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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Library Books

The Public library has schedul.
ed three new nutrition classes for
homemakers. Each course will con.
s!st OF from four u six weekly
meetings and will be open without
charge 10 anyone interested. Open.
ing dates and the places where the
classes will be held are given be-
low.
Monday April 10. 1:15 pm. IN
the Main Library Auditorium
Woodward and Kirby. Instructors
Miss Marion Kelley OF the Dietary
department Of Harper hospital.
"Wednesday, April Is. 1:15 pm
in The Main Library auditorium
Instructor. Miss Dorothy Hacker
nutrltionist for the Visiting Nurses
association.
Thursday, April Is, 1880 pm. Al
the Dunield Branch library, 250I
". Grand boulevard. Instructor
Mrs. George Sands.
These classes are a part OF the
National Nutrition program, ad.
ministrated by the Nutrition dlyi.
sion OF the Office OF Defense Health
and Welfare Service OF Federal
Security agencies. The local spon-
sor Is the Wayne County Nutrition
committee Of which Miss Leila Nc
CURE is chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
MASONIC NEWS

Prince Hall Masons OF Wolverine
Consistory, No. 6, Rose Croix chap
ter, held their annual Monday
Thursday feast. Thursday evening,
at the Craftmen's club, 535 Fred
erick street. This IL an ancient bib
lical ceremony in which Masons OF
all ranks and people in all walks
OF life sit down 10 the banquet
table and break bread and clip wine
in commemoration OF Our Lord
Jesus Christ
This observance OF one phase OF
Masonic ceremonies was carried
out in an impressive manner.
Among high ranking thirty-third
degree officers identified in Mason
&c circles here, were: Illustrious X.
W. ]. Jeffries, grand deputy OF state
OF Michigan: the Rev. Floyd Harris,
commandment OF Wolverine
Consistory; Edward Allen: G. Hen
ri Lewis, George Dean. William
Blackburn and thirty-second degree
Sublime Prince James Farmer,
Homer Guincs. Frank Frierson,
Walter ST. eye, Walter Johnson.
Henry Tolbert. master Of Pytha-
goras Lodge: G.. Neleon. master OF
Prince Hall Lodge and many others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
By FRED HART WILLIAMS

Appropos OF the celebration OF
Negro Trade Week by the Booker
T. washington Trade association,
April TO 16, brings to mind the
formation Of the Uptown Business
Mems club, the early part OF the
year-1929. The club was organized
by the writer and group Of young
men then in business In the vicin-
ity OF Hastings street and Forest
avenue. Among that number were:
Horace Taylor. lawyer; Jesse Nc
Daniels, druggist and Rufus STAFF
ford, jeweler. The latter is still
doing business at the same old
stand. The writer was in the real
estate business located in the
Schneider building at 4752 Hastings
street, adjoining was the Gillispie
Electrical and Radio chop. the pro-
prietor OF which, later became an
active member OF Uptown Business
Mems club.
Three club members, Taylor, Nc
Daniels and the writer, packed
their respective travelling bags.
jumped into Packard car, the
property OF William Munce, asso-
ciated with the writer in real es-
tate business and headed for In
dianapolis, Ind. Our objective was
the convention being held there by
the National Negro Business
league; our full-bloom purpose to
bring to Detroit the next conven-
ton (1930) OF the Bushes league
which was accomplished with the
assistance OF fraternity brother
of this writer, who was the son.
in-law OF c. c. Spaulding. then
president OF NBML. This chap was
Jack" Shearing, headman OF the
Southern Fidelity Insurance com.
pany. an affiliate OF North Carolina
Mutual Insurance company, which
was headed by c. c. Spaulding.
Everyone still alive knows aboul
tho success OF the 1880 (the frs
time ever sessioned here) conven.
|
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Need money! See Proyldcnt Loan
and Savings Co., 60i Tobln Build.
Ing. Phone RA. 2542.
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START JOB
FIGHT FOR
WOMEN

