanak latjak mindeniitt viszonyokat,
mint k0zonseges polgar, vagy eppen SEE
geny ember, mint ahogy masformanak is
idIolIh ul1IuC1l d COIOIlydUldkDOl IlcZVc,
mitn pincelakasbol. Figyelmeztette ARA
is, hogy maid iparkodjek az angol nyelvet
elsajatitani
- AIT mar itthon elkezdtem Sokra
mem vittem meg, de ell mar mem adnak an
golul! - ujsagolta Joska.
= Derek, derek! EFT mar szeretem
hallani!
Hildat egyik6juk Sc emlitette egy sz6-
val Sc, pedig mindketten ra gondoltak
Arckepe oft mosolygott Joskara apjuk iro-
asztalarol - szivfajditoan Miatta kell vi
lagga mennie, t6le mem szabad elbucsuz-
mia /. talan soha t0bbe mem lAtja :.
ha latja Sc lesz ilyen: asszony lesz mar
akkor
Csend nehezedett a szobara Quickly
felallt, egy csomag szivart nyujtott JoskA-
max.
KOSz0nOm!
Joska is felallt. Duliczky kezet nyuj-
totta. Joska raborult es megcs6kolta. Ma
ga el6tt is r0stelkedett. Neki ITALIAN gyii-
l0lnie kellene ezt az urat, mint Marcinak
= de mem tehetett r6la: szerette Ha va
laki latina cseledseg k0ziil, AIT monda-
max, hizeleg Fulebe csendilt k0zmondas:
"Mennel alazatosabb, annal gyalazato-
Sabb." -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17
SZOMORU KEZFOG6

Balatonfureden Hildanak allando kise-
rete volt, mint az igazi kiralynoknek, csi-
nosabbnal- -csinosabb fiukb6l (Edesanyja sc
panaszkodhatott: neH is sokan h6doltak,
kivalt egeszen fatal fuk es id6sebb urak)
Ahol Duliczky h0lgyek megfordultak, owe
ke volt az els6seg. Hajlongtak' el6ttik
vendsgl6sok, cukraszok, akikhez koz0nse-
get vonzottak, kirandulo haj6k kapita-
nyai rajuk mosolyogtak, pincerek 6ket
soha Sc varakoztattak, a ciganyprimas
tiintet6leg nekik huzta majdnem lovagias
ugyek tamadtak a fontos kerdes k0riil,
hogy egy-egy kirandulaskor melyik gaval-
Ter vihesse k0penyiiket.
A hires Anna bal el6tt nehany nappal
megerkezett az 6rnagy is. Hilda udvarl6i-
max "cibil" serege titkon pokol melyse-
ges fenekere kivanta, n6k koreben ell
lenben kellemes izgalmat keltett elegans,
szep megjelenese Kinyomoztak, hogy
Hilda kedveert j0tt irigyeltek erte.
Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-06-17

listen, aki sziveket vizsgalja, tudta
csak, hogy ez mem szolgalelkiseg kez-
csokja volt =. hanem az engedelmes fiue.
Duliczky is megerezte Is meghatodott
Homlokon csokolta . eleteben el6sz0r.
Joska ujra megcs6kolta kezet ugy ment
Ell, mint aki olyan draga ajandekot visz
magaval, amilyenre soha mem szamitott
A kastely ura utana nezett az ablak-
bol mig lathatta. Er6sen szivta szivarjAt.
Kar, hogy mem a t0rvenyes fam!
Megerdemelne, ~hogy az legyen! Hiszen fe-
lesegernt6l nincs fam ;. de, ha ezt tor
venyesiteni akarnam, pokolla tenne az
eletemet felesegem Icy pedig birtok
leanyagra szall Eth, NIT t0r0d0m We
lie, akarmi lesz, ha en- egyszer leteszem
kanalat! -, hessegette el magatol kelle-
metlen gondolatokat
- Miert hivatott az ur? - kerdezte a
kertesz, aki nagy sinla t0rok paradicso-
matt nezegette.
Tobb megbizast adott, amt Buda-
pesten kell elvegezni.
(Megint hazudnia kellett Hat mar
mem tud kigazolni hazugsagokb6l?)
Bizony szegenynek ilyen hazugsagok
kozt kellett tojastancot jarnia, mig otthon
volt. Es nikor vissza kellett ternie, mintha
fiatalsagat6l is elbucsuzott volna
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
COURTESY CAN
AID BUSINESS
'G9ectct Urges More
Business Civility

