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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
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The day before Christmas was 4
busy one for. Ruth Day. Madeline
Day 5 s!stcr-in-law. who was now
masquerading as Clarebell jenkins.
Fay Wallbcrg's maid.
Ruth was anything but pleased
over her enforced deception bu;
the opportunity TO aid Madeline
crushed any scruples she might
have had So far she had found
nothing that could be used as a de-
Tense weapon. Telephone calls. but
nothing more. Then she had re-
coiNed a message from Barry Bar.
ton. telling her OF their progress
and outlining program for hes
10 follow. And Ruth buoyed up by
hope and encourscing words from
the reporter. made her resolve to
let noihing stand between her and
Madeline.
And so Christmas eve found Ruth
with a mere determined attitude as
she moved swiftly around the
apartmcnt. There was so much Fay
wanted done She Was like a child
preparing for her dinner party.
"Oh, Clarebell. everything look
perfectly marvellous" she sail
happily as she Inspected the lovely
flowers, Sam Carter. the WALL
herg gardner was arranging in vas
es and gaily trimmed baskets.
Looks like flower garden.
Ruth commented as she helped
sam and push chairs aside TO make
room for the large richly green fir
Tree Sam was arranging in the
corner near the side windows.
Ruth watched Sam as he work
al His quick long fingers moved
with tightening like speed. He cni
and trimmed for several minutes
his pruning knife cut needles
branches from the tree and soon
y stood tall and straight in the
corner, covered with silver tinsel
and dark blue lights.
Such 4 wonderful picture Il
makes SAM Fay told the gard
rcr.
sans sallow face lighted up with
plcasurc. There was a look OF
dumb like devotion about Sam as
he followed Fay's orders.
Somehow he interested Ruth. the
way his eyes followed Fay around
th' room.
Ruth could understand such de-.
yoiion 20 Fay for Fay was the type
Of person that inspired fidelity In
these around her.
She eyed longinely the Lowell,
tree. and thought OF the tiny tree
she had bought for the children and
and hid in Aunt Adde'S attic nexi
door to her own little cottage.
]; was tree bought at a sacri
face, already tho needles were IA
inc from IL. only a few tiny bulbs
10 light II and a mere hand full oi
tinsel and Artificial snow TO cover
II but Teddy and Marion would
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
NEGRO AMERICAN WAR HYMN
by Arthur Randall. sr.

by Arthur Randall, Sr.
When liberty of any human soul
Is flouted by the might
And vieness of beasts, I'll have one goal
One never-ending fight.
When liberty is questioned anywhere,
There man sinks deep to vice!
II ere God and manly men, III do and dare,
To purge out all such mice!
When lberty's denied. act for all,
When liberty's the price,
I'll gladly pay my life, place goods at call.
So truth is kept entrice.
When liberty's assaulted, shorn of powers
Which feed and clothes and fire
The sons of God to grow into full flowers
And reach their souls desire.
When liberty is made the hated shame
And human lives are robbed
And wrecked by drunken men, aflame
With greed and grimly shodded
When liberty-the sun--man sought age-lonR
Becomes the target fell
I'll give up heaven, or dying. lift this song,
Freedom or deepest hell"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
SAFETY HINTS TO PEDESTRIANS

death Motorists have a fair chance
OF avoiding a stationary object.
even n unexpectedly seen. Running
lodging or leaping in front Of cars
Is suicidal.
or course the thing 10 do IL mot
get caught" and " You value yoar
lite. you will take care TO start ~
cross only when YOU are sure that
complete crossing Of the street
can be made before oncoming cars
can reach You.
II all hollis down TO that we'll
known phrase Watch While You
Walk" and 70 smart people that
means Don't walk Until II II
safe"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

