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The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20
Calling All Americans.

al ignorance by a system which
has denied them an education. Con
sequently, many Negroes who ale
now in the army r absolutely
worthless even as Buck private5,
where it becomes necessary that
written orders be issued, because
these unfortunates can neither
read nor write. Many more Ne
groes in the south, where most
Negroes live, have been stunted in
the growth and development Of
their abilities because they have
been forced to attend schools
which have been deliberately kept
sub-standard and inferior to even
the standard of education provid-
ed for most whites in the south.
Some of these schools" stand as
a living disgrace to the word
school. In the north, in many
Instances, Negroes have suffered
from the lack of inspiration aud
the type of personal interest they
would have received if qualified
and competent Negroes had been
Included on the teaching Stats Of
the mixed school systems of thai
par Of the country.
Negroes are handicapped IN
their desire to serve in the pro-
duction of the necessary implp-
r ents of war, because for over 2
period of more than fifty years
!tey have suffered being system
atically excluded and eliminated
from jobs in the industry Of thu
United States. Consequently,
comparatively few Negroes nave
either the necessary experience Ur
4u~r:;cations to ran the -srt-
ing places ir defense product: 4.
= cause The Industrial sit:&'nn
S ac'' q. the Urted States govern
m"'' :as t.!roo ated huge 5uns
O. ne; T. esta>.sh and oper.re
Defense training schools" t.
tram civilians for industrial jobs.
Yet. we find that wherever 2oEs-
ible. Negroes are being excluded
from these schools solely upon the
basis of their color.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20
Protect Your Home
from tuberculosis
No. as

ignorance under her dominion, she
could whip the forces of Hitler
with bare fists and baseball bats.
White people in America who
can see through the trick that has
thus has been played on the Am
erican nation to it's disadvantage,
must aid the Negroes upon every
opportunity in their effort to rem
edy this circumstance.
Negroes Of America who have
ever been loyal to the United Stat
es, must now be still more loyal.
The American way of living
must PREVAIL
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

Have you done your part? 1t
is not too late and every Seal
means another step forward in the
fight against tuberculosis. Buy
and use Christmas Seals!
high tribute to the Boy Scouts,
expressing the appreciation of
the Nation for the contribution
which Souts and Scouting make to
our national strength and morale
by helping to keep alive the man
ly virtues Of truthfulness, loyalty,
courage and helpfulness.'
The Presidents greetings to the
nations 1,470,316 Souts, Cubs and
their leaders follows:
The White House, Washington,
To The Boy Scouts of America:
Once again I send sincerest
Christmas greetings to the Boy
Scouts Of America; bespeaking
also the appreciation of the Nation
for the contribution which Scouts
and Scouting make to our national
strength and morale by helping to
keep alive the manly virtues Of
truthfulness, loyalty, courage and
helpfulness. Now, as always The
Nation needs citizens who are
pledged to keep themselves phys
ically fit, mentally alert and NOR
ally straight.
Signed.
IT'D A NKT TN n PnnCENET IT
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

tract the disease there is this as
surance. the Nebraska Tuber-
culosis Association will do every
thing possible with the Christmas
Seal fund to aid the sick and pro
tect the well.
Statistics show in time of war
the death rate from tuberculosis
rises in leaps and bounds. In
1918, the second year of the first
World war, the state Of Nebraska
saw the greatest numbers of
deaths from tuberculosis that she
has ever known. Only by the
most intense work can we keep
our death rate from rising.
Ninety-five percent of the Christ
mas Seal funds collected in Nc
braska will remain in the state to
be used in fighting tuberculosis
during 1912. Fifty percent re-
mains in the community where it
is raised and only five percent go
es to the national association for
educational and research work
Thousands of Nebraskans have
given literally Of their time and
money in these annual Christmas
Seal drives and it is these public
spirited citizens who make possible
the Nebraska tuberculosis Asso-
cations aid to sufferers from the
white plague. The modest but a.
mazingly effective Embarrassing
effort brightens the lives of those
in need of this care.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20
CHRISTMAS SEALS PROVIDES
"HOME DEFENSE AGAINST
TUBERCULOSIS

