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La gaceta., 1940-10-10
LOS MUERTOS NANDAN'
Recdfdando a una vfctima de Hitler

esta carta. FL autor y abajo fir
mado, fu6 asesinado en- Munich
en- Ia nefasta noche del 80 de jul
ni0Sde 1884, cue sc concce en- la
historic como la Noche de San
RRrtoSome alemana. Durante
m uchos amos fuf ell director del
peri6dico "Mundhner Neueste
'Nachriohten" y despues de que
Hitler Sc apcder6 de las riendas
del gobierno, publique en- Mu-
Mich ell semanario "Der gerade
Veg, Ell que funde con ell fin de
combatir ell Hitlerismo. Fui un
escritor cat6lico profundamente
convencido de que Hitler y sus
doctrinas traerfan miserias y
duelcs sin fin no solo a Alema-
mia, sine al mundo entero. Des-
pues de mi arresto en- mario =
1888, fui encarcelado por mas
de ounce meses, Y mi suerte fue
fijada Y mi sentencia decidida.
Fui asesinado, porque Hitler no
me perdon6 nunca ell que 20 lie
denunciara como un mlonstruo
de engaho, mentira y como a un
aborto internal. En- la nefasta
noche en- que por orden de Hit
Ter, no solo Sc asesin6 a Rosini
y a sus amigos, sine a centena-
res, mejor dicho a miles de inO-
centes vlctimas, los asesinos me
sacarcn de mi zelda en- Ia carcel
de Munich. En- Ell canine de Da
chau fui vilmente asesinadO por
los "detritus" que forman la
guardia de Hitler. Mi cadaver
Ifue echado bajo unos arbustos y
Sc di6 la version Official de que
20 habia eometido suicidio.
Las personals asesinadas por
Hitler no tienen cuenta nj nd
nero. Sus nombres son borrados
por las eias de saRgre vertidas
en- la guerra desatada por este
monstruo, pero sus victimas Sc
l~evantan, y con su dedo acusa-
dor senalan al mundo la amena-
"a que para la raza humana re-
presentan Hitler, con su poder
satanico, y Ell Socialismo Nacio.
nal, con sus cuadrillas de asesi.
nos PROFESSIONALS.
Hay una creencia a la vez CO.
nun y peligrOsa, de que Ia domi-
naci6n Hitlerista es solo un sin
toma de una crisis grave, a la
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
PARAILA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Tan pequena era la~nina que
las incubadoras regularcNn e.
ran apropiadss y fue pues&sn
una especial donald Sor la DA
idson Oxygen IncuB aGo. e.
lrimer dia Sc lie do una Jhi-
ficante cantidad de aqua endul-
zaba. Durante varios dias Sc la
estuvo alimentando 8 wees ca
da "a hore con un total & me
dia onza de leckGFI media ora
de aqua y dos gotas de wisky,
A las seis semanas Sc la hizo
una TRANSMISSION de sangre, con
"a sangre de una joveh emplea-
da en- la oficina del hospital.
La media onza de sangre de
la TRANSMISSION Sc lie hizo por me-
dio de una aguja y EN- una vena
de la cabeza. Dos semanas des-
pues la misma joven lie di6 otra
TRANSMISSION, de dos terceras par
ties de una onza Y una semana
mas tarde la tercera transfu-
sion. de tres-cuartas partes de
una onza.
Sc fue aumentando la alimen-
taci6n gradualmente y ahoral
Virginia Ross toma siete y me-
dia onzas de leohe, enza y media
de aqua, up cuarto de onza de
az1car, vitamina C Y D y tam
bi6n hierro. Sc han usado va 33
tanques de oxigeno.
FL peso actual es de tres IL
bras y dos onzas, su estado salu-
dable y cada vez mayores sus O.
portunidades de vivir. .
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
H1MMIER HARA UNA VISI-
TIA A ESPANA

MAlrii oct. 10 Sc anrncia
Ia vista a Espaha de Heinrich
Himm,ar, 81 jefe de Ia Gestapo
a'ansana. que yendra como envia
10 especial del partido F~ascisia
para estudiar la organization
de la aFlange Espanola, Ell GAico
partido de Espaha, adicto de ma,
nera Unconditional al gener
Franco.
Arribara tambfen, dentro de
pocos dias, Ell general Emilio,
del Bono, de Italia, ell que en-
tyegara a Franco ell gran collar
de la Orden de la Anunciata.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
Ell TIEMPh

