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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
DITEAIIC NJ NNC BY Adele
IHLLO- VI GeuiSon

with genial smile, which I sud
denly found more terrifying than
his anger.
That terrifying. choking noise
never had been made by dog. II
was the frantic effort of speech
Of CROPPED for knowledge and
suddenly got it-of a man with a
gag in his mouth!
What was going on in this
secluded country house? What
ever II waS. knew better than
10 betray any curiosity concern
ing il.
II truly am ashamed Of my
self" ! told him, especially he
cause we once had n dog who
used 10 do the same thing"
But / had succeeded in Quieting
any suspicion he might have had
of my reaction TO the unearthly
noise.
Even as I spoke. however. the
cerie, choking sound came again.
and he strobe toward the door
behind me.
IF you'll excuse me-" he said.
TlI 60 In there and settle that
hound. He's transcending all
bounds"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Connolly Answers

1-ta) Poison ivy, poison oak.
poison Sumac.
2-tal Southern Burma OBJ
Western Java. tcD Dutch
East Indies, east of Java.
ga Erich Remarque. Oh
Conan Doyle. (c) Walter
Scott.
IA His son, Edward VI. (b)
James l., Co Charles /.
ia a. Apia and Pago-Pago, Cbl
Robert Louis Stevenson, to-
Copra. cacoa. bananas.
6-tal Sardine. salmon, sword
fish. sole, Smelt. Shad
L ca Soft cheese, tb) SOUP.
(cl wine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
WHAT IA MEANS

NOR-JO. @ My brother was
classified in LIB in February and
this week was reclassified and put
in Ia and sent TO Fort Grant.
What does la classification mean
Amen in Ia are those who
are available for general MILL
tary service, and have been
found acceptable, morally, men,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
tally and physically to the land
or naval forces.
II E n r Y

tally and physically to the land
or naval forces.
MRS. J. +. Q-My husband and
L have been married ID months
and-~e have a baby 3 months Old
My husband was convicted OF a
felony and still has four months
parole 10 serve. He is classified
ga. I understand men convicted
of felonies are put in AZ?
Amen classified In AZ in
clude those convicted on two
occasions of felOnies that carry
one years imprisonment or
more. Your husband was classi-
fled ga because Of his depend
ents-you and the baby.
DIVORCED WIFE
d. w. Q-SinCe I registered. ]
have been divorced from my wife
and the court ordered me to pay
for the support of our child.
have now remarked. Should l re.
port this TO the draft board and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
MADGE IN PANIC

please don't punish him on
my account" ] pleaded.
II won't be hard on him." he
promised.
Then he went into the other
room. leaving me stunned and
breathleSS. with a real panic this
time instead OF an imaginary one
For as he passed me the sun
light came through the window
and shone full upon his face. And
my knowledge OF makeup. CLEANED
from Harry Underwood, master 81
tho craft. had flashed the terri.
tying truth upon me.
The man who had been talking
to me was not Professor Walker
Scott Diswell. but some one clev.
crly masquerading in the ole
mans place!
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

can. send him packages with
plenty OF the things he likes and
that will go a long way toward
making up for your absence
from him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
Quiz Answers
BY Lyman Young
By Carl Anderson
By Zane Grey

Brother Jonathan.
Exactly 1,121.
3-Hogs.
IL on d on. Manchester and
Bath. respectively.
5-The New York Shipbuilding
Corporations yard at Cam
den. n. J.
6-William Shakespeare.
Cooking With Honey. A Texas
Housewife Tells About Her
Hobby Of Connecting Recipes
Made With Honey, and Gives
Eight Of Her Favorite Recipes.
Don't Miss Them In the House.
wife's Food Almanack, That I'M
usual Feature In The Americas
Weekly. With This Sundayn
Issue Of The Detroit Sundsv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
NEEDS CERTIFICATE

