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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
St. Stephens A.M.E.
Begins Broadcasting

ST. stephens ANE church. locat-
cd al Cobb and Stanford streets.
will begin broadcastiug perman-
entity over Radio station wJBk.
from s to $50 =. m sunday, jar
nary :. according to an announce
ment by the pastor. The Rev. J. d.
Howell
The initial program sunday will
be as follows
Greetings by His Honor Mayor
Edward j. Jeffries Greetings.
Councilman John W. Smith. presi-
dent OF council: Greetings on be-
half OF AME Ministerial alliance
the Rev. s. II. williams, pastor OF
Quinn Chapel. Hamtramck: Greet
inEs on behalf OF ANE Laymen
Attorney Herbert 7. Dudley: Music
nv Senior choir and senior Gospel
chorus
Sponsors Of the broadcast IN.
cludc 4. G. wright. Fred Allen. and
Herbert Thompson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Anti-LyAch =
Meeting Sunday
Cleveland Lawyer
Principal Speaker

4 mass meeting which has as It's
objective the stimulation Of greater
interest in the passage OF the anti
lynch b,i, viii he held sunday att
e:uoon, Jan : " Bethel AME
church. The meeihs is slaied for
3.30 pm
Attorney Charles White. former
president OF the Cleveland branch
OF the National Association Tor the
Advancement OF Colored People. Is
scheduled as principal speaker Mr..
White. n graduate OF Fisk university
and Harvard law school for
the past six years has held the Of
flee OF assistant director OF Law.
in Cleveland. lie will talk on
"Why A Federal Anti-Lynch Law"
The sponsors OF the meeting -
Detroit branch OF the NAACP. Ma
tional Negro Congress, West Side
Human Relations Council. Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority. Civic Rights
Committee. and civil Rights Fed
GRAFTON have asked those who at
tend TO bring one or more penny
post cards to send to the Congress
mar from their districts. asking him
TO vote for the anti-lynch bill which
comes up in Congress Jan. S.
Each congressman from the De-
troit area has been queried con-
corning their stand on the bill and
practically every one has pledged
his support.
Mr.. White has been one OF the
leaders in the fight in Cleveland
which has giyer the colored voters
civil service commissioner, a
member OF the school hoard. as
sistant prosecutor, and three coun-
cilmen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Federal | Court Appoints Receiver
h AhE Sunday School Union Fight

NJ
NJ, ~ thursday nee gs Judge FL
4. r D',''s " the District Court of
br'l',' ''a States for the Middle
mr.. me- o. Tennessee. Nashville
Nr RIanied lhc petition of the
\, -. Methodist Episcopal church
a, 'soe'fer Of the properties OF
Tn '''Ool Union, Nashville,
4, y Iesn controversy owe, -.
M,s,a,Ss cnool Union properties in
hn., !. between Ira r. BRYANT.
.su,,s ,'.renfy-trcasurcr and tho
a,n,, mas been vaged FOR the last
hy.,r,, =, san' WAS elected secro-
Dion = ,ao Of the sunday school
ss...,,sa y 1850. he held This posi,ion
" c .o.y uriil May. 1886. when
R.sioe !, Conference. then IN
Slby !, s'e'ied Professor r A
Ahlcao n , s'ee.le'ary-ireasurer OF the
ts scsoa Methodist n Episcopal sun.
''pssr,Is0 Union. Mr. Bryant sub.
,sls I, , !. to turn over the
n, Professor selby "'0' o"'
: urrs.SSolnlmeni Of tho receiver
4 nos. ,', y. IelIetes regarded as
''''reachinE victory for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

disturbed az the complacency OF
colorcd people in Detroit TO accept
discrimination. He went on TO
refer to inadequate equipment at
many of the schools and tho story
OF Little Black Sambo' which IS
told IT, a book used in the Detroit
school system.
Senator Charles c Digs told Of
the plans for the city-~ide commit
tee. OF which he is president to use
every legal method to combat &C.
plorabIe housing conditions on the
lower East side.
The meeting adopted resolution
TO have committee lodge a protest
against the showing OF Gone with
the wind" with the Detroit theatre
owners.
Several poems were read by Rob-
ert Hayden Detroit poet. The au-
dienco also listened to a broadcast
from New York b. Paul Robson.
noted baritone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Defends Plans
Of Negro City
Writer Raps
All Critics