1t is the Christmas season. The
world is at war. Those two facts
make it doubly important that Ne
braskans give a little atten-
ton to the present Christmas seal
sale.
It is the Christmas Seal sale
that provides the money which the
association will use to finance its
1912 home defense" program a.
eainst tuberculosis in Nebraska.
To those who now have tubercnl-
osis and to those who may con-
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

The NAACP reelected all offic-
ers at the meeting at the Urban
League on Dec. 18th and Mr.. Ar
thur McCaw and the membership
committee would like to have your
membership. AS we should go
over the top in 1912.
The Credit Union of the 4C club
will have a real bingo party on
Saturday Dec. 20 and you should
have your ticket and also you
should join the &C club and take
some shares in the Credit Union
and help build up a loan company
of our race 1t is is conducted
under the banking laws of the
State Of Nebraska.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20
PRESIDENT DELIVERS HIS
ANNUAL MESSAGE TO BOY
SCOUTS OF AMERICA

In his annual Christmas mes
sage to the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea of which he is Honorary Pres
ident, and in which he himself was
active for more than seventeen
years, President Roosevelt paid
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

The Athletic Club will be ali
dressed up for the holidays and as
the large new years eve. parties
are in the making and the head
waiter Mr.. Ed Lee and the stream
lined crew will always be ready to
take are of the late reservations
and the Chef cook Mr.. Reno and
his fast crew of cooks cab take
orders from a radio and broadcast
an answer to the cocktail lounge,
and oh say, do they move fast and
how. With a jolly smile, Merry
Christmas and a Happy New year.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20
(by J. Westbrook McPherson)

Now with the United States fac
ing the greatest crisis in its his
tory, a substantial majority of
the largest element of its citizens
Negroes who comprise one tenth
of the population Of the Nation,
are unable to serve our country AS
it should be served in its dire need
This is true because, in the first
place, large numbers of Negroes
in the south have been kept in tot
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

We were told that Mr.. Dick Kit
chen has been in the city for some
time and as he has always been
a good friend to all the walters,
We know it is a pleasure to serve
him at all times. Merry Christ
mas and a Happy New Year to
you Mr.. Kitchen.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

We had the pleasure Of meet
ing Mr.. Corbert the race horse
headwaiter of the Paxton and he
had the usual friendly greeting
and we told him that seeing him
was good for the eyes. His crew
of walters are always in the RUM
ing on good modern service. Merry
Christmas.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

The Omaha Club head walters
and the wide awake captain Mr..
Earl Jones, and the wide awake
crew of walters, Mr.. Chas. Sol
mon, Mr.. Virgil Swobe, Mr.. Frank
Buford and Mr.. Charley Vincent
are on the job at all times. And
Mr.. Jones often wonders how this
writer gets all the news about the
walters. And he should not, as
worked in a boarding house
when we attended school in Little
Rock.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

FLASH! Why not let one years
subscription to the Omaha Guide
be one of the items in your Christ
mas shopping list.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

Brother John Evans of the Rome
Hotel is all sharpened up for the
holidays. And oh say, does he
know what it takes to serves Holt
day parties" and howl Merry
Christmas.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

robson, BILLINGS AND DR..
MAX YERGAN FOR BROWDER
(Left to Right Warren X. Bill
inqs Famous Working Glass lea
der who was imprisoned % years
with Tom Mooney on a frame-up
charge; Paul Robson, world re-
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

The NAACP., the Urban Lea
que, the American Legion, the
Postal Alliance, Pullman Porters,
Union, 4C Club, Walters Organic
atoms, Northside YWCA and all
the ladies auxiliaries and all of
the Societies of Christian Service
of all the Churches, should all BE
complimented for the very fine
work they are doing. Now alto
gether let's give them a hand
Merry Christmas.
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20
WATERS
COLUMN
(BY q. w. SMITH

Now good friends let all Of US
say. Glory to God in the highest
and peace on earth, good will to
all mankind, and also let our deal
ings in business with one another
be fair and extend a helping hand
where it is needed with a smile.
Merry Christmas. Our soldier
boys in their very neat and lovely
appearance make all of US feel
very proud of them and we all
should be ready to salute them and
honor and encourage the bond and
stamp buying from the govern
ment. Merry Christmas!
The Omaha guide., 1941-12-20

FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
DOS
DE MACDILI

Desaparecieron Ell domingo,
sin que Sc haya vuelto a saber
de ellos, dos soldados del cam
pamento MacDill, Murrell C.
Mccall, de 20 amos, y William l.
Head, de 10, Ell primero vecino
de Wauchula y ell segundo de
Lakeland.
Estimase que los dos jovenes
pueden haber muertO ahogados,
en- la bahia. Sus ropas fueron en-
contradas en- una playa oerca
del Hospital del CampRmento,
en- Gadsden Point.
Ell sabado por la tarde habfan
estad ohablando de nadar hasta
la iSla Paraiso, a dos millas de
esa Punta.
Los parientes han sido notifi-
cados. Embarcaciones y aero
pianos realizan una bIEqueda
en- toda la bahia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
E~STUDIANTES: VAN
~TNEMATOGRAFIA
PAN-AMERICANA

R-ccientemente ha crecido ell
nGmero de estUdiantes del lido
ma ;spahol que GUSTAV de yer
as pel5culas hechas fuera de
HOllywood y eneuentran que es-
tas peliculas latino-amendan lana
no son solo interesantes, sino
que tambi@n instruetivas. 70
~aconsejo a todos los que deseen
cir ell idioma espanol con sus -di.
ierantes entonaciones pan-ame-
icanas Que vayan con mas fire.
cuecia al cinema latino,
Estados Unidos ha estado ex-
portando anualmente cerca de
100000 de pies de ~peliculas
de los cuales una tercera parte
Sc ha enviado d~irectamente a
los siguient,s paises: Argent
ma, Brasil, Chile, Cuba, Rep1-
blica Dominicana, Haiti, Ell Sal
vador, Venezuela, Honduras,
Bolivia, Colombia y Nicaragua.
Los demas paises de la Anne
RIGA Latina obtienen sus pelicu-
,as por medic de AGENTS distri-
buidores establecidos en- ell Bra
sill, la Argentina, Colombia y
Cuba. En- la mayor parte de
las ciudades hiSpano-america.
mas el pueblo no tiene mas en-
.retenimiento que los dramas Y
comediaS exhibidos en- la panta-
LA.
La Argentina figura en- pri-
mer lugar en- ell campo cinema,
.ografico Y puedo decir que Sc
ha hecho en- csc pals una diver
sion altamente popular ell yer u
cir las producciones de sus pro-
pios artistas y de los artistas
del extranjero.
En- Buenos Aires hay As ca
fes que tienen cinema gratis
para sus clientes o parroquia-
nos. Todos los pueblos y ciuda-
des a~rgentinas tienen uno o mas
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
SUBIRA La DEUDA A 90
MIL MMLONES

Washington, abril 20.-Ha
blando hoy ante la Camara de
Concrete de los Estados Uni
dos, el secretario de Concrete,
Jesse Jones, anunci6 que el de
ficit de la naci6n subira hasta
80, 900, 900, 900.
Mas de 100000 900, 900 han
sido yaautorizados para la de-
fensa nacional.
En- su doble personalidad de
secretario v hombre de nego-
clos, Jones aconsej6 que Sc
las diferencias V dis
putas entire los negocios Y ell
gobierno. Estima 81 que la Sc
guridad nacional demanda la
union de todos.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR

Tiene que deVOlVer Ia ROrtt3G
En- White Plains, New York,
un jurado de diez hombres y
dos mujeres emilio I'm veredic-
to requiriendo de la Sra. Blan-
che Pearlman Packer, de 26 a.
nos, de Mount Vernon, la devo-
luci6n de una sortija de compro
misc matrimonial a un hombre
con Ell cual planeaba casarse, Pc
70 con ell cual no Sc case. FL re-
clamante, Henry Erich, de Jer
sey City, presidente de una com
pahia que fabrica ropa interior
lie mujeres, expuso que di6 Ell a.
buena fe en- cuanto a casarse
con ella, en- 1886. Tres mesas
despues ~tuvieron una disputa
sobre la compra del "trosseau"
de boda y la que iba a ser su sue
gra lie Nam6 "piojo miserable.
Qued6 roto Ell compromise, por
consentimiento mutuo, y POGO
despues ella Sc casaba con otro
hombre, Alfred Packer.
La mujer die que ell hombrc
habia roto ell compromise; pero
Ell jurado Opin6 que habia sido
por mutuo consentimiento y que
por 10 tanto, ella debia devolver
la brenda,
La gaceta., 1941-04-29