MRS. a. NJ. Q-T came 10 this
country from Ireland in 1919 anC
married an American citizen in
November, 1921. Do 1 have 40 get
my birth certificate in order 10 get
A Job or is my marriage certificate
sufficient?
A-To obtain employment In
defense plant. you should
secure a certificate of citizen
ship. You can obtain this by
applying TO the naturalization
service In room 1876 in the Fed
eral Building.
Take your marriage certifi-
cate, your husbands birth GER
tificate, or some other proof OF
his citizenship and an affidavit
from your priest or some respon-
sible citizen that YOU are the
person you represent yourself
10 he.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
REPORT WORK CHANGE

MRS. II. q. w. Dearborn
@ My husband was classified in
3-A about Two months ago but
since then has obtained work al
the Ford bomber plant. Should
he notify his draft board of the
change? Is he likely TO be put in
Ia soon?
Ale should notify his draft
board at once of his change in
employment. Then. II Is I'm the
hands Of the board how they re-
classify him.
ALVIN h. tFerndale). OIL an
a tool grinder and have beer
classified la: will my trade be
of any value to me in The army?
Ayes. Undoubtedly YOU will
he assigned To some unit where
your craftsmanship will be of
service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10
lighting Mans Friend
Fighting Mans Friend
Tell Draft Board
Of All Changes
In Family Income
BY SHANNON CoRMACK

J. G. @ When I filed my ques
tionnaire / stated that my wife
works nine months each year
Should / tell them when she
doesn't work and report when she
goes back TO work?
Alt would be as well 10 do
so. You should let your local
draft board know anything that
affects your economic status.
O. NJ. w. q In January, l re.
Ceived my last letter from my
soldier friend stationed at CamI
Ham. Cal. Since then. my let.
tiers have been returned for want
Of better address. His family
might be able 10 give me some
information; should l get in touch
with them?
A-By all means contact his
father or mother and see n they
have n later address. III they
haven't, address a letter 10 your
friend with his name. serial num-
her. rank and his regiment or
battery and send IL care OF the
army post office. San Francisco,
Cal. IL he has been sent over
seas, II will be forwarded 10 him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

6I6@ a n N Is - ~ NJ ~ VI IN N - - N m N M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

will ii change my classification
l am in ga now?
A-You should report the
matter 10 your draft board.
though IL may not have any
bearing on your classification.
Your second wife will not be
classed as dependent, since
YOU married her after YOU
registered.
FRIENDLY ALIENS
S. S. Q-Are they still placing
friendly aliens without first papers
in class 4-C or are they being re-
classified. How soon will &C mer
be called into service? I
A-Men in &C are those aliens
who have not declared their in
tention Of becoming citizens Of
the United States. Those citi-
zens of friendly countries
Great Britain, Canada, AUS
tralia, the Netherlands, etc. -
who have not made application
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-10

To he relieved from military
service are liable TO be reclassi-
fled, though no date has been set
for such Reconsideration.
However, II an alien requests
exemption from service on the
grounds that he Is citizen Of
another country, he Is there
after debarred from ever he
coming a citizen OF the United
States.
STAY AT HOME
MRS. T.. =. II. A-You would
be very foolish to quit your job
and go TO California. There II
no saying how long he will be
stationed there and undoubtedly
u will only he a matter Of few
months before his regiment IL
sent Oyerseas-you know the
fighting IL not here. but In Aus
tralia and the Orient-and you
would be left stranded In Cali
fornia.
Write 10 him as often as YOU
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Justice For The Negro