Application OF courtesy in cvery
,lay business was the keynote OF 4
ga !, made 10 the members OF the
N"onday Luncheon club of tbs
noC kcr Z WASHINGTON Trade AS
sncin'ion ~ Club Plantation We'd
nesday noon by Ramon Scruggs
boys work secretary at the ST. An
tome branch YMCA.
Mr. Scruggs. who formerly was
salesman for q large baking
powder company told of the vital
importance OF courtesy in dealing
with the public. always retaining
that good relationship between the
concern and The public by acknow-
Lodging that the customer Is al
ways right.
In addition 10 siressing the i'm
portence OF courtesy. Mr.. Scruggs
also brought out the necessity OF
cleanliness. He pointed out that
the firm which he formerly repre-
scented included budget for keep
ing clothes pressed and shoes shin
I'd for all statesmen.
Carlton w. Gaines. chairman of
the MONDAY Club. announced that
Malcolm W. Bingay, editorial d.
rector Of the Detroit FREQ Press
and writer of the column Good
Morning In that paper. would be
the principal speaker next We'd
nesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
He Tried To Keep
Her Out OF Jail
And Went With Her

Because. according to police
Virgil Davis. 40. 255 East Mont.
calm street. attempted to gain the
release OF Ruby Thomas. who had
been arrested. through physical
efforts, he's now held a police pri-
soner in Receiving Hospital where
he was conveyed Thursday morn
ing with a lacerated scalp and
bruised lips.
Police state that Davis and a
number OF other men, were rough
ly handling officer william Bourke
OF the Vice Squad after the Off
Ger had arrested the Thomas wo-
man on a charge OF accosting and
soliciting. Davis was the only one
who did not take to his heels when
two other officers alighted from an
automobile and came TO Bourke's
aid.
Well. YOU know just what hap
pened. she was booked at head
quarters and Davis was taken to
Receiving Hospital. He will later
be tried on a charge OF disturbing
the peace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
YOUTH GROUP
STARTS DRIVE


The West Side branch az The
Youth Council Of the National As
ISOLATION Tor the Advancement az
Colorcd People TOOK tie lend in n.
sale of christmas seals last wci J,
when Horace Sheffield, chairman
reported $2o.oi.
North Detroit branch. under the
co-chairmanship Of Roosevelt
Scieers and Ardine Loving. and
Chairman Eugene Hail. was second
with $i5.75 North End Council was
third with Miss Lucille Gravcs
chairman reporting S..
There was no report from the
East Side council However. word
was forwarded that the East Side
council would have substantial
report for the meeting OF Dec. 10.
The East Side council has reor-
ganized and the first official act
was the caneclling OF a debt TO the
central committee branch
The West Side Council will spon-
sor tea at ST. Cyprian Parish
House. Dec. 3. Professor Anthious
OF the Detroit Institute OF Tcchno-
logy will speak on "Econolrics In
Relation To The Negro" NJ n public
meeting Of the Youth Council. The
place OF the meeting has not been
selected as yet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Harris Pleads Guilty
OF Rape Charge;
Awaits Sentence

John S. Harris, rs, Of 4i4S Bran
don avenue. entered plea OF
guilty. when arraigned for trial in
Judge Lester s. Moll's Circuit
Court Tuesday morning. OH charges
OF criminally assaulting young
white woman OF Tyler Township.
October 25. Judge Mol remanded
Harris to jail. to await sentence.
He may receive life sentence un-
der the statutes Of Michigan.
When the crime was committed.
the victim, who Is the wife OF an
Arkansas man. was walking home
ward along the road, after her
automobile had broken down
When Harris was arraigned ia
Tyler Township, It is reported that
the woman's irate husband made
efforts 10 form mob to lynch Har-
ris.
TIA f2etrS.t Branch 0fshs y. A.
a - fsNs Nvestil,sting tscAssseffu
determine II legal steps can be
taken to punish the person or per-
sons alleged TO have initiated tho
reported attempt al ntling.
Shortly prior 70 his trial IN Judre
Molls Court Tuesday Harris is
ALLEGED TO have informed friend
who called al the jail that one q
the prison officials had told him
~ hate all CD Niggers and
will do all cen to send you ms far
into the peniientiary az possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Jim Crou Theatre
Assault Case Heard


