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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19

Band stands ... Claude Thornhill and his or chestra will be the Spotlight Band for Friday night playing for the Ravenna Arsenal in Ravenna, Ohio . . The real name of Sam DOnahue's singstress, Dona Mason, heard here recently, is Nipin Ramona Villa grana Murua GOnZalz SuareZ Marvin Johnson has replaced alto Saxst, COuchy Roberts, the first member of Count Basies band to be drafted Phil Spitany's "Hour of Charm band doesn't undergo
 many changes but recently the star tuba player Alma Archer, gave up the bands largest instrument to marry Navy ensign If you listen to the Great Gdersleeve note carefully the playing of the Widow Ransom one of the newcomers on Gildys list Billy Mills doubles in this capacity when the script de- mandS it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-10-19
WATR PROGRAMS 1920 KilOcycles

P. NJ. S:O0-Hal Newell, News 3:15-karl Zomar's Scrapbook 3:30--Shady Valley Folks 4:0O-Walter Compton, News 4:15-At the Symphony 5:00-President' News Conference 5:O5-Sheelah Carter,a Commenta-
 tor 5:15-Melody Revue 5.30-NeWs 5:45-Easy Listentn' 6:00-Yankee News 6:15-Music for Dining 6:45-Hal McIntyre's Orch. 7:00-Fulton Lewis Jr. 7:15-U. s. Navy Program 7.30-Phone Your Song 8:00-Pass In Review 8:30-Dark Destiny 9:0O-Republican State Central
 Committee 9:15-Art KassePs Orch. 9:3O-"Murder Clinic" Drama 10 0-Boxing-Pastor vs Bivins News II 1:l5-Democratic State Central
 Committee Hall off.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
YPSIL ANTI NEWS
ny MRS. ErGENIA O'BANNON

sor songfest featuring Mt. Car
mel Jubilee Singers OF Detroit,
Aug. Fl at Second Baptist.
Mesdames Hazel Green. Florence
Fam. and NJ. f. O'Bannon attende !
the women's Council OF Metropoli-
tan district. Thursday. Aug. H. al
MI. Carmel Baptist. Eight Mile
road. Austin Patterson was the
chauffeur.
Mrs. Alberta Wilson has re-
turned home after spending sew
eral days in Charleston. W. Va.
she was accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Brearden.
Mrs. Maggie Taylor is home again
otter spending several months IN
the South visiting relatives.
Sylvester Coleman left Friday.
Aug. IL for Tennessee to brinS
hack his family who have been
visiting relatives there.
Mrs. Mary Warner was taken u
County hospital Thursday. Aug. -.
Mrs. Loretta Lynn. formerly OF
All Second avenue. died Saturday
morning at 1880 o'clock. She Is
survived by four children.
Kindly have money for your
Tribune when the carrier comes.
Remember pay him so he can pay
me and I can pay them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
ROMULUS NEWS
BY MRS. MAUDE MALONE

The Women's Progressive club
met last week at the home OF Mrs
G. Cross. After business lovely
luncheon was served Next meet
ing will be held at the home q;
Mrs. NJ. Malone. Mrs. NJ. Mitchell is
president.
The Jolly Seamtress club met
recently at the home Of Mrs. Clara
Parrish. A lovely birthday git'
was presented TO Mrs. Samuel
Hood. The hostess served. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Frank King.
Mrs. l.. b. Campbell was honorec
at surprise birthday party FRI
day evening at their home on Bib
hons. Many lovely gifts were re.
ceived. A delicious repast was
served by the children. Those
present were: Mesdames r. Rus
sell. p. Bell. c. McElwee, Y. AS
kew. s. Hood, r. Jones. n. Mat
thews. NJ. Brown NJ. Ross. \.
Pitts. Brazier. c. Farrest. and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas.
Leon Hall and Miss Margare.
Farment were married last Satur-
day.
Last Sunday morning the Rev.
James Ayler OF Inkster. Mich. de-
llvered the morning message II
First Baptist church. His subject
was: THE Power OF Prayer A
number OF visitors were present.
The Rev. l.. b. Campbell is pas
tor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
MONROE NEWS
BY MRS. HAYwOOp COyINGTON

Mrs. Etrulis +. Eswell has re-
turned to Stamford, Conn, after
she and daughter, Camela, spent q
short while at the home Of Nr.
and Mrs. Claude Ethridge.
Mrs. ID. r. Clemens and Mrs
Leona Simpkins of Toledo. Ohio,
were the dinner guests OF Mrs
Claude Ethridge.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. an !
Mrs. William Miller Of Almyra
avenue on August IA. She has
been named Rose Marie.
Mrs. c. II. Campbell left Friday.
Aug. IL to spend a few weeks in
Chattanooga. Tenn, and Alabama
visiting relatives and friends.
Elmer Vining OF Church street
has been elected delegate 10 the
Michigan annual conference which
will he held in Grand RAPIDS. Mich.
the latter part OF August:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
River Rouse
BY BEyNIE CAsEwELL