t. 7KA.A, "AK a. pses.den. Roo.sve..
.r' ~. r. .a.- -rst many social IL
',e9 FIR generations and which
IL s ee crisis TOW .acirg re world
LIS gcrE - ca.. tor III %
eea 81 ..'-1e,ts. ro- orlv il
e. rat.,ss II exploited areas -
ree',1 ".'n ire rllstices So
t.re Re- National committee
n "tacsl Wse included ne FOL-
10y aterss1r 9rnrcsrra.ie1s regarding social
txYeaner.s.
eve re- n RAJ ne correction q certain SOFA H.
lus'ces ese made -rder IRE press IRE II war wn!ch
years T. fea - r' have faxed 70 BRIG about.
as. " .r,taace. .ee discrimination against ire Negro IL
zer a ac,,tt soor ard IN Ire armed services II the
nation tf.g- a9 consider in ne rear, OF So
eal eNpermeH' Ine are wrorgs under he Constitution
and 1e -ha ttrs p correct their. BIT humane social
research can oe esa'a3 nG-c.ed Only in tine o. nor
ma living nere V be 10 such ,n.ng As normal living
for the duration q the ard theoretical experiments
We might al welcome a safer tme can be POSITIVELY
harmful now 70 me effectiveness ot our war effort"
One great truth which THIS war will bring out is The
fact that injustice and exploitation do rot pay Democ-
racy cannot survive in nation which permits minority
citizens to be oppressed and disseminated against l. is
not social experiments tha' coored Americans want
but human justice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
TUBERCULOSIS
MUST NOT
INCREASE

The Early Diagnosis CanQa.en OF.
the National Tuberculosis Asso..a-
ton which IS promoted annually
during The month OF April has par
t.cular significance this year
The conquest 8. tuberculosis IN
this country has been steady and
consistent and IL Detroit during the
lac, few year, lie decline in deaths
has been spectacular. sase Dr.
Bruce II. Doaslas Comm. ssscner
OF Health
Tuberculosis death fa.es IL eoun-
tries tina, have been involved IL the
war for some time have shown
decided lncreare The effort row is
20 make sue TIA. j.. dces.', hap
pen here he saws.
Dr. Douglas advises all persons
y no have lived IN homes N which
there has been tuoerlllosls and a..
young adul'e % have an X-say q.
the ches, az once. This he SAYS.
Will detect early manifestations o.
he disease and prevent long illness
Persons who live IL the area
bounded by Woodward avenue on
the west Fac Grand boulevard on
the rorth and Mt. Elio', on The east
may obtain a free N-ray o. The
chest daily from s 50 am 70 II 90
am, and from l. 90 p z, 10 4.oo
pm. except Monday. 81 The ches,
clinic located az 3los Hastings
stree. The clinic is open IN Thur
day evening from e.00 20 on r
NJ. and on Saturday morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
REPORT OF
NEGRO BANK
INSTITUTIONS

WASHINGTON. D. c.-The rs7.s
growth Of banking l-s,ti.,.@rs
owned and operated by NEGROES g
reflected in the 1871 Bank Reno.
prepared BY Emmer Na~-tr Ia.
caster. Adviser on Nee-o a..sl-s
United states Department. % Cor
MERGE. This ircresfed sr,lv..v
among banking institutions : a.
iflhu'ahle 10 sound business .rn.
men and favorable ec-ror AZ 80
drions stimulated by .he va- 4e1r
omy.
United States Goverrusr. OBJ.
raiions absorbed large share ~
me Increase IN bank rssos-rss r.,
Total ~ these holdings a- IN. ~
~ ius'l2i. surprising TO- "a
years total by wide marg,, ~
1890 les This rise IN Fsde-.i ,s,i.
cations. intensified hy .ha rov,--
menf's war financing csmpsirr h.
significant IN that the snr-e,ss
1880 over 1882 amounted 70 81 30
only
Aggregate deposits reached
TOTAL q s75o94o as conns-ss
with s625s.s94 for The rrsesss.--
year. gain OF 81 go sii
Total resources rose 70 sssss-t,
as against s7404.475 TO- the YEA
1880 and advance o. 81 80 oss'
ana security investments sbovsA
Increase OF 1921 $40 over 1870
Business loans to,aline ss.a7s $40
exceed the past years. total nv ~.
aggregate increase Of sss2-2-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Negroes In The Navy