Gu teme por 81 propia vida, y
FdimitirfR con gusto y 'buscaria
refugio en- el destierro al pudie-
ra.
Tai paso, no es EN- ell interes
de Hitler. Cleric es que Kill
niger tiene preparado otro can
iidato para la presidential, el
tan buscado por la policfa, Ho-
ria Sima, ell que con Ivan Mi
khailoff, ell terrorista maced6-
nico, es tai vez Ell peor asesino
que ha visto la luz en- los Balka-
mes.
Por Ell presente Hitler tiene
necesidad de Antonescu. Confia
con las tropas del General para
mantener sujeta a la oposici6n.
Sabe tambien que estos 1ltimos
apesar del considerable aumen-
to en- sus filas, no han organi-
zado aun sus fuerzas. Rumanfa
no tiene la ,suerte de poser I'm
joven Rey Pedro, 81 que pudo le-
vantar la naei6n entera a la re-
,stencia. FL Rey Miguel, dos a.
los de mas edad que SUI primo.
o ha tenido aun la oportunidad
e ponerse al frente de un movi-
niento popular. Por otra parta,
| Jefe de los Campesinos, Ell ex
9residente Manu-, sobre ell que
antos ponen sus esperanzas,
cree que la bora decisiVa no ha
onado aun.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
MISUNDERSTANDING a leer eli idioma espanol
AEfhcmbre que habfa dos lengUas vale ppor dos
PoR MARY GIL CoRTINA

'eatros con cine y algunas COM
2anias hiciero y hacen pelicu-
las relacionadas con incidentss
hist6ricos, costumbres rurales =
successes del dia. La pelfcula "No-.
bleza Gaucha" reproduce la vi
da y costumbres dc los iinetes
de las Pampas y Sc ha hecho
mul poplar. "Bajo ell Sol de Ia
Pampa" reproduce la vida del
pampero, del campesino v va
quero fuerte Y noble.
I'm Montevideo, la capital del
Uruguay, hay As cinemas que
son visitados mensualmente por
la mitad de la poblaci6n. Ell gus
to de los uruguayos deriva ha-
cia el drama y las peliculas poll
ciacas. Las comedias y las esce-
mas militares no son partitcu-
larmente populares.
Brasil posse muchos cinemas
al aire libre y ell p1bl;co prefie-
re los dramas basados en- intri.
gas. Algunas companies exhi-
ben cintas sobre Ell progreso de,
pals, como la Ferrez e Filhos.
FL cinema es un excelente ne
do para la diffusion de la cultu-
ra y de la amistad entire los pue-
bios,
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
Ell EMBAJADOR NAZI .ES
Ell AMO DE RUMANIA
Antonescu es odiado por sus
compatriotas

La tinta no estaba aun secs
sobre el papel donde Sc firm6 e
tratado, cuando Antonescu y ls
pandilla de la Guardia de HE
FRO, pseudo llamadOs 'legiona
rios, destronaron al Rey Caro-
V derrocaron al gobierno. A lc
primero la rebellion parecia unf
revolution contra ell dictado de
Viena, pero rronto Sc vic que
comparable con Gigurtu y Ma
noilescu, y los o~tros-Antones-
Gu, Horia Sima Y el resto de es-
tos experimentados asesinos--
no eran otra cosa sino super
Quislings.
Cuando Rumania, como re-
compensa de este acto de hara
kiri, Sc lie "permiti6' agregarse
al Pacto Tripartita, ell Fuehrer
no tuvo nj la elementaria buena
forma de volver a Viena para r.
cibir ALI la ratification del sui
cidio de IN pals. Antonescu 3
vic obligado a visitar Berlin, pa
ra tener ell ,'alto honor de SCI
nombrado socio del Eje. A cam
bio de TODD este, Sc lie permiti6
hacer un discurso en- la Camel
Iberia, rodeado de los principa
les nazis, en- ell que declare que
'bajo la g%loriosa guia de Hitler,
conduciria al estado Legionario
hacia un future espl6ndido den
tro del Nuevo Orden."
Ell decreto proclamado en- Ber-
lin, por el que Sc elevaba a An
tonescu a la dignidad de econ
ducator', p~roclamaba tambien
que ode ahora en- adelante toda
la lucha civil en- Rumanfa cesa-
ria, habiendo la Divina Provi'
dencia puesto en- manos del &c
neral los destinos del pafs''. Es-
ia solemne y blasfema declara-
ci6n fue seguida inmediatamen,
te por asesinatos en- masas en-
una escala desconocida hasta es'
te momento en- la historic ru-
mana. Y, aunque d%urante las III
timas semanas no sc han vistC
otros asesinatos en- masa, no pa
sa dfa sin que Sc derrame san
gre fresca.
No es cierto que AntonescU
presentara su dimisi6n cuandC
el Ministro aleman lie PRESENT.
nuevas demands por ell sistems
de chantage. Esto es mas de X
que Sc hubiera atrevido a hacer
Sin embargo, es una cosa q. to.
do ell mundo sabe que Antones'
La gaceta., 1941-04-29