Aublado para la tarde de hoy.
Continuara ell fresco. Maxima
tempestura aver, 80 grades;
minima, 81.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10

Senior Director:
Distinguish Senior:
lie agradeceria tuviera la bon
dad de yer 81 encuentra espacio
en- su peri6dico para publican
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
II CON TURQU1A

Londres, Octubre 10.-Se
ha terminate la concentration
de I'm nuevo tratado de CO.
mercio con Turquia.
Ha regresado ell captain
Alex STAFFORD Cunningham
Reid, miembro del Parlamen-
to, cuya prolongada ausencia
en- ell extranjero habia dado
lugar a concentrates desfavo-
rabies para su persona.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10

e. Or. Fritz Gerlich asesina-
do IL Munich per orden de Hit
Ter, en- la noche del 80 de JUNO
de 1884 manda ell siguiente men
safe.
NOta:
En- 1888 estaba yo detenido
en- la delegation de policia de
Munich, donde pas6 muchos
dias en- compahfa del DR.. Fritz
Gerlidh ,detenido a la saxon en-
LA misma delegation. Algunos
meses mas tarde nos encontra-
mos otra vez, en- Ell patio de ejer-
Icicio de la carcel de Stadelheim,
ldonde Sc nos tenia en- rigurosa
incomunicaci6n. Durante uno de
los momentos de ejercicio en- 81
mes de agosto de 1888, approve
chando un momento de descuido
de descuido de los guardias, sc
pudo acercar a mi y murmurar
a mi dido 10 que sigue: eSe per-
llectamente que Hitler tiene Ia
intenci6n determinada de asesi-
marine. IMe promote listed ser
mi albacea? Olga a TODD Ell num-
do, publique 10 mas extensamen
Re que lie sea possible, que nj anne
nazas nj tormentos, por horri-
bles que estos sean me decidiran
a cometep suicide. Soy, cristia-
no, creo fervientemente que solo
Dios puede disponer de la vida
de un mortal y esta creencia a.
rraigada en- 10 profundo de M
coraz6n no me permite cometer
10 que por otra parte y conside-
randolo como hombre, creo que
es una cobardia. Cuando haya
muerto, muerto asesinado, haga
que su pluma comunique al mur
do mi p~ensamieHte," La prone.
sa fue dada Y Ina sido cumplida
BESIDE entonces. cada aho, en- G
aniversario del dia en- que Ell DR.
Gerlich me confi6 que esperabi
ser asesinado, su voz, la voz IL
ultratumba me ha hablado POI
medic de mi pluma. Nj un solt
ano desde su muerte, ha falta
do de mandarme su m~ensaje.
Walter Tschuppik.
Senor Director:
, Distinguish Senior:
/, lie agradeceria tuviera la bol
dad de yer 81 encuentra espaci,
en- su peri6dico para puGllcal
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
DICE QUE Ell TIE.
NE UN PERMISO

Ell Sr. Jose Pelaezs del cual sc
ihabl6 aver en- los peri6dicos por
acusario de amenazas una de sus
eamarsras, tiene en- su estable-
cimSnto I'm permiso para ven
lsrayinO y cerveza.
EN- mi estab.ecimlento n.
hay des6rdenes, a pesar de 10
p..0licado', asegura el.
Pelaez sostiene que elSpermi-
20 Sc le neg6 a I'm lugar CONT
guno, que fue cerrado.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
Ell OLSON
EN- CONTRA DE LOS o M
NISTAS

Sacramento, Cal, Oct. 10,
FL gobernador Olson ha FIR :
mado una ley que prohibe IL
CURE en- la boleta de Califor-
MIA la candidatura del parti-
do Comunista. Asegura 81 60
bernador que los metodos dc
ese partido son abusivos y es-
curridizos.
Los comunistas lie habian pc
dido vetara la ley.
"Yo no he encontrado en-
la ley NADIA que ponga en- Pc
ligro la libertad de palabra.
asamblea 0 cualesquiera dc
las libertades garantizadas
por la Constitution America
ma"
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
DEMOSTRACIoNES DE LOS
~ESTUDIANIES CON QUIS-
LING