ANNOUNCEMENT is made this week tina; the Navy Will
"A soon BE ready % accept en!stmen,s Of more Than
million coorec Americans :or genera service in al three
branches. on pa;'.eshGs. il me Marine corps ard he
Coas' guard.
Is. IS III. opportunity Tor enlistment is given how
ever rANa raining s;an j. 70 be constructed. FOR he
speca. ,Fa.rag Il Negroes who enlist, Il white and col
ored p fgh' de defense a nation
and ths freedom q the word why n I'D be necessary
70 ,ra.r ,r+n1 separately We nampereG with
n-sn r4la ttgega-aa u ArersA ard tire sooner this
uo.c' r.ra'eG he more rapdly " Il. defense pro-
graz. - -trVagG ard lie - rer Victory W.. be
q: co4rse vs realize TIA. i i necessary 10 expand
o. .ata. raining "a .tieS 20 nee, ire present
ereseenc tcrs1srae & tine ard etor, required 70
hu1 and Zap reese additional raining stations bit
r-i.- sa- .cere necessity Tor restricting ne raining
c. Negro rara recruits segregated raining stations
TIE .7r fre -d.ss vt..t n ,he pas has ker. Ne
sraes .rn rs-st.rg training Y e-r 1sF> was serious
ne present Ire opportunity for
tbs raining sac have been orsa members q our
iace a4 Ss1efa. ,ro-sane e1c.e-. Negro naval
fCa-sss nta-soe re tr.:ed States
tCcsr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Are We Making Progress?

bottom Why cans We also star,
from 81. ta"sm ard show the
world Tia. '1- bciiiereck has been
hroier
Or charcer will not be any bet
tes a.ev tie war than We make
,her or Glars and religious dr.
ference mus, be put aside :or the
good q. all II ycu believe the race
should star, producing commercial
~ write your suggestions 10 all
Negro newspapers and urge that
they print them.
Il such movement could be
made st-ong enough. I; mirht IN
dace Joe Louis - give SOME az =
s.sfance. as he is 80 generous
hearted and this T. a n - worthy
cause. The Army = building up The
morale Of the hoyr 81 service We
should do our part by having ,rade
schools for them 20 learn trades
and shops for them q work IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

= ~ ~ sad ia, me Negro
-a- MA-e more 80 s:ess t-an
a-y o.ae.sate L4..us ,4e past sew
er,y-ayer years. This CT cny be
u .sfereLce l. automobiles homes.
~ .t4se ard o,her commodities
sa ,s..4 "a made nv o,ner races
" afsa -royide easv r.ns Tor
49,. .,.yfr- -hs- ~. no
49, .l,r,
l.. 49,
SO
e , - 1900 - re
- 49,.
~ n- - 49, -
Il y 80
a ~
u
~ - 80 -. 49,
~. 4 ne ~,
u =. e.e t-'." IT.
- $50 ~
~ q. .'S ~. ~
4 Z % - = ( '' '''' y y + I.
III .'os- 'e1' ''''' 90 o'-0"'@s =
i.
''H.' go. =.
"a " .'-s !. nv .'.'. "v.,'N s''vN
g, 'os''s ", "ai'-
' " ~" I. y ~ ~, ~ W
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,''' y p n9. so''al p ~ pug
~ ""p "a" ,NaNs
n- Issue ~ 'NfF ~ ~ rn'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
The Khan Rides
BY RUTH TAYLOR
WE ARE wae.ng 40 war. loda