A meeting has been called 4,
Monday. April 1s at 1870 =,
Lucy Thurman YwCA 10 toru
committee and to discuss plan,
fight for jobs for Negro Women !
defense industries. A erou,
citizens headed by Senator en-.
C. Digs called this meeting :.
being made aware OF the fac, Nv !.
Negro women are being denied s-
mental Jobs In defense plants.
with thousands OF wome,
ceiying jobs In the Detroit az ~
Negro women are demanding h'.
chance TO help 1 nthe war sno..s
Digs said. Industry must be MAJ.
aware OF the fact that thew ~.
no longer continue discrimin,,,..
against the Negro woman works, I.
1.-THE Federal government h.
sal dthat there shall be no Al,
elimination because OF race. crss,
or color in either defense train,s.
or employment" the Senator s,S
"The committee to be formed Mo,.
day night will fight 10 see M,
these edits OF our government ~
carried out. Negro women muv
have jobs In defense plants mn,
meeting will be open 10 the pubIls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
ELKS CIVIL
LIBERTIES
DRIVE

The Civil Liberties Committee No
Is. lBPOEW. met In the lodge hal
OF Motor City lodge No. ss2, 22s
+. Forest avenue. Wednesday eve
ming April !. Presiding over ths
meeting which was attended by re-
representatives. from The local lodg-
g. and temples affiliated with The
Anflered Herd. VAS Attorney John
X. Graham. regional director OF the
Civil Liberties Committee.
This meeting was the inaugura-
tin OF the committees membership
drive. under tie direction o. r o.
Stu. nhy Pride Of Michigan Lodge.
Mis- Alberta Matthews. assistant
regional director % the Civil LIB
critics committee viii oversee the
drive among women's auxlilaries Of
Eks.
LeBgon simmons. legal adviser
10 the citizens Committee spoke
Teearding the housing AFFAIR and The
t'eps being taken 20 carry on the
Aga 10 see that Negro tenants oc-
cspy The Soiogrner Truth project.
'ihe CIV, f.5er'ies committee sot-
% % continue IN i,s support o: the
titizers committees efforts 20
carry on the housing fight until ne
project IS occupied by .is r.Ehif1.
tenants
The next meeting ~ The civil
Liberties committees AL he held
81 the lodge rooms O, the prii o.
the Pride O, Michigan. 3--2 Blfsor
street meas T!Aman Mckinley
D!ckene j. exalted ruler The
meeting :. open % The public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
rem INISCIN Co.,.

ton OF the NNBL.
Later. the Uptown Business Mems
clubs title was changed to that OF
the Metropolitan Business Mems
League, Inc. The purpose OF this
organization was to reach out and
take in more territory than cover
ed by the former organization
which concerned itself with bust
ness men (and women). north OF
High street. now known as Vernon
highway.
AS we recall 1t. the MBC provid-
ed. among other innovations, a
legal service department headed by
Attorney Horace Taylor. This
branch OF the organization was TO
provide legal aid TO members OF the
organization at a minimum cost.
There were other up-to-the-minute
phases OF the latter organization
that We're about 20 years in advance.
1t is pleasant TO know that we
not only brought to Detroit what
Mr. .Spaulding chose to term the
best convention up TO that time ev-
err held by the NNBL. II was also
the first time in that organizations
history that an industrial exhibit
was staged. billboard" Jackson
brought a complete health exhibit
to the convention held at Brewster
Street Recreation center, loaned by
the United States government.
Eighty-eight paid-up members were
taken into the national organization
and for the success OF the venture,
the NNBL saw ut 10 elect us a
member OF its executive committee.
AS we recall II, DIR. +. A. Carter
was chairman OF the general con-
vention committee. while Mrs. c.
S. Smith took care OF women's ac-
| tivitIes.
Stafford and McDaniels are still
In their same line OF businesses.
We are pleased 10 further recall the
kind and generous assistance OF the
present president OF BTWTA, Carl
ton Gaines, who was splendid back
IN 1880, also that OF the Rev. and
Mrs. Peck and others too numerous
TO mention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
TELEPHONE
SERVICES