Estokolmo, Noruega, oct. 10
Las noticias legadas de NO
ruega dan cuenta de que los es-
tudiantes han efectuado demos
traciones contra ell mayor Quis-
ling y la policia Sc vic precisada
a dispersarlos. Sc ha hecho sa-
Der a los estudiant es que 81 las
demostraciones Sc repiten su a.
scciaci6n sera abolida. Asegd-
rase que entire los estudiantes G.
xiste una organization contra
ria al jefe nazi noruego.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
DIVORCES

Decretos: Grace Cannella con-
ira Frank Cannella; Estelia
Stranger contra john Stranger;
Helen Stranger; Helen Stanger
Carton contra Samuel Carton,
jr; Evie Mildred Owens contra
James w. Owens; Charles c.
Dancer contra Vivian L. Dan
Ger.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
SERAN EJECUTADOS TRES
OFICIALES DEL SOVIET

MoscG, Oct. 10.-Tres en-
pleados del Control del Vino
fueron sentenciados a muerte
V seran fusilados por haberse
probado que robaban ell vino
para venderlo privadamente y
a menor precio. Los tres, ell di
rector, ell tenedor de libros Y
ell iefe de almacen, hab(an he
cho una ganancia Illegal de 30
mil rublos.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
DIMITIERON DOS JEFES O.
BREROS

Miami, oct. 10.-Dos jefes o
breros, sometidos a una investi-
gaci6n por ell Gran Jurado, re-
nunciaron hoy sus puestos.
DID a conocer las renuncias ell
Sr. Edward Murphy, represen-
tante de la Union international
de Choferes y transfers.
La gaceta., 1940-10-10
MATRIMONIOS

Wilson Robinson, 81, y Paul
ma Daniel, Al; Edward Barton
Barnes, "a, y Jane Ellen Combs,
%; William w. Franklin, 26, y
Grace Land, q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
A NON . PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
Negroes Gain Important Places @
Cop Campaign Advisory Committee

ca" a statement on Rspubl,,,,
principles.
Mr.. Nutter is practicinr Attn.
ney; has served as president q, n.
local branch NAAcP: was q ms~.
Der OF the West virginia House !,
Delegates for four years: was l,,s
clerk OF the State AUDITORS on.
OF West Virginia for Elk yeay..
grand chancellor OF the knight, !,
Pythias OF West Virginia. an
preme master OF exchequer. Kpish,,
OF Pythias; and grand exalted mi.
er OF the Elks organization. He I,
also a member OF the Masonic "a.
ternity. OF Kappa Alpha Psi and !,
the Greek Letter fraternity. sirr,,
Pi Phi.
The other colored member OF ma
Campaign Advisory committee
William Z. King also praciIc.r,
attorney. Mr.. King has served !,
an assistant corporation counsel
and as assistant states attor,s-
Cook County, Chicago. III: as Al
assemblyman. State OF Illinois: AZ
state senator. and IS. At this tina
the Republican candidate for Coz.
gress from the First Congrsss!or.
al district OF Illinois and Repub.i.
can committeeman OF the Second
Ward. largest political unit o. the
State OF Illinois.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
AN OPEN LETTER.
TO THE PUBLIC

THIS COMES TO say that ! am
not at this time connected VIZ
any labor organization. ! s~
not AT present. engaged IN as
movement TO get jobs for ANYONE . ,ob
have anyone replaced on any ~
where they have been fired. In
I write this because II mas IN IN
rumored that l am .indent'hea an.
a movement to have certain 80. e
ployee replaced at a certain p,' a.
erv from which he is ailegeu
hSve been fred. n.
lwouid like to make TINS w
serv, ton. however: flnd tna' NJ
Of IN. Negroes who get JOBS Near
result OF pressure brought 70 ~su.
upon employers by Negro Oh. sols
izations do not support the ~
who foueht for them 10 be nireu IA
The Ease OF Snow GriEsoy $40 ,o n
be in point: He. with the ne sIvssa.
the organization he formerly "a n
Cd caused Negroes to be h'reu nd
many Of the big utilities ne,s not.
some Of those very men have so "a.
TO this day. joined TINS
ton. -, nv
am tired OF sticking on, ~
chin for somebody who VIII n Ss 4
against the very ones who n ,ss
possible for them 10 have q 'O''
(signed)
Rev. WIN. Lysles'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