We ARE wag!ng two wars today
w One IS the war OF man ard
machines which is being fought all
over the world. To this war We
send our best 70 the winning OF thle
war We have dedicated ourselves
as a nation and as individuals.
But there IS another war wagirg
al the same time. lis battlefield is
here and now Here is no war Of
men and machine-hut war O.
poison gas. OF treachery. Of snip-
ing from behind-a steaiihy gueril-
Ia warfare that descends from the
shadows and fees before the ligh'.
leaving havoc and desolaiicn in rs
wake. II Is a gigantic Khan attack
upon the minds Of our people.
This Is the war in which we all
are soldiers. This rs the war we
must all fight. Just as cur boys are
in training 10 learn how 70 fight
the enemy. so We must learn how
10 fight this insidious attack upon
us. We must learn TO recognize the
enemy propaganda for what Il it,
deliberate attempt 70 DESTROY
from within 20 divide and CONQUER
The attack Is coming in various
ways. but the first and foremos, !s
an attemp, 20 divide tho people -
sap faith. and In sapping fai,h 10
destroy courage The enemy tries
many different methods bur what.
ever creates hate or division among
the class. racial and religions
groups that make up the TINTED
states i enemy propaganda and II
Is another klan lie.
II viii come clolked IN dis
euise. OF courec the purveyofs
os hatred delight IN the mosque
rade. be 4 black ehirts brown
shirts or flowing robes OF white
But Il will be An appeal 70 hatred
OF others. Eeneraiizafi0n about
groups an attempt 70 stir Nd re-.
sentiment. 20 emphasize tho flaws IN
our Democracy In order 20 conceal
the fact that theee same flaws arc
bottomlese abyss In the toiaiitar-
ian empires.
AZ the present momen, A. attack
Is being made upon the minds and
emotions OF the Americans a. Ne
FRO blood. II will fail. 7 know 7
7 have talked 70 too many Negroes
In the PAST months not 20 be ahso-
luiely consdent Of your loyalty
and steadfss,nees But you nus,
do more than defeat So purpose
you can end must tear the mask
from these Khan raiders ~ the
mind. You are in The van OF the at.
isek--yours can be the glory 10 ie
defestI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

er rank. But not one vas co,ored
cincer. And We 'ail 70 hnd any
where during bis regime as com
missioner Of police that be recon-
mended the appointmen, q more
Negro patrolman In this VIE Mr..
Eaman was no Improvement over
his predecessor. although We ac-
knowled during the presen, admin
istration there we're fewer promo
tons made IN the polce depart
ment.
II r. 70 be hoped that Mr.
Eamsne successor will be . little
more appreciative Of the good work
and faithful service performed By
our police officers Of darker com.
plsxlon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
CARE or SMALL ANNALS
UNDER WAR CONDITIONS
This i = Continuation Of Previous
Instructions

~" - " 'FHtfHN"AANu " AAEfl"h"
Instructions
Exercise dogs near home. Do not
permit animals 20 roam day or
night Animals will no, be permit
Ted In air raid shelters.
box Of ashes. sawdust or torn
newspapers kept In house and
changed daily will help meet sani-
fary needs q animals that must be
closely confined.
In mild cases % fear and hys-
terra use sodium bromide.
Small dogs. teo grains: medium
dogs. Eve grains large breeds, ten
10 IS grains: Cats. one 70 two
grains.
II not quiet within an hour or two
after the above dosage. then re-
peat H.
Aspirin vii do. 81 grains for a
Peke. 10 grains for a Great Dane {:
grains for q Cat.
Membutsl may be given under a
yeterinarlans prescription OF the
Detroit Cruelty association. 1858
Jos. Campau.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
DOWN POETS
ROW
Patriotism
BY =. II. WEANfR
Cleveland. ohio

Cleveland. ohio
I WANT 70 Re a so...sr
Ard sEh, tcr J-c.e SA-n.
They say I arr a coward.
But ccni give ca-1
7 Ca1i forge, Pea. hz-to-
The AIS 7o@ers t.o.
81; :. ,tsv vi. rc K, ne 1g-'.
Tasa ~AA, an 70 cc7
SO 4, re ~ 5 Uniform
AID give Z, ne SUE.
- 70 iaose laps 40 Gernaas
III nave '1en on he g-n
There sr4 so-e c,As- -s;.c-s
WI ;1.-s fAev have socs 7slcs,
R4s-so. ne fear G. E.ls
wo-.a 5e r.E-; ,a o.. SIDE
Now phs- ne war is se
M-sA % ny E.ez; ds-a:.
! a'ps a.. terms q. ~
WI Walsh cut C. s.Ea
Al -v hso;ssss k4erss
q. course We a.. sho1s ~
AID ;-y 81 ..'@ The --s.- 4ts.
Fos CHEZ -ss- " see
Ths Ecos there i ia oAsrs
Ths na ~ a. re
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
No Promotions For Negro Police

