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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

FAM Won Papen, byvaly ne
mecky vyslanec v Rakousku,
byl uveden We spojeni Sc spik-
nutim, jehoz ucelem bylo sabo-
tovati munich pro americkou
armada, pred soudem, ktery
je New Yorku konan sc ire
mi osobami, obzalovanymi z
vyzvedacstvi We prosp6ch Ne
mecka.
Won Papen byl vypuzen re
Spojenych StatG "a svetove val
ky pro vyzvedacstvf. Teprve
lonskeho roku zaloba prot ne
mu byla zrusena.
William Lonkowski, nacis-
ticky speh, v dobe sveho Eat
cent 27. zarf r. 1885, ucinil pri-
znanf, jez bylo cteno pred SOU
dem. S MIN je spojovan jisty
americky kapitan pechoty s
Papenem We spiknuti, jez melo
"a ucel porusiti munich pro a.
merickou armada. Tento ar
madnf kapitan, pGvodem svy-
car, nebyl ztotoznen.
Senta De Wanger, vladni
svedkyne, nabidla svedectvi,
die nehoz federalnf navladni
snazi Sc uvesti jednoho z obza-
lovanych Otto H. Vosse, aero
planoveho mechanika, We spo-
jenf S kruhem nacistickych W.
zvedacG, jenz pracoval We Spo-
jenych Statech.
Svedkyne pravila, re Voss
casio il navstevoval v jejim do
move v Hampstead, Long Is
land, kdyz Lonkowski, ktery
zmizel, bydlil u nj Sc svou ze-
nou. Miss De Wanger vedla
obchod lihovinami. Voss do
sud nebyl p~ripomenut We sve-
dectvf ma tonic soudu.
Wagnerove je 81 let, naro-
dila Sc v Nemecku a obdrzela
r. 1885 obcansky list. Tehoz
roku seznamila Sc S Lonkow-
skym, ktery zacal navstevovati
jejf obchod.
DR.. Ignatz Griebl, jiny OBJ
zalovany z vyzvedacstvi, KITE
ry vsak ujel do Nemecka, tez
navStevoval Lonkowskeho, pra
villa Wagnerova. Jednoho dine
obedvala S Vossem a jeho ze-
nou, S Lonkowskym a jeho ze-
nou a S Harlem Schlueterem,
O nemz Sc tvrdi, re byl vyplat-
elm nacistickeho kruhu spehI,
ktery tez prchl do Nemecka,
kdyz mu pIda horela pod no.
hami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Prohlfdka soudcova bytu.

V New Yorku vladnf celni
inspektori ucinili prohlidku v
byte soudce Edgara J. Lauera.
Agent patrali pc kloboucfch,
trepkach, ozdobenych draho-
kamy, vzacnych perch a il
nych zenskych pfepychovych
vecech, jez pry byly podloud-
ne dopraveny do Spojenych
Statd ma palub6 Normandie a
lille de France.
Soudcova chot nedavno vra-
tia Sc z .Evropy.
Hledane saty byly zhotove-
ny u nejmodernejslch paT1z-
skych krejcf. Zatykac byl W.
dan ma zadost asistenta Spoje-
nych StatG Delaney-ho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Travicka ma dozivoti do
xalare.

V Madison, Wis, Florence
Peters, 80 let stara matka ctyr
detf, byla odsouzena k dozivot
nimu zalari v zenske t~restnici
v Taycheedah. Priznala Sc, re
otravila sveho prvniho name
la Henry Kesseniche z Wanna
kee, pred osmi Lefty.
pByla rovnez odsouzena cd
jednoho do deseti let do zala-
Re pro pokus otravenf sveho
Tdruheho manzela Johna Peter
Sc. Priznala Sc k obema zloci.
mum.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Vlada koupila prvni domovinu