and you will hear more about II at
future date.
The readers OF the Detroit Tri-
bune continue To agree that they
are in favor Of being called Col
ored not Negroes. Read the letters
below:
1856 Richmond Street
Detroit. Mich.
May IL, 1871.
Dear Mr.. Jones:
have been reading your col
umn concerning whether we should
be called Negroes or Colorcd /
favor Colored understand that
The bible IS the history OF all ma
tionalitics. and have never read
whore God have ever created a Ne
gro out OF one blood. and the same
dust All men were created
feel that In this modern age
our preachers and leading educa-
tors should have learned enough
70 know that Negro only means
p inferior race. As ] read the dr.
ferent opinions. some feel like they
are Negroes I pray that some day
they will learn that God has never
made Negro IN all OF his crea-
tons
Yours truly.
J. " Thomas
Ann Arhor. Mich.
May %. 1871.
Dear Mr. Jones:
In reading the May cath edition
OF The Detroit Tribune. hap
pened to read your article on the
use OF the word Negro"
| later read the remainder OF The
paper and found that IN almost all
cases, that was the descriptive term
used. wonder n you could do
more for your csuse nv getting the
cooperation Of the edllorsf
From Another Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
SO NOW THE SONS WILL MANN THE GUNS


Kdnu61I, ~.
In this big Now. when wheel and plow
And bank and shop and all
he nation wide is in flood tide
And things and men-the call
Must hear and heed, "gainst Htler's creed.
AS once there roared and worldwide scared
From Concords bridge, the guns
Our Minute Men then fired and then
Marched bravely through the suns
Through Valley Forge to Yorktown's gorge
AS oft as foes beset our rows,
Americans have been great fans,
To halt our onward surge
To urge the cause and purge the blazing way
To a nobler day.
So now sons will mann the guns
Will rally round the flag.
Will make the band to cleanse the land
Where reeking robbers drag.
Our highest hopes in hell's deepest slopes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
The Knight Was Black.=4"' .,".

years yet. You look nearly a child.
Fay lace sobered. III | could
call back few years Clartb bell
no one would be able TO convince
me that money made the world go
round or that happiness could 1c
measured by mere dollars aud
cents"
Perhaps you're right Mrs. Wall
berg. but money used right can
bring some happiness.
hats true Clarebell, but l
still insist that real happiness can
not be bought with money--it can
go part the way but certainly no,
all.
Ruth smiled. 1T would be har1
for Us to agree as TO measure Of
contentment money can bring
you're rich while I'm poor, ma
turally We are approaching The
problem from opposite directions
We'll dear the world is made up
OF more than one persons opinion
or ideas. that's what make life a
glorious adventure
Fay looking dream like IN her
lovely robe her black hair mass
Of curls Singing closely to her
shapely head. gave Ruth a bright
smile as she started toward the
bathroom for her shower.
Ruth grinned hack. II was easy
10 laugh with Fay.
After Fay had left the room.
Ruth pretended great interest in
Fay's evening clothes. for she was
waiting until she could hear the
water pouring in the shower. She
would have to work fast TO make
a check before Fay's return.
But Ruth was planning TOO soon.
for Ray a. if JUST remembering she
had rot locked her desk hurried
toward II with her key For a NOM
ent she glanced over some papers.
then with a quick movement threw
some papers into the basket, clos
ed the desk and locked il.
Ruth heard The click OF the lock
and her heart sank. Her chance o
look over Fay's correspondence was
nil. Tears OF disappointment gath
cred in her eyes.
Il guess Id never make a detet-
tive, she mourned To herself
Fay Wallbergs dinner table
sparkled and elowcd from the
bright shining silver service ana
bowls of fragrant flowers.
Ruth, dressed in her crisp maids
uniform, her dark hair smcothed
back from her wid, forehead. had
touch of color on her thin cheeks
as she moved swiftly around the
dinner table serving Fays guests.
1t was an evening OF gay raillery
and smart repartee. No sign cf
sadness OF tragic thoughts MARRIED
the occasion. for Fay appeared al
her best. while Barbara and Philip,
although bit reserve. seemed 10
be enjoying Fay's bright laughter.
Ruth's gaze was directed more
toward Peter Dean looking his
handsomest in evening clothes. Re
mad eyes for no one but Fay. Thoy
fairly elowed with love and deep
devotion.
Peter Fay turned toward her
husbands business partner win
happy smile. II feel truly honor
ed tonight for I'm entertaining the
handsomest bride and groom OF the
season.
Barhara's face flushed prett!ly
as she glanced at Philip.
Philip, however did not glance
toward Barbara but reached for
cigar, his thick bushy eye brows
were drawn together. then he grin
ned and said. you know. this
bride and groom stuff is getting
me down. I'd have you know. Mrs
Wallberg. Barbara and | are old
married people.
Continued next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