Atlantic CITY tANP) II h r e q
witnesses testified befors an AT
lantic nUnly Grand Jur, AZ Mays
LandinN Tuesday III a case involy
ins assault and battery against
Mrs Laura Mae almond 81 202
Grant Avenue. Atlantic CITY wLc
was sfuteis asEaultcd BY a tickle
taker (whitc) % the Royal Theatre
on November Sth.
Mrs. Almond accompanied by
Mrs Audrev Iildon went 70 the
theatre last Mcnda. evening and
took seats on the main floor OF the
house Tn, usher summoned the
ticket tal.er 10 assist her in having
The patrons 10 move To the JIM
crow section that Is reserved by the
management for colored people.
When the ladies refused 20 move
the ticket taker threatened and
abused the women and then finding
this OF no avail he endeayorcd TO
forcibly ubject Mrs Almond from
her seat. In pulling on her arm he
Confined on Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Knoxville Alumni
Give Dance For
Scholarship Fund

The Detroit Branch OF the Knox
vile College Alumni sponsored a
dance Saturday night, Nov. 20 at
the Michigan Federated Democra-
tic Headquarters, for the purpose
Of raising funds to provide schol-
arship for some worthy graduate
Of the local high schools.
A series OF similar affairs will be
sponsored. in which the Knoxville
College Alumni will be assisted by
other organizations and indivi-
duals interested in higher educa-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

Elkdom's Chic f
Coming Here To
Attend Banquet

J. Finley Wilson. Washing
ton, ID. c.. and grand exalted
ruler of the Improved Benevo-
lent and Protective order of
Elks OF the World will be the
Tliest OF honor AZ n banquet
and public installation of Of
fiesrs 81 Past Exalted Rulers
Council No. 6f of Michigan.
Monday might. Dec. IL.
The banquet WI he held al
Ss1l--Sn'h street and represen-
fa'Iyea ~ M lndges ~ Ni"hi-
gan and the Eastern District OF
Ohio will attend Lieut. Wal
lace william. grand travelling
deputy Of the United States and
Canada and Chief Atles Son
ny Jones Of Michigan II. F.. r.
stated that this will he one of
the many events pointing to-
ward the revival of Elkdcm In
Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Diggs Interview S
Washington Officials
On Anti-Lynch Bill

senator Charles G. Dsgs. Of he
troa. wAo went 10 Washington las,
week M lntsres on the Anii-Lynch-
ing Ell. wires The following intvr'
lnaiien f.r readers ~ lh rribnne
WasAlnslol p &
De, J. 1861,
The Detroit Tribune
Coumbil 81, and 81. Anioi.e
Detroit. Mich
~In Al interview with senator
Barkley OF Kentucky major leader
Of me senate today in the Senate
reception room. lie said the Anti
lynch Bill will pass Further he
said the opponents Of the BIZ know
that II will pass. which accounts
for their strategy Of ilibusierins 'o
DELAY the vote. The very important
Farm Bill now before the Senate
will be out OF the way mex week
senator Brown Of Michigan assuf-
ed me that he will speak for the
Bill and give active support TO us
snonsors senators Wagner ana
yan Nuys to help limit filiDus'er-
Ing from Southern Senator's II Is
wsIl known here that President
Roosevelt is for the Bill and had SO
informed Senate administration
leaders b.fnre he left for Florida.
senator vandenbcrg OF Michigan
md lanes Farley Democratic Ma
tional Committeeman are also LOT
the BIZ. senator Borah IS sun
arainst i, ON the grounds OF uh
eonstilutionality. lie claims IN
fringement on State Rights ne Is
mo onlv Northern Senator ! nave
found against it. In view OF \ OF
the pressure from the National AS
sociation he Is not expected 10
nress his claim in the regular
Rorah style. Attorney Houston
Counsellor for the assoclatioh'
here IN interest Of the Bill from
New York. told me he planned 10
meet the demonstrations issue by
n,acins ON the various Senator'S
desks opinions from outstanding
constitutional Lawyers, showing
that II Is Constitutional AFTER sew
erai more conferences already
scheduled I will return to Detroit
this weekend"
(Signedl
Charles G. Digs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Theresa Caver To
Broadcast Over WJR