Prvni homestead, ma nejz
vlada Spojenych StatI vydala
pred Is Lefty patent, preset mi
nuly tyden opet do rukou fede-
ralni vlady. Kdyz vlada zaca-
la pred Lefty rozdavati domovi-
ny, byl Daniel Freeman PRIV
MIN, jenz Sc o nj prihlasil a OBJ
drzel 100 akrI pIdy severoza-
padne Cd Beatrice, v Nebrasce.
Ia domovinu bylo zaplaceno
$4,000 a byla dana do spravy
narodnich parkd, ktera z nj u
cini park ma pamatku milionu
domovinarG, kteri nasledovali
Daniela Freemana ma prerie
stredniho zapadu. Penize by
ly rozdeleny mezi Freemano-
Wy dedice a mimo toho bylo
povoleno $4,000 ma dpravu to-
hoto historickeho homestaedu,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Dlouho hledane pouceni
podano.

Ucta k americke narodni
hymn6 Star Spangled Banner
vyzaduje, ably kazdy povstal,
kdykoliv je hrana. Municipalni
stanice WNYC v New Yorku
zahajuje kazde rano svGj pro-
gram narodnf hymnou a take
jej tax koncf. Cd posluchacG
je ocekavano, re il vyslechnou
v stole. Je hrana casne rano,
kdy nektere pant jeste lezl v
posteli.
Jedna panicka 81 ma to ste
zovala a zaslala stanici dotaz,
CO ma ciniti. Jejf manzel chce
kazde rano poslouchati radio
a il tudiz nezbyva nez pri hra-
nj narodnf hymny vstati z po-
STEELE a v postoji poslouchati az
do p~rehrani. Cht6la vedeti,
jak Sc ma v takovem pTfpade
zachovati, ale STANCE nebyla
ma takovy problem dost mou-
dra. Pozadala tedy mayora
La Guardiu o vy~svetlenf, lee
on take nebyl dost moudry a
odkazal problem armadnim q
namornim uTadGm. Ami jejich
moudrost dost daleko nedosa.
hovala a problem by zIstal ne.
vyresenym, nebyt precisely
spolku pro uctivanf americkt
ylajky. Ten rozhodl, re pTi il
die, spanf, telefonovanf, ware.
nj, koupani a dokonce i pr
kartach bylo by povstanf wynn.
Gene a nepTirozene a proto by
m9lo b5t cd neho upusteno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04
Soud rozhodl " jeji prospsch.

S0~
Agnes Bensko, z mestecka
Sheppton u Hazelton, Pa, bu-
de moci hlasovati O pTlstlch
volbach 8. listopadu. Podari-
10 Sc il konecne vybojovati 81
soudne obcanstvi, ktere il by
10 upfrano nasledkem provda-
nj a komplikovane situace.
Jmenovana Sc narodila v
byvalem Rakousko-U hersku
Do Ameriky prijela Sc rodici
jake male d9cko. Kdyz il by
10 Is rokI, provdala Sc Ia ne
obcana. Ia ctym roxy pozde-
il jeff otec obdrzel obcanstvi
Spoj. StatI.
To melo "a nasledek, re vzni-
ky pochyby o jejim obcanstvf.
Kdyz Sc priblfzil den voleb a
ona chtela hlasovati, bylo il
hlasovacf pravo odepreno S
poukazem, re sc provdala Ia
neobcana. Ona vsak trvala ma
tom, re kdyz JeJl Otec sc Stal
obcanem, ona nebyla jest6 pl-
noletou a Re tedy automaticky
s estala take obcankou.
Konecne Sc tato zalezitost
dostala az pred soud okresu
Schuylkill. Soud pc d1kladne
1vaze rozhodl, re Bensko OBJ
cankou jest a re tedy ma pra-
vo hlasovati O pristfch volbach
8. listopadu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-11-04