mind.
wouldn't II be better to go into
this more carefully" Wade said,
you're both excited now"
THAT'S not necessary" Eric
spoke impatiently, we've asked
you to go. now ! demand that you
leave"
wait" Reatha said, Eric" sne
turned TO him, II heard you say
this afternoon that N you ever had
a chance you would do something
about such cases as that poor wo-
man-remember the young mother
YOU tried so hard 10 save"
Eric nodded. But what has that
to do with this"
ERIC, I want you to be superir-
tendent OF Lincoln. want you TO
serve your race - let's think this
over while"
Reatha caught the quick intake OF
breath as Eric said tensely.
$50, you can't take II, Reatha ?
Az the first opportunity you back
down"
mo, Eric. no." she cried. ats
not that. ! did mean every thing ]
said"
"Yee, for the moment. knew
your love was weak but I thought
Il would stand longer than ten min
utes," his tone was filed with scorn
Reatha's heart ached. She want.
ed him TO understand that she was
trying to be strong. His dream was
now a reality she wanted him Il
go on doing the things he had
planned The goal he had worked
for was IN his grasp only she stood
In his way.
please Eric" she laid her hand
or his arm. TRY TO see this my
way"
II do see II your way and I agre,
with your plans" he slowly re
moved her hand from his arm.
was a fool 10 think love could su'
I persede color or do ! sully the
world love by using n az this time.
lie turned and walked away swift
~.
Reatha watched him 10 as II she
couldn't bear 10 see him leave she
crled- out. Eric, Eric. come back,
hut Eric did not answer. for he DID
not hear her call.
"Rsaths." Or. Wade tried to take
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
BETTER HOMES
70 R u M
BY FORREST l. YOUNG
Gent Mgr. Young 4 jenkins
Modernixation Engineers

II HOME OWNERS had q chance
j to voice their grievances over de-
fects in their respective DWELL
ings a poll OF the features OF A
home--or the lack OF them which
irk home owners most would read
something like this: Damp or wet
cellars would probably lead the
list, with inadequate closet space
running a close second. Third in
the unpopularity series would be
an inadequate distribution OF heat.
with It's resulting drafty floors and
cold rooms. Poorly laid out rooms
that provide very little wall space
for furniture comes in for its share
OF complaints. The list will certain
" include hot water heaters that
are never hot at the right time.
Garage doors that won't work is
sure to get its share OF dement's.
Drain pipes that alternately clog
and freeze. lights that short circuit,
dark Railways. slow running drains.
and weak water pressure will GER
tainly find themselves Numbered
among the household peeves and
grievance department
In the next few articles the au-
thor will take up some OF these
grievances and make suggestions
10 those home owners who to date
have been plagued by them. Since
damp or wet cellars and walls lead
the list. next week we will take up
thorough study OF the causes and
the remedy OF wet Easements.
Questions and answers are well
coined by this column.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

WASHINGTON. DC. - Wendell
L. willkie, Republican Nominee for
President OF the United States,
sometime ago announced that be
was riding the crest OF a trend"
said trend being the apparent de-
sire OF the American people 10 ban
ish the New Deal from control OF
the Government
This trend was accelerated here
in Washington when the Nominee
met with a special committee OF
the Republican National committee
TO select the personnel to conduct
the campaign
Organization plans contemplate
that Joseph W. Martin. Jr.. Rep1b-
lican leader in the House OF Repre-
sentatives. as National chairman,
will conduct the campaign. with
the assistance OF John Hamilton.
former National chairman, as exc
cutive director OF the National
committee A group OF II members
was selected 10 comprise the exc
cutive committee.
In New York City. Mr.. Willk.e
named a Campaign Advisory COM
mittee composed>of IL members.
In washington. he named 10 adj
ditional members. including TWO
outstanding Republicans OF the Ne
gro group-T. G. Nutter OF Charles
ton. WA. and william z. King OF
Chicago. Ill.
The able representatives are
wholly acceptable to the colorcd
people. II has been indicated au-
thoriiatively that "the Nominee IS
conscious OF the need for new
faces 10 represent the Negro view
point"
Seeks New Blood
The other additions TO the Cam
paign Advisory committee are OF a
kind and type similar TO the ap-
pointments OF Messrs. Nutter and
King. Mr.. willkie having declared
that he wishes 10 bring some new
blood" into the organization.
For many years. Mr.. Nutter has
been an outstanding citizen OF West
Virginia. He was a member OF the
Glenn Frank Program committee
which prepared the report entitled
"A Program for a Dynamic Ameri-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
B E A u T Y
By ROBERT HAYDEN