Announcement is made that Miss
Theresa Caver, talented local poet
ess. will be guest artist on the
Meditation Hour at Radio Station
WJR. Tuesday. Dec. z. at 11:45 p.
m.
Sunday Dec. S. Miss Caver will
broadcast at 6:45 .. m. over Sta
ton WMBC. In her "Heartsong
Hour" broadcast. At this broad
cast, she will have with her sew
eral OF Michigan"s leading figures
In poetry. Special Accommodations
will be made to accommodate n large
audience at the studio.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Protest Injustices
To Postal Workers

The - An'cin; Branch oT NE
T. M. g. A. was the ,c'nt Of Va
mass meei'r of pos nyces
a- thrs ornriS Snnin 2. moon,
Noveluh ~ Thi. meeting was
hct updn tea 'is,s SO the
welfair crpnii' - ~ Netroi'
I.Branch Of TIE Nati.Aal AEsance a
pos'ul EMPLOYEES fpr discussion
ilin mpnv nrnhrts 'o'rrpn,l
fc Ne4rc rns'rl wrrer ! Ijetr =
ori ~ rrrf,s triHst Tho NAV,
'r ris'.r i'.'n sr,i unpn him RI.
lu'ien cayerirg their grievances
rrc roe pi"l ~ the Alliance and
.hr v'ouan Auyiliasy
~ RsWn q the Dclrni; civic
piehts Federation WIS the first
sneaPer IL spoke h-'"fly concern
ing The problem of all working
people and the po-t The Negro
should play in the present fight Of
labor to gain better working con-
liiiunS and better pay etc. Or. Rus
Kin dccried !hc apathy of many OF
ne Negro workers toward the {.
l. q. and the t. 4. W. He said that
the Negro worker must join hands
with other workers in order that
his own problems might be solved.
The principal speaker was the
Honorable c. y. r Gray. National
Welfare Director OF the National
Alliance of Postal Employees. Mr..
Gray. whose office Is In Washing
ION ID. G. Is On tour of the post
offices in his capacity as chief sell
vice relations counsel OF the or
ganizrticn Mr.. Gray gave very
comprchcn~iv and concise picture
ol The negro IN the Post Ofiicc at
he preseni time He disrus sed
some specific eases IN which the
\. A. y f. was instrumental In see
ing 10 IT that justice and fairness
triumphed He stressed the need OF
organization within the group. lie
said that no one could be depended
upon 10 do ne much for US as we
were willing 10 do for ourselves
and that no one would be inclined
10 20 as far as we ourselves could
20 toward getting that to which we
feel we are entitled. His message
was well received by the large
number OF postal employees pre-
sent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

vancement Of Colored People. vice
president Booker T Washingi m
Trade association. and member OF
many other organizations.
Theodore Owens. chemist. was
elected vice-polemarch: Delbert III.
Lee. reelected keeper Of records;
Henry walker. reelected keeper OF
exchequer; Edward Tisdale. stra-
tegus: Robert Love. LIST. strategus:
Attorney Henry Sweet historian,
and Fred Hart Williams. reporter
The board OF directors are Herschel
Richey and-Herbert Dudley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04
Helps in Capture of
Two Train Robbers

Deming. New Mexico AMP
Sam Webb. 65-year-old Negro me-
chanic OF I'll Paso. was the central
figure In the Thanksgiving Day
capture OF two train bandits aboard
the Southern Pacihc's crack Apache
Limited. As the pair ran through
the front coach, Webb stuck out
his foot. tripped one0 OF the out
laws. whose head struck seat as
he fell.
Tralnmen and others among the
trains $50 passengers--all Of whom
had been robbed OF their cash and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-04

valuables--leaped into the melee,
beat the bandits into submission,
but before being overpowered n
bullet from one OF their guns had
ploughed into the body OF Switch
man w. l.. Smith Of FL Paso, in
juring him fatally.
The outlaws a, ,'ssed In the
gaudy costumes OF dude cowbays,
staged the hold-up in typical 'front.'
er style and after being placed In
custody OF Sheriff r. @. Franey
identified themselves as Henry
Lorenz. ~. OF Manitowoc, Wis, and