In connection with the question
OF Incorporating the West Smile
Road area into a ffih-clas, city,
the Tribune publishes the follow
ing Letter from Elwood Dickens,
chairman OF the Committee on In
corporation. in answer TO an ar
ticle or criticism printed ia this
paper last week Mr.. Dickens
whites
Ferndale Michigan.
December 80. 1882
Mr. J. Edward Mccall
Editor Detroit Tribune
Detroit. Michigan.
Dear Mr.. Mccall
II have noted that some care
loss persons writing with more heat
than knowledge have attempted 10
take to task those who have been
aiding our committee out here at
the Eight Mile Road to incorporate
this community into fifth class
city. what seems To upset these
persons most is the Tact that per-
sons living outside the community
are assisting MS IN this venture
As chairman OF this committee
which has been studying this plan
for the pas, seventeen months, ! de-
sire TO make some things clear IN
order that The public Will not be
misinformed. hope your paper
will be fair enough 10 give the
same space and publicity to my let
ter as IL gave TO last weeks article
OF criticism IN regard 10 our incor-
poration.
I'VE, the members of the COM
mitice on incorporation have made
thorough study Of this question
OF Incorporating the Eight Mile
Road section. am not boasting
when say. We know all the an
swcrs. Our only need was some one
TO sell The idea TO the community
as a whole. knowing Mr.. Sheriff.
to be man who knows the Negro
and has faith and confidence IN
the Negroes ability to do things. we
sent the secretary OF our commit
tee. Albert Scott TO see him and ask
II he would not come over in Mace
donia and help us.
mir. Sheriff. came and has been
working with the committee since
that time without any financial
Continued on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Police Records Show
Crimes OF Various
Forms In Past Year

Inspector Arthur Brown OF the
Police department who heads the
record room and who is respon-
sible for all statistics regarding the
public has issued a report to the
Negro press to show the difference
between white and colored ir local
crime arrests resulting In prosecu-
ton. The following are court cases
for the past eleven months.
Rapc-whitc. 2S cclored %. to-
tai So
Aggravated assault-"hi'e 81
colored. 40: total so.
Larceny white los; colored
i4s: total. $40
s,mnle assaults-white. Az: col
orcd. 2O4: total, CTS.
Prostitution white. 4OS: colored'
$40: total. 77S.
Narcotic drug laws-white' q:
colored. is: total. %.
Drunk white. ls45; colored, 2li;
total. 2OSe.
vaerancy- white, 2si; colored
IS: total $50.
Gambling-white. s77; colored'
76s. total, i645.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Propose Committee To Study Plans
Before Establishing Of Negro City
n, /. lANsIY

ftt
Tt' proposed fH1iN n '''d o'.sn
N,sro liy 80 'as VEST hisnt-
Nat area O. bsi.N IS 9" WA I'M !
poisrre ie e'eif hrsfo ~ me
state O. AtN-ae h question
stoull D. bieah eoNs'd'fed no'
" ise pal'saa N a repre-
sentative cnnHtts Of ciilzcns
Nsosf .saa ''c constructive
veisfs cii.s NesiQ pnqneslioh-
ed T. suli.rot As'lng at the
West Eiya,-A ~ oat settlement IN
Oakland e'A''s 'aN't"o''
for DE Nesgoss es'1' hcd there 10
incorporate as Asgf9 ,ity such
afs saoaa be ug9r Known by
'qeh eoaal'' tnldc 10
lafl oan Nt' ad TO the
hesi ia'ers" VS., N'eio IN
Mes'ssa.
The COMMITTEE named arc tie Rev.
NAsm rrus lyu uancy. The
Rtr h l. Bee5. Blount.
ihs Re, James ll. Snow r. Grigs-
BY ihe Rev Gn ~ BsAer and
carlton taIas These rlen have
shsr 4ag.a,, tAtn Time and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
-----O----e----------
1t Started About A
Door And Terminated
In A Serious Cutting