OPOZOEnG1A1 10 AA6StC1 NSlS1CN
krajanskych stTedisk v USA q
Kanads, v nichz by 81 prali init
predndSku Vojty Benese.
z rdznych vetsfch i mensich
krajanskych stTedisk v USA a
Kanad6 dochazejf do Chicago
zadosti a dotazy, ida by bylo
mono ziskat naSeho stareho
revolucniho pracovnika k pred
naSce v te ci one krajanske O.
SADIE. Hlasf Sc O jeho dalsi
pT~ednasky vetsi i mensi kra-
janska strediSka a hlasi sc tez
mnohe americke organisace.
Pan Volta Benes, ktery pTi-
jel do Spojenych Statd ma po-
zvani n6kterych nasich dstred-
mich organisacf v USA k pred
naskam u prilezitosti 20. vyro-
cf Ceskoslovenske Republiky a
ktery odjfzd6l z republiky v O.
mech kritickych dnech, kdy
Valka visela takrka We vzdu-
chu, vyhovel tomuto pozvan1 z
Ameriky a byl pTi teto prflezi-
tosti soucasne pov6Ten cesko-
slovenskymi ustTednfmi orga-
nisacemi k tlumoceni poselstvi
re stare vlasti. Byla to Csl.
Narodnf Rada v Praze, We KITE
re jsou zastoupeny vsechny
slozky csl. veTejneho zivota,
dale byla to Csl. Obec Sokol-
ska, .Csl. Obec legionarska, u
strednf D9lnickych telocvic-
nych Jednot a 1stredf Cs. Orla.
Osudnym rozhodnutim v
Mnichove, kterym nase stara
vlast byla zapadnimi demokra
ciemi o~pustena, nepozbylo po-
slant Vojty Benese ma SVEN w
znamu. Prave naopak, jeho
poslani Sc stava nynf tim dule-
zitejsfm. Neni doposud jisto
IDA Dude moci Volta Benes do
drzeti svIj pIvodni program,
die kterehO Sc hodlal We SpO-
ienych Statech zdrzet prfpad-
ne az do prosince t. r. a navsti-
Wit pokud mono nejvetSi po-
Get nasich krajanskych osad v
USA a pokud mono i v Kama
de. Jest pravdepodbno, re ma
sledkem udalostf poslednich
tydnd zkratf Volta Benes svdj
pobyt We Spoj. Statech, a pla-
noval jest6 pred nedavnem
navrat do Ceskoslovenska uz
n9kdy zacatkem listopadu. Pro
zatim vSak v teto v9ci nenf do
posud rozhodnut a chce proto
vyuzit Gasu, ktery mu zbyva k
navsteve aspon tech nasich
nejdnlezit6jsich krajanskych
stredisk v USA a Kanade.
Ably tedy mohl byt program
jeho prednasek v Americe u
sporadan Dude pokud mono S
nejmensi ztratou casu, upozor-
nujeme ma to nase vetSf krajan
ska strediska, ktera by 81 pfala
usporadat pTednasku V. Bene-
Sc, ably v teto v6ci z nasich
stredisk sc dopsalo ma adresu:
American Czechoslovak Blu
reau, 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chi
cago, Ill.,, kde ma zaklade pTi-
hlasek O prednasky Sc ucin1 Ia
kovy rozvrh, ably Sc vyhovelo
pokud MONO nejvetsimu poe
tn nasich skrajanskych stfedisk
Doporucujeme, ably v teto
zalezitosti bylo dopsano ma u
vedenou adresu CO nejdffve, a.
by sc zavcasu tento program
vypracova1 a zbyvalo dosti Ca
SUI k prfprave pTednasky o.
SADIE, ktera Dude moci byti wa
ia v 1vahu.
Poole dosavadniho progra-
mu p~rednasel Volta Benes v
Chicago %. rfjna, 80. rijna v
Milwaukee, 1. listopadu v &C.
dar Rapids, a cd 3. do 8. listo-
padu v Omaze a nekterych dial
SIGH strediscich v Nebrasce.
ACSK.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
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BY DANTON WALKER
The Whispering Gallery
New York. Aug. 9.