49,
ficado de crimen y castigadc
como tai.
En- cierta epoca, los reyes de
Inglaterra 10 proscribieron por
considerable demasiado brutal
y Appropriate para dar a los j6ve-
mes ideas o habitos de videncia
POGO compatibles con la digni-
dad moral. Eduardo II, en- 1914,
pronuncio ell primer interdicto,
que fue reforzado en- 1889, por
Ricardo II.
TODD aquel, fuera quien fue-
Sc, que practicara Ell futbol era
llevado a los tribunales y con-
denado sin remedio.
Henry w, Henry VIII y la
reina Isabel no Sc contentaron,
cada uno a su vez, con mantener
la prohibition, sine que aumen
taron las penas Sehaladas a los
delincuentes y llegaron hasta ca
lificar de crimen Ell 'desdicha-
do" juego. En- Dublin Sc eonser-
va ell proceso seguido en- 1879
contra DAMS Wogan, ell cual ha-
bfa reunido a varios amigos en-
una pradera alejada de la po-
blaci6n para entretenerse con e.
los en- enviar I'm bal6n hasta
la meta. Alguien 10 denunci5.
Wogan, detenido Immediate
mente, dsclar6 era cierto el he
cho que Sc lie imputaba. FL tri-
bunal lie conden6 a dos libras es-
terlinas de multa y una semana
de prision,
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
Otro case cuiioso

Stephen A. Dutton, de 81 a
nos, un expresidiario, fue echa-
do a la Gale en- Ell dlstrito Red
Hook, de Boston, por no pagan
ell alquiler de la habitaci6n DON
de viva.
Tn alguaell lie trio los nue.
bles a la Gale. Cuando los veci-
nos preguntaban al viejo sobre
10 que lie pasaba, les decia: "a
ustedes no les importa".
Dutton dice que el fue el CO.
rreo que di6 a Lincoln la mott
cia de la batalla de Gettysburg,
en- julio 8 de 1863.
La policia asegura que ell HON
bre lie estate $150,0O0 a Miss
Lilys Alys Godfrey, de Wash
ington, y que estuvo a punto de
estafarle $500, 600 a la Sra. Het
ty Green.
FL viejo no pagaba ell alqui-
Ter desde ell mes de octubre.
LIE echaron a la Gale, cinco
colchones, tres camas, dos pc
rios policias, dos gatoS, tres ga
ticos Y numerosos muebles.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
Don't Spread Your Cold Cough
Get MenthO- MulsiOR .

ing highest grade heechwood e
sote for penetration. Genuine Cal.
ifornia hg syrup gives Mentho-
MulsioE. o taste the Who'll family
Will like. Il cllngs 10 Il G mem.
branen 90 It's soothing, he ling in
gradients act faster, be ter. An
Ohio minister recently aid from
his pulpiti
"AttendancS At church Is neces
sary for human welfare, but don't
sndanger the e~ongregati' n with .
cold cough wksa Mentho- Mulsion IL
90 inexpensive and easy % obtain
Msntho-MulCson Il endorsed By
your neighbOrs and gus ranteed By
tecdinG dEuggigts svaEywhere~adv.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29