1t all started about door being
left open. II ended in Ralph Lipp-
man going to the hospital with sew
eral fractured ribs. All this occur
ed at SIC East Columbia Wednes-
day evening.
Lippman told police that he had
been struck with a milk bottle by
Casey Jones. 40. landlord OF the
Columbia house. IN heht That Toll
lowed an argument because Llpp-
man left a back door open.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Arthur Bowman Gets
Common Pleas Post

Arthur Bowman. IS. OF 6Sl last
Kirby. was appointed a clerk in the
Common Pleas court last week bv
Common Pleas Court ludse Frank
4. Fereuson. Bowman was sworn
IN Tuesday
Bowman. who ran for state senate
last year. Is a graduate OF Michigan
State college lie was born IN Au-
rusta. Ca. but has beer here since
he was less than a year old. The
appointment was made on tho sug-
rcsiion OF the conant Garden polit-
zeal association ct which W r. Nor
rison Is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Race Discrimination

Charges OF violation Of the Digs
Civil Rights has been made against
Crowley Miner company by four
men. John Houston. Joe Thomas,
Joe Wallace and John Hicks. The
men charge that they we're refused
service In the dining room OF the
stores on Dec. 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

the church. Mr.. Bryant OF control
OF the properties. The entire case
will be heard on its merits Feb. o.
Attorney Herbert l.. Dudley was
one OF the attorneys representing
the church. The Rev. George w.
Baber. OF Ebcnezer. and the Rev. j..
u. Howell. OF st. stephens. were
present in the court room when the
decision was handed down a, Nash
Vile
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Suspicious Afoused

diyduai caMpa'gn aeulrst GOO cpiI-
crs OF tandard dwelH- n
the so-caied hiirhied area
Tho Co-oidlnatlng Hna.fs loH
mitiee IS The outgrcwth ol f
number of organizations Dai nN
Yiduals. interested in hotter BOWS
ne. Who have consolidated their
cnorts 40 Offer concentrated opln-
So ion Oh tie poor housing cOral-
items ani 4ouclNr nndlorda
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
APOLOGY

In story about the eight con
stable. last week. the Detroit
Tribune said that walter Greene
constable OF the seventh Ward
had hccr fired along with
Sherman Robbins. discharged
deputy sheriff Nj Greene VAS
not fired" and the Tribune
apologies. FOR the mistake.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
HOTEL man ACCUSED
IN $500. 900 SWINDLE.
Unemployment And Idleness Worse
Than Slavery, Says DR., Hancock

A New Years Day crowd Of nearly 900 heard Dr..
Gordon Hancock call Unemployment and dleness
threats to the decentralization of the Negro than the
monte slavery from which the has been delivered.
This was the Emancipation day program given by the
Civil Rights committee of which Attorney Charles Berry
is chairman at Ebenezer AAE church Monday afternoon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Arrested Here
On Complaint OF
Flint Investors
Huge Profits
Promised On
Invention

tl D~f- i es.
. +l ID was
fta iief A.f sat aud
80
%. rra i-N
i Tor
latr t fpaiHie had
'Ntif4 tahen air.C2i-
ireiey rf au4 be-
4 .1 tttt Nt als
ot ~ Na4 e4s
al'f ~tat a as
1.af
Promised Bic Eeiorn,
i'f eNna saatN Fet
PATS air tf-t0 litaa
Jetr.. a. q ai re asa n-5r-
had Invested their money ~ ihs
scheme an James srenle % fe-
Sr ua Hsn Na ho l,st
a o .ENatan iN1 wears
-p ief kunf f.rL
ie1pata ast $500 lnte7f-
W fret ffpt4 Nal"n
ron t3 W o- 4faa ~ritA
aatl eN ~ ts-H3 sN ing Am
t0 waa teuut iat i4N n-
Ho
llc r.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
Dbio @aifeafreanS