The Michigan Bell Telephone
company in its Detroit district ex-
change had 511,ess telephones in
service April /. an increase during
March OF e.074 compared with s.
zoe in February.
Detroit district exchange is made
up OF Detroit and Roseville- East
Detroit, Center Line, Royal Oak,
Southneld, Birmingham, Farming
ton, Livonia, Wayne, Wyandotte and
Trenton.
Michigan Bell had s57.s52 COM
pany-owned telephones In opera
ton throughout It's territory as OF
April /, gain OF 1854 during
March, compared with s.311 In Feb
ruary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
White Answers Accusations

luton was parsed denouncing the
so-csued "All-Amer!can society
AID rs aHlia'es" as an organiza-
ton o. individuals seeking 70 create
dlsun!ty among Negroes.
Stranger words than 'hoee en-
colched - he resolutions were
made from me floor Some persons
demanded that the Dean brothers,
sponsors cf the A,.-American So
c.ety. We hoycotied The Deans who
operate the Busy Bee Moving COM
rary we're once members Of the
Citizens committee, but pulled out
% launch counter movement.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
12-Lb. Baby Born

I.ing Fens'er Jr., vAopp.rg t.g
oiispffts ~ ine Irf.n Fersfere -.
as A.zer sv@nle who weighed L.
pounds a' birth on Noy -. ltfi.
was clsls'eaed n ne Scot, NJ
calrch Eaeter spLtav afternoon
The Reverend II u. Carroll Off
cited.
TIE Cod parents Of Irving are J.
y Hinton. deputy sAe-i', and
bag 2 Judge A.'hlr Webster
cr4t Wsyne tiffa.i cosr' and
N4e Ogesa Ba.ey. The We @, Oscar
H ~. w'll-kneN1 :rafe-la. mem
ter ana spog'Smar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Saddlemates

saddlemates' Riding club flashef
our VIA the frst spring showing o.
styles and fashion on Thursday
Apsli l6 a. he Norihrup SCHOOL
River Rouge. The popularity con-
test All close az this time. EN-.
phasis will be placed or color 70.
'a,ion Mems wear VIII also be ex.
h.b.'ea Dancing vii ialso be iea-
fn~c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES

Notice Is hereby given that The
Motor City Lodge Of Elks located At
225 4. Forest Ave.. Detroit. Mich.
has applied 10 the Michigan Liquor
Control Commission for n Club Ii.
cense TO sell beer, wine and spirit,
10 bona fide members only, and that
1t Is the intent Of the Liquor Cen.
troll Commission 10 grant said 4.
cence upon expiration OF ten dayI
from the date hereof.
Dated April II, 1912.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11
Bivens Meets Pastor

CLEVELAND - Jimmy Blyer,
Cleveland light-heavyweight "a,
his big chance on the night Of AprI
II. On that date Jimmy meets BsA
Pastor. the destroyer OF Negn
fighters. Pastor, not go long sra
steamed into Cleveland and sum-
Lem Franklin In FIVE rounds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-11