Out there IN the middle OF the
street with care whipping past YOU
on each side is no place for a
prudent pedestrian 70 be caught.
Better planning OF the curb-td-curb
journey usually avoids such a
DANGEROUS situation. But 50 trap
ped. the thing 10 do IS 10 DO nothing
according 10 the new postor nov
appearing on the Pedestrian Pro-
gram boards put up BY the Traffic
Engineering Bureau at corner To-
cations throughout the city. stand
Still IL You're Caught" IL the
hesdlihed af~~e.
Police REL IL show cases after
case In which walkers panicky
actions have resulted IN injury or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Northwest Detroit Happenings
BY EvANGELINH EDMONDs

Tuesday May II. at 3 pm. at
Grant school, the Camp Norcom
Junior Girl Reserves gave a play
in honor of the recognition serv-
ices Of The Senior group.
After the Senior group was rec
ognized. Miss Nantclla Lane gave
talk on Camp Norcom
Girls who were recognized In
cluded Lucille Petty, president:
Mary McCuller, vice president;
Christine Evans. secretary; Flea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
Synopsis

Philip Conrad. proceeding
attorney. marries Barbara Ar
mold TO spite her brother, Bruee
Arnold who knows Conrad 10
NEGRO. Arnold. newly elect
ed governor, had many years
ago ruined Conrnd's sisters
life. Meanwhile their political
associate, Tony Wallberg IL
murdered. Madeline Day, color.
ed maid Is accused. Handsome
Barry Barton. youns Segrs
New spaper man, believes In
Madelines innocence and Sc
cures the services OF Attorney
bale Weston. Weston inter.
Views Fay Wallberg. widow Of
the dead man and Wallberg's
business partner. Peter Dean,
With whom Fay had heen hav-
Ing a secret love affair. Barry
finds himself falling In love
with Madeline whose charm
has not gone unnotlced by
Prosecuting Attorney Philip
Conrad. His revengeful marrI-
nge 90 barbara has lost Its Sig
nlfcance and he thinks only Of
Madeline and her loneliness.
Ills old girl friend. SandrA
threatens him because he de-
serted her for Barbara. In the
meantime n private detective Is
planted on the Wallberg estate,
and Nadcllne's sister. Ruth. IL
hired n Mrs. Wallbcrg's per.
sonal maid. Believing that the
cline 10 the murder Will he found
NJ The scene Of the crime. Dale
and Barry 20 ia thr dead mans
homo whore they find report
81 dcfecfi,r> WHO Wnllberg
hlrci to follow his wife and
Peter Dean
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31

nor Packer. assistant secretary;
Annie b. jenkins. treasurer, Evan
geline Edmonds. program chair
man ollie Brown, Sadie Cray
Glodene Spurlock, Frances spur
lock. Lois Mckay, Mildred Robin
son. Dorothy Packer. Mrs r
Wright is the adviser.
Please send all news % Eyange'
line Edmonds, 21s50 Parkside c'
call Ro. S294-J.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-31
A NON-PARTISAN
NEWSPAPER
EDITORIAL PAGE
POETS CORNER

EDITORS NOTE;-There Is much poetic talent amons 49,.
writing Detroit and nghboring cities In order ~
list them Developing this TALENT invite these poets "a 49,
NIT gratis their From time time hest - %
will he published In this column The Tnas
the right to reject not deemed for mn
icaton Poems should contain than air
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Fair Rents Committee

eConunnsd from Pass ore.
mitt Hun. q Krnole: Chariea Carr
Of Ocean Springs. W. Il Guest
GeoFRe GrandiHnd and q. ".
Thompson os paeragpnia
Mr. Jennings explained taaat TIE
working Of the committee viii Be
primarily TIE adjustment Of rates
Ia residences occupied b. National
Defense Workers. however. ans resa-
dent may file = roEnpaainf Il ne
feels tbat he Is being charged ex~
.ccnsirely. while the coEmfnistee d
anxious 10 cooperate with any PER-
son who feels That he Ia being treat
ed unfairly. It vas pointed out that
the committee members are al bur
with private affairs and Il Is there
fore asked that only those rernonn
VINO feel sure that they are being
charged extraordinarily file . COM
plant.
Generally speaking. Investigation
has shown thai rates being charged
= not exh0fbztaut however. mume
specific instances o. prufllReflne
have besn called = the affenfhsn q
he COMMITTEES and adjustments az
fected
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Parents Invited TO
Children's Dances