New York Aug g.
Add Saratoga Notes. Safety Joseph
DOhery the leading that comedy called the
gambling BAN The putting the finger
hot spots through his henchman Patrick Patty Up
to the Ethiopian the wOOdp supposed be District
Attorney Alfred Simon, alleged have GubernaOral
cleaning Saratoga With the lid camped the class spots
games have broken out like rash One Of the seasons
to the Salvation Army Jock Whitney who said to have
Saratoga exclusively comforting with Louis
Mayer on the final what we hope the fnadeas
With the Wind"
Jimmy Dgrante and Jimmy Kelly were escorted out OF the race
track by State trooper because Of their heavy winnings D
when the lid mpd down Emil Coleman has bowed out at
and Vincent Lopez has quit Piping Rock mite spots
Hunt than $4,000 at the Saturday George
for the Pennsylvania Athletic Club for $325Oo Gloria Baker
and Bob shy and hide hid under under @ table to avoid
Raymond may join the Spa Players in couple of weeks
Rupert will hereafter of the
BBaseban Book and Beethoven Jake going to sponsor
operating HOpewe adjacent
World Fair advisory on GEORGE White @
sanua D''NN''
God Save the King whenever they entered Gen Cornelius Van
dO head Of the clan has suffered relapse and it looks serious
ErrO Flynn the leading candidate Rhet Butler
Clark Gable isn't available.
won't be long before One With the Wind will be in this
Fay up affairs out of court George
GeTshwn memorial volume being prepared by Merle Armage Of
which will be presented this fall
The production win include the America Negro Ballet
The Metropolitan reopens
appear Rapture-he was just inspired to write
pnoay % a5er hearing m those native African @ 1an Calico
Jr Marie Hech the Hech collaborating
mite cubs-he drinking curfew will lifted i, 1885,
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
The Weather

District of Columbia-Partly
cloudy tonight and Wednesday;
not much change in temperature;
gentle variable winds.
Maryland-Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday; not much
change in temperature.
Virginia-Partly cloudy, prob
ably local showers and thunder.
storms in central and south por-
tions tonight and Wednesday: not
much change in temperature.
TIDE TABLES
High tides today at 6:35 a. m.
and at 7:01 p. m.
Low tides today at 1902 a. m.
and at 1884 p. m.
High tides tomorrow at TIT a..
m. and at 7:43 p. m.
Low tides tomorrow at 1:49 a..
m. and at 2:16 p. m.
LOCAL TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

Lonely Wife"-"Because Knew His
Secret" Woman Who Broke Up
My Home"-"My Mothers Past" these
are some of the absorbing stories taken
straight from life-stories in which real
men and women face the real problems
of human existence-stories in which
you will see your friends, your rela-
tives, yourself. You may find the solu-
ton to your biggest problem in the
September issue of True Story maya
zine. Get your copy today.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

"AkY FIRST meeting with Adrian Carr
N was like an emotional explosion"
Thus begins one of the most moving human
documents we ever published the per-
sonal, true lifestory of aman who married
irlwhosephysicalappealhe couldn'tresist.
Somehow, deep down within him, he
knew she was not the right girl for him.
His vision and hers, of what constituted a
happy life, were so very far apart. But he
wanted her-couldn't live without her.
So they were married, and
Like two corks caught up in the boiling
current of a swift stream, these two rushed
headlong through an amazing succession
of events. You'll never guess the outcome;
youmust read every vivid, throbbing chap
ter of" COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT HER"
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

KINGSTON, N. Y, Aug. Q
u.N.S0.-On the second lap
OF their tw0-day trip to
"Heaven," 5000 followers Of
Father Divine, Harlem's negro
cult leader, embarked here to-
day for the trip up the Hud-
son to the newly.purchased
Kr"n Elbow paradise" across
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

Driverss Watch Out for Children
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

the river from President ROOse-
velt's home.
The outing has brought both
spiritual ana bodily satisfac-
tion to the angels" who, en-
route here Monday, stuffed
themselves on cold fried chick.
en-, 800 watermelons, 43 cases
of soda pop, $50 apple pies a:
ESQ gallons Of ice cream.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
127 NON-FEDERAL.
PWA PROJECTS.
A R { APPROVED
2O,688,426 Worth OF
Construction Provided