James Albert Gibson. SON of tbs
Rev. and Mrs. +. L. Gibson. wa
honored on his first birthday, Aug
~ with party. The followinp
guests were present: Carolyn Lew.
Is, Armenia and Clifford Hussey
Rochell May, Henry and Patri,,,
Pollard. Mary and Trenton BUCK
ley, Flossel Jones, Marion and
George Childs.
James was named for Bishop
James Albert Bray OF Chicago.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Petit
grew spent few hours with the
rev; and Mrs. F. L. Gibson, We'd
nesday.
Few's Memorial
Morning service was conducted
by the pastor. the Rev. F.. l.. Glib
son with the Senior choir in charge
Of the music. The Rev c. b. Har-
ris OF Detroit delivered the address
on the theme, Il am now ready I"
Timothy as.
The Senior choir will present
Mrs. Constance Smith in a recital
Thursday night, August 20 al & nm.
The rally between the women
and men will close Aug. 20.
Union Baptist Church
The Union Baptist Sunday school
picnic was held Saturday. Angus
l6. Guests were: Rev. and Mrs
Il. c. Copeland. Ice Cream and Don
We're served.
The pastor, the Rev. f. c. Cone
land, spoke from Genesis 1912
Two members were added 10 the
church. The Union Baptist Senior
choir rendered the music. Tho
Rev. Mr.. Cooper spoke from Gem
esis 21:17.
S0clals
Mrs. Myrtle Royals was hostess
TO the Post Debs last wednesday.
Aug. IL. On Aug. 5. Mrs. Thelma
McCants entertained the club.
Breakfast was sponsored by the
Post-Debs on August IS. Both host
esses served delightful dinners.
Next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. AWE Woods. AS
Lenoir street.
A. c. Warnum OF 2S2 Polk. River
Rouge, left Monday to visit his
mother. father, and sisters OF Bos-
ton. Mass.
The Georgia Peach club held It's
meetings at the home OF Mrs
Bertha Nelson. 354 Holford. The
next meeting will he held at the
home OF Mrs. Bradley. 40 Polk
street. Mrs. Matte Warnum is
president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22


Sunday. the pastor, the Rev. n.
G. simmons, delivered the morning
message on the subject. Gods
Controversy With His People" In
the evening. his theme was. Whose
Key Have You Got on Your Shout
der p
The Rev. Mr.. Simmons Is pre-
pairing TO attend the annual COLI
ference. which will meet at the
Community church in Grand Rap
ids, Aug. %.
Second Baptist
The Rev. Garther Robertson spoke
Sunday morning on God Does Not
Forget" Next Sunday. Aug. 23' the
Senior choir and Gospel chorus
will accompany the pastor TO First
Baptist church In Middlebelt. Rev.
Douglass Is minister there.
The willing Workers will spon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Mind Will be the subject OF the
lesson sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches throughout the world
on Sunday. Aug. %.
The golden text III Tim. I'D rs:
God hath not given US the spirit
OF fear: but OF power. and OF love,
and Of sound mind"
Among Bible citations Is this
passage tRomans 1l:33-36): 20 the
depth OF the riches both OF the wis
dom and knowledge of God. how
unsearchable are mis- judgments,
and his ways past finding out. For
who hath known the mind OF the
Lord? or who hath been his coun-
scllor? or who hath first given 10
him. and II shall be recompensei
unto him again? For Of him. and
through him. and to him are all
things: 10 whom be glory forever
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
~. 1897: "The basis Of all health.
sinlessness. and immortality u the
great fact that God Is the only Mind ;
and this Mind must he not merely
believed, but It must be undes-
stood"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
New Prexy
Wants Student
SeN-CovernI1,en
Has Support Of
Church And
State Boards

WILBERF0RCE-fANPD - De-
claring that the institution will be
run on the theory that its primary
reason for existence Is the welfare
OF it's students. Dr. Charles II. Wes-
ley, Wilberforce university's new
president. urged all friends OF VIII
berforce TO give their genuine CO.
everything In his power to develop
the institution into real univers-
ity second 10 none
student Participation
Among the reforms which Will
receive his immediate attention ara
the instituting OF genuine student
seif-government. the revival OF the
student paper. and the creation CT
welfare committee composed Of
students and teachers primarily IN
terested in the housing. sanitary.
and dining room conditions on the
campus. Assuring that he will do
everything in his power todevelop
real research center at WILDER
force. DR.. wesley has already sane
toned the restartinr Of the evil
herforce University Quarterly" =
faculty publication devoted 10 thu
educational and social development
Of the Negro.
The election Of nr. Wesley -
the presidency 81 wiiberforce
marks the end 81 the dispute he
tween the state and the church. He
II the first president 10 receive the
signal honor OF being elected by
both state and church boards. Be-
fore this. the president ot the en-
tire institution was elected BY the
church hoard alone. and the state
hoard had no voice In n even
though il contributed heavily 10
the budget of the institution. AS
dean OF the graduate school 1T
Howard UNIVERSITY and as nresid-
ing elder in the AMF church. Or.
Wesley IL very well-known among
educational and church circles az
~ scholar and = gentleman" and
HIS arrival IN the camnus was
heralded with iov not only nv the
- members ~ the two boards of
trustees. but also nv the members
OF faculty and the student bodv.
bishop r. G. Ransom. chairman
OF the church board Of trustees and
Atty. Ray Hughes. chairman Of the
state board OF trustees. declared n
personal interview that thcv nd
complete confidence In tho Pew
president and that they were d.
termined 10 eliminate fror, 'he
institution both church and -'-'e
politics.
The university opens rs rev
session on Monday Sent II for
freshmen and Monday. Sept. 81. for
other students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Members Honor Pastor And Wife After
z Years Progress; Drive Nets $3,S2l.52