abiteder bon 80 ooer 100 Wieilen
feline Diftansen ntebr iino, Die i'm
fern Balten. 9ariln fann er aud biel
bc5ler bernn,fonimen lin6 feline Sbaf.
lein, beionbers bie franf iino OH 2eib
nno 5eele, beIiidert, iie ermitigen Die
@efanleneu. a,,fridten i,nb bic llebers
ntiitigen tparnen, ilno no oas 6elier
nod eben slimn,t. ipieber friid anfa=
den uno aufIdiiren. Die Borteile bes
automebils fino iibertpiegeno i.no
fonnen in Ser Heligion nno fiir Die
Melision iider febr biel @ntes Inn.
Der Sesen oesielben fann faum be-
rednet merben. Aber aud Sbaben
- ia, ser fommt aber b,trd Seit
Mibbrald, bes Autos berein. ~
Sn meiner eriten 3eit faunte man
nur 8feroe nno 8oggie. atd Die
tparelt menise, tpeil ,nan 2iperp
fables batte, tpo man at irgeno e.
ner 3eit ein Yfer6 befomn1en fonnte:
Rur auf bent Sanoe eab es einise
@erren, bie nod ein Pfero ODER 5tpei
bielten, tueil iie eben ml.bten. 2url.s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04

ooer 8ergniigungs. .Neitpferoe tparen
ielten, neil 5u foltipielig ,mo su ID
itis. Seer fonnte iid) bamals au6 10
et,pas leiiten9 8rieiter rnb @olf tpa-
ren banals meiitens nod arm, nnS
ia6en oft nod tief in S1uloen. g.
mar aber Sas enbe ser groben Sir
denbaaperiobe. lteberaa int gountp
iab man bie boben &ir6tiirme bon
100 bis 200 Sub bod, ser cine nod
idoner als Ser anoere;;. es tuar aud.
4,'n Sic 9eit, no man nod sic 2ird=
tlirmabren :einieste, bie 2eben IT.
9urm ,.no Stride bra1ten. 2eioer
iino bie ne,,en Serreu nidt mebr 10
beeeiitert fir einen idonen 2irdt,trm
nit llDr 1mo @lau5, neil, neil, tpill.
mid lie ebeu nidjt mebr 10 iino uie
sic alten paren. 9as erfldre li6
ieoer iel6er. Sopiel lit Iider: 9as
'Sdonite at Der Stride lit ibr ido<
1,er" 9urrt, Ser ba Itebt III ieiner
gan5ell fpmboliiden 9eoelttt,ns. Cine
Stride obne Surm lit tuie Elm Nmmpf
pbne aopf. - ,s - :, >..>''-' ~.
= s(ls id Sic etIte,, stuei Monafe mel
,,er 5riiblinsstaae int bl. Hrieitertiml
in sanoopal. So. +subriaaen u,ubte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04

nodgefommen uno paren meiltells
1tantlperlpanote Wdnner - fait aae
@eltialen. gini9e luaren i6on bier
geboren. 6aIt ale aus Clinton 20.
ooer ,,9olii9reid Clinton, uie mon
man6mal IN Der oeutlden fatbulii6eu
.Nmerifa" bon st. 2ouis leien fonn>
te. @on Germantown porber Mlsr.
@ilbelm &luie, ST Seioen, 0io5eie
Miinltcr; Apiiton - 6rieorid) Cob
mann, sl 9reuiteinfurt; Sartelio
8artbolonlGus gartels, 5u Gleue,
@6einla'to; 8reele - s(usuit Hei,life>
8ar6lrg; Sol. @0aermann, @aren-
borf; Nic. Dietrid), aeiferbauien,
Gidsielo, Baoerborn; snton DeninG
8arlo; 9artello Sobann 9eim, 8ees;
Damianspille, Sran5 Sol. 2obmann,
@emtiugbauien; 2ebanou albert
4uBmaun; 5anoooal, 9ernarO 9en=
Ten; Stem 8aben, Gerbaro Sonnies; !;
albert 9. Heters oieIe bier poren
bier geboren Grci,ton Trau5 9oniel,
@iitben; ct. Roic 9beobor 8an,anu.
@eitenfelo. GaIt alle alio aus 8eit-
faten ,lne Dio5eIen Miinlter ooer Ya=
berborn. StammcsbriiSer batfeh gfci.
DE Rappeu:: 9arun bielten iie 10 felt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04