G.N.S) The public works Ad.
ministration today approved 127
non-Federal public works projects
with an estimated total construc-
ton cost of 2o,688, ,426, and carry
ing PWA grants of $9,31O,433 and
loan of $4,000.
Including today's list, the PWA
has approved $500 non-Federal
projects with total estimated con-
struction cost OF $1,143,969,310.
sCOOLs, HIGHWAYS AIDED
Largest projects in the new list
were:
A street and highway improve
ment program for Illinois to cost
$2,Oos,SS5.
A school program for Kanawha
county, w. Va, to cost So, 460, 900.
A $730,000 highway improve
ment project for Colorado.
A $306,500 city hall for Youngs.
town, Ohio.
Grants for the Illinois highway
program were split up among a
number of towns, whereas the
grants for the West Virginia
school program, consisting of 13
new buildings and alterations on
At existing buildings, went to Kan
awha county in a lump sum of
$1,557,00
MARYLAND COUNTY HELPED
The Colorado highway project
consists of improvements, includ-
ing acquisition of land, for three
separate roads, but the grant to
the State was one lump sum of
$328,500. Youngstown was granted
$137,925 toward construction Of its
new city hall.
The Ohio rural school program
again figured heavily in the list.
A total of q projects were ap-
proved.
proved. The estimated total con-
Struction cost is $3,725, 900.
Today's grants included a sewer
age project for Anne Arundel
county, Maryland, which was al
loted $6S,817.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
DAVEYS ORDER.
TO TROOPS EYED.
in STRIKE PROBE.
Use of Militia Called
Needless by Colonel
By ARTHUR HACHTEN

0.N.SJ While Ohio voter;
ballotted today on whether to re
nominate Governor Martin L
Davey, the Senate Civil Liberties
committee investigated circum
stances surrounding his proclama
ton that sent National Guards
men into the Little Steel" strike
zones last year.
Col. Edward P. Lawlor, a guard
testified that law ano
order had not broken down IN
Canton and Massillon when the
marched in during the
night of June 81, 1887. Lawlor had
served as an observer of strike con.
ditions in Canton and MaSSillon
from the beginning Of the strike
May 26 until June 81.
POLICE HELD ADEQUATE
TT was my opinion that the
city police forces, augmented
and under the general guild.
ance of the sheriff of Trumbull
county, would have been able to
handle the situation" he testi-
fled.
He had been preceded by other
chiefly business men of
Warren, Ohio, who insisted that
law and order had broken down
n their city. William A. Porteous,
IN insurance dealer, said he was
1 member of a group of citizens
who had organized a vigilance
committee of 500 men Ito aid the
authorities in maintaining order" !"
It was after railroad tracks had
oeen dynamited on June is that
he busines men set up an organi-
,ation on paper from generals
lown to privates, Porteous said.
I'VE were going to offer our
services to the city and be sworn
in for police duty he testified.
LAWLOR UNLIMITED
Earlier, Chairman La Toilette
PD of Wisconsin, the only COM
nittee member present, heard
ther witnesses tell of formation
f a citizens law and order COM
aittee at a Warren meeting June
. Colonel Lawlor was not in
tied to attend that meeting. He
estified:
Il felt that it was not merely
a law and order committee, but
the beginning of a back-to-
work movement and I felt that
friction certainly would result
from their efforts"
Mayor Dan B. Gutellius, Of War
en-, city safety director during
ne strike, said the picket line
rom the start Of the strike did
ot look like a Sunday school pic
ic." Strikers were armed with
lubS, highways were blockaded,
len were beaten and automobiles
citizens we're turned over, the
layor said.
Sheriff Roy S. Hardman, of
rumbull county, testified his
taft was not adequate to cope
nth the strike when it began.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
Radio Features TODAY

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ting stations networks-after time Of DublicstODJ
The Washington times., 1938-08-09