:, nse 81 -sh, out tha; he Piyn-
oa,h Loea, So 81, UAT-cIO. knew
ao,h.ng &, p4spose G, Jas. sunday
a.,eFnco. meeting. tbs ln'orma-
lion came tom me .oea.e pres!-
te1,. G. J pop, Edelen. who was
pgeser- f4f.rr ,ne saturday after
noon meet.ag Q. .ae C.:zens' com
u.l''ee.
The committee absolyed the pres
laea' ana irtsi Sc 81, % ans IN
territorial wong DONG in granting
he alleged AsSA permission o.
rs@ me hall TIE committee ,uf-
the- sgrefd sse the proceed
AASA mass meeting np-ager notice
rfecec.as .1' ia routine bus sa-e
10 cornernon v'h ne Parade frr
Dfmoftsey sunday afternoon
ApsD y
Gall For boycott
A. 'he geg..sr sunday mass
re"''lg u rae s1lcngae TtltA
't4er committee held AZ St
iohr Presbyterian ehl.cn Aprf
+, re en,se hoay oent on record
"coreemaag ~. a. rs and sc-
'ts'y - sty ggosp va.,n prnmltes
fi-er'y 4 strongly gorcef reso-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
The War

EAST INDIES-U. S. Asiatic
feet destroys two enemy ships
in major naval battle. page IL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. forces
give way in face of pounding by
Jap warships. page ID
RANGOON-American and Brit.
ish pilots down IS Jap war.
planes in air battles. page ~
SINGAPORE-British hold their
own in Malayan fighting, wreck
Jap tanks.
BATAVIA-Dutch fliers capsize
Jap liner, score hits on two
other ships.
MELBOURNE - Aussies attack
Jap invaders threatening MAIN
land, appeal to U. S. for aid.
page ~
Observation-Disclosures Reds con-
tinue advances on three fronts.
page ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
RatiOning of Sugar
Starts in FeW Weeks

WASHINGTON. Jan. u (UP).
Household consumption OF sugar
Will be cut 10 approximately a
pound a week per person under a
wartime rationing plan 10 be
placed into effect within a few
weeks. Price Administrator Leon
Henderson announced tonight.
Industrial use Of sugar FOR tho
production of soft drinks. canned
foods. candy etc Will bc cut APP
proximately onc-third or to about
a half-pound a person per week.
There will he enough sugar
for each person next year 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
City Preparing
To Boost Pay
Equalization Planned
in Lower Brackets
BY JAMES INGLIS

After puncturing a dangerous
municipal strike scare. the heads
Of the city government were pre-
pairing Saturday 10 hand out a
few consolation prizes in pay in
creases TO the lowest paid city
employees.
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries and
the nine members Of the common
council stood firm against pay
CONCESSIONS when the strike club
was over their heads.
As the pressure lifted over the
Weekend however. most city
financial experts predicted carly
approval of Councilman George
Edwards proposed 200 pay
adjustment resolution Ito provide
equal pay for equal work
Both the mayor and the mem
-keFs of the council have put their
approval on general pay increases
10 be included in the next city
budget which will become ef-
fective next july !.
The municipal strike which was
called for Friday morning col
lapSed az a Thursday night mem
befship meeting of the American
Federation of State, County anc
Municipal Employees lAFL) a
Northern High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25
Loses
7 Ships Off
Dutch Indies
Other Vessels Hit;
Destroyers Surprise
Convoy in Straits
BY PHILIP 6. REED


Init News service staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The
navy tonight announced that war
ships Of America ASlatlc fleet
have DESTROYED two japanese ships
and damaged several others in a
major naval battle in the Dutch
East Indies.
American deStroNerS surprised a
japanese convoy making its way
through the MacaSSar Straits un-
der cover of darkness. With tor
pcdocs and close range gunfrc
the American warShipS blew W
-Uur fargo enemy ship, sank an
other, lct, third listing heavily
and severely damaged other YES
-~et>.
only MINOR damage and casual
ties were suffered by the Ameri.
can attacking force. Four mer
were wounded, only one seriously
-fh0arri the feStrOyCTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-25

supply all basic dietary needs"
Henderson said. in explaining
the first rationinC Of a basic
food since the attack on Pearl
HarbOr
The OPA has already designed
books and printing will
he started within few days, pos
Sihly Monday. BE-
Henderson said consumers in
possession of abnormally large
stocks of sugar would not be
permitted to gain any advantage
for their supposed foresight"
(Ratoning for IT, s. See Page -