RETIRADO Ell GENERAL
PAPAGOS
Creta, abril 29.-Un decreto
firmado por Ell rey Jorge II con-
cede Ell retro, por haberlo pedi-
do, al Oral. Alexandra PapagOs,
excomandante en- jefe del ejer-
cito griego.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29

A cold cough seriously endangeu
you, your family, and your business
associates. Illness from colds end
COUGHS causes more loss Of time
than all other diseases combined.
II YOU have a cough due TO q cold,
get Mensho- Mulsion, the guaran-
iced medicine, today. II Mentho-
Mulsion fails TO stop your coughing
Immediately and ge', you entirely
over your cold cough quicker than
any medicine YOU ever tried, ask
FOR your money b. k. =
Mentho-M ulsion is more than an
ordiaery medicine. It contains vita.
Minis A and d TO build your eold
resistance, and seven soothing
healing ellis and unguents, tnclnas
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
PROHIBIDAS LAS FIESTAS
NORUEGAS

Oslo, Noruega, abril 29.-Un
decreto publicado por los nazis
noruegos prohiben que sean &C.
lebradas las tradicionales fies-
tas del primero y Ell II de ma
20.
Ell dfa II de mayo es ell ami
versario de la independencia
noruega.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
IAN URGENT MESSAGE :
to women who suffer
Female WEAKNESS

Few women today are free from some sign
o. functional trouble. Maybe you've noticed
YOURSELF getting restless, moody. ner-
vousi depressed lGtely-yOur work too much
Tor yoa-
Then why not take Lydia 4. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to help quiet weary,
hysterieal nerves, relieve monthly pain
lcramps, baekache. headaehe) and weak
dizzy fainting spells due to functional Ire
Irregularities.
For over go years Pinkham's COMPOUND
has helped hundreds Of thousands Of weak
rundown, nervous Ealing" women to 20
smiling thru difficult days" Why not give
this wonderful "woman's friend" q chance
to help your Try ii
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
C0plds ARdaluzds

Ninguna mujer que valga,
debe jamas doblegarse,
nunca falta quien aprecie,
10 que debe de apreciarse.
Arrepentida me e%ncuentro,
ibien ms puedes perdonar,
iporgue he perdido mi tempo!
La gaceta., 1941-04-29

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende EN- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
v calle Is.
La gaceta., 1941-04-29
Ell FutbOl era I'M cr1men

FL futbol es actualmente I'm
deporte nacional en- I~nglaterra
y en- otros paises. Sin embargo,
hubo un tempo en- que fue cali
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13

Senator's Digs and Nowak. in
speeches to the vast audience. mic
Wired this as a new era in the poll
tical life OF America where all
races. nationaiiies. and religions.
were laying down their differences
OF identity and combining TO bring
about better life for the masses
OF the people in Michigan.
Senator Diggs and Senator
Nowak, have combined their forces
and are running for the Common
Council Of the City Of Detroit. The
picnic was the opening OF their
campaign and proof that the
groups can and will get
together was exemplihod at the
outing.
Senator Diggs has made him.
self felt among the minority races
in Detroit, and continuation is
being successfully worked out be-
tween himself and Senator Nowak
that will recently benefit the
masses OF all races. They are
pledged TO a program Of better
housing, welfare and employment,
etc.
Two headquarters are being
opened this week-one on Michigan
and one in the Tobin Building
and Broadway. They have
the largest and most active cam
paign committee Of any candidates
running for the council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-13
Program Marks
Opening
College Opens
In New Building

a very impressive program in
which many public spirited citizens
participated, highlighted the open
house ceremonies at the new home
OF the Lewis Business college, cor
ner OF Ferry and Brush. Sunday
afternoon. The visitors were shown
through the spacious new building
by the members OF the faculty and
were served tea and waters by
Mrs. Viola Lewis and her daughter.
Those who made remarks on the
program were Mrs. Madeline Fowl
er, executive secretary, Lucy Thur
man branch YWCA: Carlton W.
Gaines, president OF the Booker T.
Washington Trade association: Le-
Roy G. white. of the White News
paper Syndicate; Ulysses ". Boy
kin Of tho Detroit Tribune; Mrs.
Violet Lewis and her husband
The semester started on Monday.
Sept. s.
Flowers aud messages OF congra-
ulations were sent by citizens and
many friends.