uno @emeinoen iiolieren li1 immer
mebr. Man iollte bas nidt fir moge
lid Galten, ba oas Aute uns Sic
@elt ndDer bringt. ga, eas iuoBl; es
bringt ,ms ndber 5,t allem uto Die
@elt nGber au uns; aber oas lit audi
alles. 9loB cine 8eriibrung brinat
feine 3drme betpor; es NOR nitr ein
vb,.iincB' '-9ei,id; ,mo oesbatb nl1r
ein formelles 8esriiBen (ooer 8elef-
fen tpie elmer siaste) obne inniden,
tuarmen 8erfebr, tporin elmer ii6 oem
anSern mitteilt.' @ieGeiGt min es ser
liebe @ott 10. 6anit man iid mebr
nit ibm absebe, nit ibm inniger ,mo
mariner berfebre lmb reoe. Saet ood)
ser ielise 2bouos bon 2enpen: ie
mebr id nit Meniden perfebre, ie
tueniser fomme id als MeniG 5nriid.
Souiel lit fider, ipie eiu aneerer Jag
te: ,,Gbe prieIt's bouie is no boarS-
ing bouie 'anp more" 6riiber ba,,tc
man iiberaa auf 8unid oes 8iIdois
sro6e Bfarrbaltier; bente it bas nidt
nebr notis ae,,n ser 9ei,.d Ses an:
tos ldBt feline 8eiu6er sliriid s,,n,
l1ebernadten. Der Serr pfarrer lit
iest eiel nlebr au 8anie, toeil ieine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
Gr0anfea ,taD Grimncrnagen
Bon Wep. GrauS Juertges

sueinanber nnO balfen iid gegenIeitig
serne aus. Die oeutibe @aitfrei,no=
idaft ipurbe BEL allen eepflegt, oarinn
mar man BEL alien tpillfomnlen ino
man fano iid) 5lt Sauie. Dan,als,
als ih fan,, mar es iuie III Deutids
la,to, 10 semiitlid une geieaidaftlid.
Der @ottesbienIt mar itnnter groBars
tig ,,no feierlid. sSseoen Count ilno
5eiertas a1pei Neiien .nno oes Rad.
mittaes INNER Besper. Ale 5eite
p,roen gefeiert, beionoers ar.d bic
Batronsfelte. 9ie Jronlei6namspre-
aeiiion mar fait iiberaa bra,.berL
Ielbit bier in garlele, II Sabre lang
unter Satber Siesbart. ganr aud
iiberaa bier5isftiinoises @ebet. sSn
Clinton 60. tpar eiu edit fatboliides
2ebeu. Daber aud Ser 8oblitanS
besielben. 9eiber lit oieie @eiellis=
feit nit benz abiterben Ser alten aud
itart am abiterben. Brieiter, Bolt
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Mitten nmter Batter Settings 2aaSs-
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Carlyle ipar iutmer eim frelnolides
5tddotbeu l,no nadoem Die Bioniers
seit aufb6rte, iu,troe .es ir,Ilter por-
uebmer ,mo fd6ner. Die: 9eutIden
bradten 8eliaion nno CUTE sSitten
nit uno pflanstem oen suten front
men oeutiden geiit ,,nS oieies gilt
fit Die oe,,tiden Sutberaner 10 gut
ioie fiir sic 9atbolifen. 9aber fano
i'd bier stuei oeutid,e 9irben Dor, cine
fatbolilde @arienfird)e mo cine
eoonseliid)e. Die aotbolifen uaren
1T ser Mebr5obl uno blieben es. Das
Der audi INNER oelttIbe Brielter, Die
notwenoig naren inns beute es nod
fino, be,m 6ie alten iuollen in,mer
nod oel,tid beidten ,mb eerne Se,tti9
beten. ..~- 49,. -"
9ie @eiItliden tuaren bem 8olfe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-12-04
Mittiuedj, Ben 4. Desember 1910