The whole compelling story from the first
explosive meeting to the final crashing eli
max appears as book-length feature in
the big, new September issue of True Story
magazine, out today: And it is only one of
the many gripping true stories and special
features contained in this unique, stranger
than-fction magazine.
The Washington times., 1938-08-09
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25
BUSINESS M E N
HONOR FATHER
Special Service For
Booker Washington

Houston Tex -fANPf -One ~
~ highiights ~ me August 18th
session ~ he National Negro Bust
nfss league convention 70 bs held
ia Houston August 1919. viii 30
~. ial memorial services in honor
~ DR. Booker T. Washington. en-
,nsnt founder ~ Tuskegee institute
sad organizer Of the business lea
sue
Or Frederick u Patterson. presi-
den, o. Tuskegee viii deliver he
rfineIps address aud Other speak
ers of state and national repufe
":il No on program In Prairie View
tns week u was announced that
ne program for thai DAY will also
incinde feast OF barbecue and
Texas wsiermelons all produced In
or near The campus 81 the school.
The pre-conyenIion smoker viii
- held on Tuesday nigh, before
~ opening ~ the league IT Hsr-
en- Grill. arrangements for whica
sfe IN The hands ~ Prof James RS
an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25
White RAPEN|
ATTACK WOMEN
IN RADIO CAB
Women Beaten Pr;o
To Assault Bv
Two Men

Jack lawson. = 49, y.
wsds. -. vers srrsir.A -.
Judge George Nurpny =, 49,.
s's cour ssiurdsy - x,,.,.'.
which accused them - -.,,,, :.
c1icred women
Judge Murphv hsf< ~.
white men under s. - a..
fneir examination - s.....
June 2s
lawson and Wzas "a .
~ the wood-vsrr Ho,. -,
Woodward avenue. 49,. 49,,
in = radio isricsh d, 80 "a, !,
80 Ess' Bsitimors ss.s4 !.
Monday evening i@r.os Va. !.
minsi'y attacking ors =, a. :.
men when The - ~ .,.,.
s'onr side Of me p.rsss e.s
Earlier in the e,.ri,s -. -.
men had b@s'sn and a,4d -r.
r'ed woman sf'sr pt.i-f h- =
~ The corner NJ Iohr 2 "-.., .,
Palmer avenue
The fru woman o. ,,.,..,
that she had noricso re ~ =. ".
lying on me flor ~ -. -,
VIXEN she enis fed TIE n.n ,r,sA
ed her when -hA s'fsr- 81 - "a.
to cab. dragged hsr n az I'm,
~ beat her. She rss 'osssd ~, A
The cab after both nsr a,d s.sw.
"a her
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Gives WPA $1,000

Chicago AMP, rascl 10,
y c"o VAS presenfsd Thursdsv :,
Ia directors ~ NJ. prose
for unemployment ne scurA.
sid. nv the Citizens R4.np'ovn~i
committee new Ssr'rs'ior Il
Nero citizens and has'-s- ru
with William T H,rreor. Gr,,i
no'el manager "a oAsirmsn
Project directors 80 Hor,u r
ts,ion and l.loNd Wsrasr %
search assistants ~ ne l'nivsru'
Of chicago. The srGd, wi srr.
tain The numbsi mn picpcr,icr n
~hiie and Negro UNEMPLOYED ~
sorbsd in private ind1r snd rFl
also study POSSIBILITY ~ sc'ior y
IN. government 20 .imlls. ~
employment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25

o.41 VA vssersns bslsF sasn-
r'rr.1 SERIOUS study nus' -
r@os - ind ,ob. for them and
'asi, depsodsn'' ~ho are employ
sp4s
:" '-~' totally disabled colores
wsr v~'ersns s@osu.e ~ pre-~sr
: .crer STATUS have been denied
M privilege - 'o'ai disability
lmpensssior Al estimate ~ s-n-
- s6- retroactive payments is ne
SIN thai me y@'ersnr Adminisfrs-
I'm has unjusfly withheld from
Nee eT-soidiers
"A cosoRyD grDGE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25
WINS SECOND PRIZE IN HISTORY
ESSAY CONTEST IN HIGH SCHOOL