REAuTY'S thing that can be seen
- with eyes
And touched with hands, tasted and
smclled and heard:
II is red haws spanglng autumn trees
And wind soft-singing like lonely bird
i is wild cherry, white as moonlight
And argent orchestras of rain that come
To play on summer evenings dark and
fair;
II is the sweetness Of ripe peach and
plum.
II is the warmth Of fire on winter nights
When snow falls sharply from star
frozen skies;
And il is words and laughter, it is music,
And living lips and eyes. -.
II is this cleaning teacup that hold,
Smooth-molded, April-colored glass
Brimmed with the warm and sunny
flavor
OF fragrant sassafras.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

"VOU WOULDN'T dare" Reatha
j eald scornfully.

"Yo1 can't harm Reatha nor
frlrhten me-" Eric told him quietly.
"yonr little drama Is getting you
no where"
Il mean TO ruin you Northern "
rs the last thing do
"Just try H." said Eric.
"Reaiha." Wade ignored Eric.
DO you see what you're doingg II
you really cared" he shrugged mis-
shoulders. Il admit I was taken In
by Northern's talk about wanting
TO help his wanting better
homes and hospital--it was only a
pose"
You're a liar and you know IT,
Erlc's manner was threatening
lyon know It's true-in the FIRST
ties, you 20 soft"
Reatha was thinking about the
things Erie had told her. She re-
membered 10, the words In the
newspaper. DIR. NORTHERN. A
FRIEND OF THE UNDER PRIV
LEGGED. COLUMBIA DISTRICT
IS PROUD OF THE LEADER.
Eric said we must live for others
20 reach complete happIscss We're
they being SELFISH Things became
a hopeless muddle In Reatha's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Editors Mail
Detroit, Mich.
July s. 1910.

" 49,"
Detroit Tribune
City.
Gentlemen:
want 10 thank you for publish
Ing my picture In your paper. tell
ing the people OF my illness and
making IL possible for them TO pray
for me. I feel II was through their
prayers and the guiding hands NJ
the Lord have given TO Or. s. +.
Dunla that I am able to sit mp
and look out OF my door at the
wonders OF the Almighty again.
want to thank the kind people
who wrote me that they would pray
for me and wished that would
get better. know the Lord has
answered their prayers and mine,
and I want them TO continue 10
pray for me. for am not well yet
am the head OF Ave generations
and am very proud OF my family.
I am also thankful 10 the Lord for
blessing me with the long life He
has given me. making II possible
for me to see all my chIldrens
children and their children and my
great great grandchildren. My
oldest great great grandchIId r.
twenty years old. Your paper mon
toned her age. am 40 years old
and there are five generations II
us here in Detroit.
May God bless you all. remain,
Sincerely yours.
fSIgnedl
Mrs. Alkaline Bentley,
t02S7 Cardonl Street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
THE DETROIT
TRIBUNE
Free Political Publicity