bate 1db @elegeltbelt gelitg, eflpd5
iiber oas fir1lihe 2eben llltlerer @e-
meinbe fennen alt Iernen. 0seine Nad.
barren bon Garlple iino gentroIia, Die
id) treu beiuhte, gaben mir geniigeno
-biitoriide auffldrltns. ard anf flei.
nen Beillben erbielt id) piel Snfor.
lnatio,t.
synbr bon gentralia einaal auf
ser ,.5ontbern esienbabn" (iiebe Be-
ter acin,s @ebidt nit bemielben Ra-
men) nad ct. 2ouis. Sb in 8ar.
teIio ODER Germantown ipeiB es 1,idt
mebr seua,t, 90 itieg ein pornebmer
Moniisnor ein. S dfannie i1n nod
nid)t, obipobl id mid nabber erinner.
te, mie id Sen Serrn idon eia,ual
anfanes ser 90er, I'M SsSoiepbinum ge.
ieben bate. ipie er nit anberen Ser.
ren i'm Boaen bes Stlbienba,,les
Itano uno >alles belidtiete ,nlo NIT
ibnen belprad. Das ipar aber idolt
10 lauge ber uub oa tuar ct nod
Bfarrer bon @ermantolpu unb fein
Moniignor.
Gr Itieg ein, i6aute nit IGdelnben
8lid lumber ,no iab mid mitten lit
ser Gar auf Ser linfen Seite bes
3uaes lisen Sitter, Sag, Sobtbiir.
ben', 10 eriiBte er mid. ,Sabe bic
ebre:: Migr. Gl,ic bon 6. ct. 2ouis,
81; st. Senrp's." Sd itano. auf,
gab linn sic Sano, 1no itellte mid
por, iper id iai 1mo .ipo id atgen-
blidlid) tdtig nare. 80, 10, bos lit
id0u, oa6 id Sic fenneu lerne 8on
Columbus, .. 8ater Settings Stu-
oent. SSo, id ,,no gater Seiiius liuo
9a,roslel,te bon Miinlter, @eItfalen,
uno id babe iogar meine Stenoera.
pbie bon linn gelernt. Mu6 mar id
NIT oem Srieiterperent oanals 90 int
Soiepbinunt" Sett naren mir .allo
gleid mar,1 ln6 befamlt. ,,Oas freltt
MIDI, Serr Monlienor, baB id, einen
10 liebeu alten 6re,tnb bier. ontrefie.
Sd BIN bier ealt5 fremb llnb bin bier
altf @unid 1rnieres Serrn Heftors,
Or. Soentgeratb. l1uier gnter 8ildof
Sanlien lpiinid)te einen 8rielter bom
Solepbinlnll lobalb mie moglid,. ha
er einen nottpenbig eebrollde. ga
oer getreffenbe -,,id)t 51lagte, ser BON
Srenton ltamtnte, ionbern nad 9en.
Der aing, bat mid Ser bodip. Neftor,
id iolle bod gum bo6n'iten 9iIdof
SSaniien eeben; tuas id) audi tot. lin.
ier 9iidof bon Columbus, o., wiirbe
mir boie, tpeil er sic Golumbuier ale
boben iuollte. 8ir batten bamals
nod sic 8ablfreibeit; 70 tpGblte @i.
ibof SSSauiien bon 8elebille einen be-
ionSern Sreuno BON Selling. -.
,,9as mar aber id)on BON Sssbaen'',
10 lobte er MIDI Limb hoo ftan,neu
Sic Der, menn id frasen oarf2' ltr.
Iprimgli6 bon ianteu am 3bein.
Mein Batter aber sos sort meg nad
oem Nubreebiet, nabe bei eHeu; bin
seboren in Aeri1eioe, BEL 8orbed,
@r, eiieu, @eeier,tngsbesirf Diiflel-
borf, 9eutidlanb." u9ann lino mir
ia 2anbsle,,te; oas fre,t4 mid nod,
mebr, SSa, bier berum in gats Gin.
ton &c. fo,umen bie 2e,,te, meilt ale
ans 8eitfalen ,no Souaoper une
ipre6en INNER nod .Ylatt. .Das
56onlte babel lit: iie iino ltrat.m Ia.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-02
Rites For Mrs. Frink
To Be Conducted TodQ,