Waller " House. Jr.. ifteen-year-old Of Mr.
and Mrs Walter ". House. ST.. of SIS Woodland ave
second place winner in essay spon-
ored recently the Fort Ponc hatran Char pier Of the
Ia ghers ~ the American Revolution The title of the
essay Men Who Made The Northwest Territory. "
Members ~ the history classes Of three different
high school, in the city participated The award for
eoond place hook. The History OF Detroit for
Young People
Young House recently received honorable mention
ia pronounc down contest under the auspices OF
Detroit bank. He the only colored participant
and ~ the twenty-five who survived the elimi
BE- eliminated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25
Celored War Veterans Organization
Charges Payments Unjustly Withheld

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w.4'trT ~ ~ srs<a'tv- con-
''.4 ns'icas Fo.orse "a, Vet
-' - 1m.frs ~. ND ~
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800 ~ - 'B.r sff@c, col
1r.c ..'-r.as - tos -st'po NV
-. - xsnir>f.on ~ss sdop'@d IN
2 o.r :" secure nAn s@,shis ~
49, '-,e ~ oeioo@r 1875 20 -
seo~n - foirrAo Veterans
I7in.l Tns y@ip siii mold 40
u, ,A.s,on asrs Jsls 1i-Avxu"
r95isinlax no rrE<ni,s'ion
;f-sfsm Nonfo@ Mason ZEN %
t-fs arx@nisAr s~i1 10 gee coi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-25
Pidens Gives South Caro6nians
ALiHe Lesson On Negro History

-,rinr - Arsric> jvr a. The be-
sinprnr n he civil War. ~hen
t-.s lss slsv. ship Ecs through in
:, MOBILE ~hile The whites have
rnostiy come into America since
re civil War closed In the year
~ edlnF ne World war the
whites came IN 10 IN. number OF
81. million and ave hundred ihoa-
-hc . yss- All he Hf,~en million
~ sro~s are therefore ceseendsnls
~ Africans rho csms here before
is.s and NOS ,of the whites are
fr.m Europeans who arrived after
lsss
The Negro today as one fenth o.
.se population. is the smsiles, part
Of The people he has ever been
since hs came here during colonial
asvs ne would be "a much az as
nl~css ~ 81 whites in some of the
cc ONES and vas large part Of
ra4 'os~l Don-Indisn population Of
ihe English sA'ilemsn's Even ~
~ clos ~ 'hs civil war. the Ne
gro ~ss - Or IL per cen'. ~ me
io'si people.
No schoo; history mentions The
To rhsi ihe 6rsr patriot 10 die IN
~ ssruzele Tor independents from
Ea-lsnd vas Negro IN Boston
named crisp4ls Affucks AT ne
e,1ks tell Of The Boston Mssss-
ere. mono c<ll rhs name ~ inc
hrst martyr there. 'rispos A.
'scks
Soldiers IN All Wars
White and black children ms
<es heir Lessons FOR II or rs
wears IN American schools and col
lesss wi'hou, ever learning that
GsorRs Washington had Negro sol
ciers hat some ~ me hare and
hloody feet ., VALLEY Forge were
also BLACK feet thai -5s Negroes
ansered 20 ihe roll cal, a. the
baiiie Of Monlmon'h and ihs;
sJout 5000 Negro troops fought
1rL George Washington when he
overcsme CORVALLIS AZ me lat
srtst bstie IN Yorktown Va. His
ory books never say that those
iscis are MOI so they simply fail
r. mention me presence and par'i-
cipai ION o. The Negro and the
leaders. white and colored draw
ihsir conclusions uncon sciously. /
49, graduated from Yale univer-
Sly before knew thar there were
-e0"'" Negro soldiers In The Union
armies between 1853 and 1855. and
mat Lincoln had said that The
'n'on could nor have been saved
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