WITH The APPROACH Of every public
w election most newspaper Offices are
flooded with requests for free political
publicity.
The political 20. is now boiling and pub
lic:tv agents FOX various candidates are
working overtime. preparing releases Of
advertising nature and submitting them 20
newspapers for free publication
II ror instances these publicity repre-
sen.atyes ask TIA. their releases be print
Ell complimentary a. free political build
UPS for their candidates. with the verbal
prorise TIA. paid advertising Will be given
Later Il tne campaign
We wish mere 70 make or policy regard
Tx t-s kind ~ free political publicity,
persectlv clear 7. IS This. / takes money
10 rrerate q newspaper ami We have
nothing 70 seil BAT advertising space. we
cant afford % g,e j. away on verbal
promises.
Po.., ans who ysee or advertising
FYase a. d rea wor-n ard ray sor j. are
cnttpa - de Coz Liberation 2 nc form
q ere. comr, wer.arr readers and we
are awa g.al - gte this s.rd y con-
s.dera'cr We .nsl. however. 'nat The
paid a1rer' ag snal he given ne Tri-
bare ~, s.,er free F.5Ac.ty articles arc
r-n--red ~. before
The De'rn.' Tr.a-ne j. ron-par'i,an
pare ard II sc' er M nace is available
~ caAdGs'e. q all POLITICAL affiliations
Candidates 'rno ce ra This mace can ge.
i, bl. p.Daeirg sger.s sao2ld not eXpel,
u ~ gIge i AVA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
SYNOPSIS

All admire the capabilities OF
tall bronze Erie Northern, new Ne
gro doctor nj Belmont hospital, IN.
Guiding Nurse Reatha Dn,ai, who
wonders Why he allows Dr. Wade
hospital head, 10 receive all the
credit Tor successful operations.
AZ secret meetings Eric reveals his
profes sionaI plans 10 Reatha. the
Two fall desperately In love. Real
ling the futillty Of II all, Northern
urges the pretty nurse not TO see
him again. After several weeks 81
loneliness Reatha pleads with
Erie 10 meet her once more. They
are followed that evening by DIR.
Wade who comes upon them In flle
dark and threatens 10 prevent Nor
thern from becoming head OF lie
Lincoln Hospital which appoint.
ment he asserts i near Mt hand.
Reatha's career n nurse, too. ~
In his hands. A heated quarrel fol-
lows during which Eric strikes
Wade and orders him 10 leave.
Wade cries. I'll ruin yon BOTH. :.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
! ! ST E n.
TO This.
By Hobart T. Mitchell
PAUL robson

PAUL robson
pAUL robson. famous Negro
singer and actor, chosen by
Walter Camp in 1915 for TIE ~Al.
American" football team. In hs
first year in college he received
seven AS and one b and IN hs
junior year won the Phi Beta Kap-
pa key.
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
FREDERICK DAuGLAsS Was tho
first Negro 10 ride or a bsi'le.
ship as the guest OF the United
States Navy.
BRAIN FOOD
A PROMINENT physician o. No
~ bile. in 1874. stated that the
brain OF the Negro Is one-ien'h
smaller than white mans AMI
that the Negro could moi live in ne
North because the cold ciimats
would freeze his brain and make
him insane.
PEDRO ALFONSO NINO
pEDRO ALFONSO NlNO black
man. was pilot OF one Of tAs
three famous vessels az Columbus
A SHAPE SHIP
A SLAVE SHIP captain always
~ counted on losing on his VOYAGE,
to America. one-fourth or his car.
go OF slaves. Sick and dead thrown
overheard.
ANY information concerning ms
column write 1912 Elliot Ave,
Minnesota. MINI.
MOSES
MOSES received what education
Hi he had in the school Of me
black people OF Egypt
HIRAM or TYREE
COLOMON ordered Hiram Of TF.
~ re to secure the services OF
black men 10 do the skilled heV-
ing and designing Of the timber
work on the Temple. Solomon
declaring that these BLACK met
were the only men possessed WIN
sufficient skill TO take charge ana
complete the artistic timber
work.
w. Z. r. Dlr BOIS
MR.. Du Bots. writer. was seven
ih teen wears Of age when ne en-
tered Fish University,
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON
THE LATE James Weldon Jonn'
1 son was the first colored man l
10 pass the state bar examlnau0n
OF the state OF Florida.
s01st STEvEDORES
Y s. ARMY
He "LEvIATHAN" formerly
l the German steamship 'Ns'e.'
land" was unloaded and coaleo. =
competition with other wnhe Wv
Company A. sO1st. Steveao',s
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Be Sure To Register

W. REMINDED our readers last week
W that the Fall primary and Presidential
elections are approaching and urged all
those who are not registered 10 90 10 the
City Hall and register Don't postpone
this important duty You must register
or sou viii mol be eligible 10 vote at cleo
ton time, when all loyal qualified voters
are obligated to 20 to the polls and cast
their ballots.