Funeral services for Mrs. Lola A.
Frink, rs, of 300 North Fifth street,
who died in a local hospital yester-
day morning at 2:3O o'clock after a
brief illness, will be held from the
chapel of Andrews mortuary this
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
The Rev. Walter Pavy, pastor of
the Epworth Methodist church, as.
sisted by the Rev. C. N. Phillips,
will conduct the services. Interment
will follow at Shallotte.
Pallbearers will be: Honorary -
DR.. ]. e. Evans, G. H. Crimson, J.
B. Tayor, c. C. Holmes, and Charlie
Richter; Active-R. e. Batson, H.
b. Walker, L. L. Mills, Arthur Bull
lard, Earnest Crawford and J. C.
Birmingham.
Mrs. Frink is survived by four
sons, Marshall A. and T. Bythel
Frink, of Brooklyn, N. Y; S. P.
Frink Of Washington, D. c., and
M. D. Frink, of Charlotte.
Four daughters, Mrs. Bera Arm
e1d and Mrs. Meusetta L. Bishop,
Of Shallotte; Mrs. Kathleen F.
Batson and Miss Loretta MAY
Frink, of Wilmington; one broth.
er, L. L. Powell, OF Rochelle, Ca;
several nieces and grandchildren.
Mrs. Frink was a member of the
Epworth Methodist church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-02

southwestern Finland, but hal nc
word of casualties or damage. The
communicate recounted results OF
yesterdays extensive Russian raids
asserting II civilians were killed anc
many wounded at Jyvaskala, IL
miles northeast of Helsinki, anG
three civilians killed and many hurt
at Vaasa, on the west coast.
The communique declared the
Films had %repulsed heavy artillery
supported Russian attacks on the
karelian Isthmus and above Lake
Ladoga.
Kallio in his message reviewed
F1nland's diplomatic negotiations
with Russia prior to hostilities and
said the nation was "attacked by
Russo while the negotiations still
had not been concluded.
"Her action in setting up a com.
munist government for a nation she
had not yet conquered shows thai
she had decided to occupy and Boil
shevize Pauntry because we had not
accepted the Russian demands out
right"
The President referred to the
communist regime set up at the
frontier village of Terijoki which
Moscow recognized as the legal
Finnish government and with which
she signed a non-aggression pact.
odd imnerialistic Russia, through
out u history a threat to Finland
stands revealed: Without the slight
est cause on our part she invaded
our country" Kallio said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-02
N. C.. DECADE OF
PROGRESS URGED
Continued From Page One)

SO. All crops with livestock, con-
sistent with sound land use.
49, Production progress with mar
keting and transportation opportuni-
ty free of trade barriers.
81. Farms with factories.
rs. Land, water and mineral re-
sources with population needs.
IS. Work with thrift and local
investments.
81. Owner prosperity with worker
prosperity.
"S. Increasing income with in
~creasing home ownership.
SO. Wealth with beauty and cul-
ture.
40. Economic gain with advances
in moral values and human welfare.
North Carolina is a great agricul-
tural state. 1t has developed rapid
iy as an industrial state. There is
already a fine balance between agri-
culture and industry. We now wish
to still further balance each with it.
self. Our state should take the lead
of the southern states in this care
fully planned program for a con-
sistent and sustained prosperity over
a period of years.
Every citizen should be intense.
Nv interested in furthering this cause
by giving united and enthusiastic
cooperation land supporting every
practical effort to accomplish the
desired results"