FATHERS and NokhefN srr Ensssna
- ihe PAEsseDaia Cnusuunssf fzazss
each "Wednesday night - Msse4s
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~frrreAttun and en1RfialnsnemE T4nae
ehiidren are isAfnine square aanxas
fnik nanceA and 90 tka laleaa III
EwlnT. wusidins them w4fh haean
wholesome fan.
Ab9ui 50 q Ehe towns W4nzMGnfa
gathered AZ The Community HeAsss
"Wednesday night and dannad lttr
virginia heei tise cid tame aaaars
dance and either Koik oaxtna& IfsaF
also DID The - Cunga An1 a.
newest ~vnrAtoxia a. TIE xfAesd
march.
This mueFam Is plannsa ard
sponsored - lie leaders e. fkz
Mobile unit WrA rnslsEana IL
Recreation undaf the supervision
- As~ Ter w@ zas -
rector
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
Old Spanish Fort
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are gradually hekng taken - ct
thanks TO the cooperation q uNs
hoard q supervisors and ctasr
aTrncins.
AEr. stlgies stated that n wAz the
lntenti0n ~ tlgs Pest 10 restore Nhe
old building - near % the original
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q mcreel t11at surrounded ue cd
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and further heentssied Into : fire
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IN eoncinSh ksr. stleisr saIa
AS commander Of iris post I
pledge ypu - shall svsr BE- sateh~
iui OF ne hesapf ~ our country
and organization and ourselves
that noshtna shall swergx - from
THE path Of Justice. FfendaFn and
Democracy
The attendance ~ THE meeting
gns fairy sood ard. the September
per centAee beng about e. There
were three H0faFians present ffuzn
Noes Point Walton. wess ard
Blanchard Gene Taitsotf had q
guest NJ. Morris uf Ne~ Orleans
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24
FIRE BOYS CELEBRATE
ySTH ANNIvERSITY OF
FOUNDING OF COMPANY

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mace talks telling q one wuEk The
frenen were Always reads - %.
citing some o. the htx fires we haa
had n 9e past years One Of the
speakers told * the old hand ap-
paraSsss TIE Company had IN eaTater
days tire hand painpeF ard hazsk
an6 ladder truck ETC. ccannarlnR
same with ne kplendid eousranent
of uae present several az fhe apaak-
e1 made The assertion lhaa Pas
O. gouiA has TIE best are fighting
organization ard equipment e any
city IN the state.
The foIloxEa q members and ruesfs
were called upun D. the tn-axtunnafzr
and maze brief tAlkx. lee Beekham.
president. J C Nelzun. sr- vice.
president ". c. weptiaul aecre-
tsrys George 0ranlund chief.
Jos Scheffler. marshal, 1anaax
Hudson. engineer. A. M Brunauan
and r. p. Walker. assistant ehsnfs.
= Barn. sF- A. v. smith. Eugene
Beckham. J. n watts. v. p De5san.
BUY canty and Mayer Walter oai-
ley.
Guest speakers present uere j. Il
Miller OF Eew Orleans. who waa one
OF the old timers here. and alder
man IN the ieeeA. and ar early
member Of the F1re Department
and Mr. @. u. Thompson, represent
the Federal Housing Proiert here.
He asked the cooperation Of the
Pre- Department IN the proteetiaa
Of the ncw houses. and promised
his assistance whenever II vas
needed
The banquet concluded by al aris-
ing and singing America. and I'd
Barq pledgtng the unqualified loyal
" OF the ffremen To their country
and its institutions In It's time Of
emergency. He said 'we are ali
Americans"
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-24

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