A s GOOD. LAW-ABlDING citizens
~ We must OF necessity regret with
otheIe Of this great metropolitan
center. the resignation submitted
10 Mayor Jsfiries By Frank d.
Eaman. commission OF Detroit
Police department. But as We look
back over the commissioners fine
record covering a period az two
years. We fail 20 discover any pro-
motions among officers of color dur
ing that length ~ time. Maybe in
the opinion OF the Commissioner
Negro officers. some who have
many citations ~ merit are not
quite ready for adrsrcemenf.
Just before he rendered his
resignation The Commissioners
thoushtfuliy promoted a. 70 high
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Letter Box

The Detroit Tribune
2lis 81. Antoine Street
Detroit. Michigan.
Attention Mr.. Case
Dear Sir:
! wisn TO take this opportunity
o. thanking you for the very nee
"Fiie-up given US in your PAPER
recently.
except FOR one correc.os and
mat IS that / am not an EN-sold-
let everything was fine.
Niehing you every success 10 no
operation az your paper. remain,
Sincerely yours,
V. A. Bristol q.
BRISTOL e. BRISTOL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

AIEvER walk away from the
IN refrigerator without dosing
the door. Leaving the door ajar
wastes either ice. electricity. OF
gss-and does the food no good
Even Il you'll need to open it
again soon-shut the door,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
Food For Thought



Stature. color and looks have
nothing TO do with ones character
or ability.
The man who learns 10 respec.
the wishes and opinions viii ma
himself respected.
IL is easy for a person TO belle"
what he likes 10 believe
a bad habit is a dangerous thing,
the more you pet II the stronger
gets.
You may silence a mans toneue'
but you cannot etop him from
thinking.
Truth Is stronger than dean'
many have died rather than turn
traitor 70 n.
Because a person offers you no
resistance, Is no sign you have hin
bluffed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25
CLEAN UP WEEK

The West Side Human Relation
Council opened their snrr.i
iarFe mass meeting held a, s, Sc.
pnens AME church Sunday. Apr.
10, At Pc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

Among the Negro people, there
are many noble minded and re-
markedly strong charactered peo-
ne Going about their daily Jobs.
doing them well. unselnshly doing
good 10 all and cooperating IN all
20 causes for the uplift OF the
community. always RETAINING from
iaik about their own good deeds.
asking no thanks or appreciation
and getting very little. never seek
ing advancement OF themselves
and living always N charity and
nests With their nelghbors, they are
The unknown strong characters.
jahorlrr and sacrificing fer Negro
rroeres~ Given lie 20 live. they
MAKE their own ccrscicnceS the
slprerie srhs.ers o. their existence
ana tain themselves 70 live UP 20
'hei oun hirh conception Of their
el-v 70 man wl'hou, ever pro-
claiming 70 mankind what ), IS.
These are they who prove 10
themselves their kinship with their
CREATOR by daily living IN 10 the
COMPACT or BR0THf RHo0D
thar they have established for
themselves. Here. IN these people. i
a class al the mo>i solid character
in onr communil, lie and n class
that could pay the highest i'ldends
10 Negro progress. could we hut
ferret them out and eiie Ia them
t..e appreciation. recognition and
cooperation they deserve.
KS Essie T. SHAW has hssa on
ss-s1 u ,-st sG.h ACTIVITIES Tor
r.. u7l'f, ars fsne.' q c'hefr FOR
-sry wears Her musical center AZ
e-7- Nacomh street hss ap'lv nseH
called The House rs Tho SIDE q
Trs Ro4G" Usere SEE hos '.fc'.
'ksd ard proved sfrsei. true
s-d ~ an n8rslcf THIS musical
csr'e~ has ,at'a'et nss.tai '1-
s4gtio- rlo.s .rrirAe'loH
r.tic irstrGc- of and ~ sona,i-
~ csaarro hsir.., 14r. ctaMiy
.-s- ration. roor.e a'ita devotion
ana strr.s-e ~ ne stvar ea,.rf.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-25

Ne SHAW has put great energy
sna ability IN all kinds Of work
outside THE affairs OF The musi-