New Bethel Baptist church. 421l
Hastings street, at Willis, Detroi;
Mich, expressed their appreciation
to their pastor, Rev. w. 4. Ramsey
and his wife last Wednesday night
Aug. IL. when the treasurer OF tha
church presented the congregation
with a document showing that tn
property Is clear OF debt.
Enthusiasm blazed high and
the members yelled for JOY. Many
OF the older members came for
ward TO touch the paper as an ev-
idence OF their Joy In the accom-
plishments and their devotion IA
their church. Two years ago the
church was at low ebb. spirit
ually and financially. Many mem
bers had become discouraged and
left, church officers reveal.
In the last two years under the
present administration the follow
ing improvements have been made
The church had been cleaned up
and beautified, new pews installed
pulpit furniture, new runners, loud
speaking system installed. adding
machine. mimeographing machine
telephone. and the partition wal
removed, giving more space for
seating capacity. new pulpit Bible
and perhaps other equipment.
Successful Drive
Sunday. Aug. 9 had been desig-
mated for more than ninety days as
the date to close the who Is who
drive A goal was set for $4,000
rhe contestants and departments OK
the church reported in cash.
S3.S2i.52. Mrs. Eliza Butler led IN
Section OF the contest. reporting
s1.632.1S. representing the Senior
Usher board. she will be crowned
Miss New Bethel" Sunday, Aug
30 at the morning service.
Mrs. Lucille McGary. contestant
for Section 2. representing the
Courtesy club reported s264.0S and
will be awarded a seat OF honor OH
the same date.
The church expressed its appre-
citation on their pastor for his fine
leadership by unanimously voting
that the pastor and wife be given 4
S0-day vacation with pay and $500
which will include his trip to the
National Baptist convention. The
pastor and wife plan to leave on
Monday. Aug. 81 to return the last
OF September.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
INKSTER JOTTINCS
ny MADELINE DeFms

nior and senior choirs.
The Benjamin Sargets, OF Walnut
street. are the very proud parents
OF fine baby girl. Both mother
and daughter are doing fine.
lnkster Cplift
The Inkster Uplift Twelve had
their annual picnic at Belle Isle
recently. They had Ave guests and
their Judge. Mrs. Charles Wilson. A
wonderful time was had by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elliott. ri
Cherry street, announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Ma
jorie Carr to VIII Henry Sargent
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Sargent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Wesley To Institute Reforms At Wherefore
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

the outstanding features were the
memorial services al the State the
ater and the parade Saturday eve
ming. The colored soldiers Of Camp
Custer. who man the big guns, drew
a great applause as guest paradere.
The hotels, restaurants and paras
were crowded day and night. The
scenery was beautiful. Those v ho
were seen at the convention inclui-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Browf, WALTON,
Vincent. DAVIS, Turner. Dennis,
Graham and Eubanks from Ecoree.
Mrs. Craighead. Fuller. Branhsm
were also there. other visitors in-
cluded Mr.. McDuffee and Mrs. Will
kerson.
First Baptist Church
The sermon Sunday morning Al
First Baptist was preached by the
pastor the Rev. J. d. Davis. text,
Gen. 22:26. subject. God Will
Make a Way for You" Music was
rendered by the choir. The atten-
dance was large.
The entire community was shock
ed by news OF the death OF Mrs
Nancy Conner. who passed away at
her home early last week. He.'
funeral was held last Tuesday from
First Baptist church. Mrs. Conner
was a member of First Baptist
church and its choir and was high
ly esteemed by the whole commu-
nifty. Surviving the deceased are
her husband, eight children. o
mother, five sisters and one broth
err.
A large crowd was present last
Sunday to hear the program zen
dered by the United Gospel chorus
II was sponsored by Mrs. sinkins
for the Deacon board.
vi. Zion Baptist Church
A splendid sermon was delivered
Sunday at Mt. Zion church by tie
Rev. r. w. Smith. Of Detroit. sub.
ject Gods Triangle OF Righteous.
ness The choir sang many lovely
selections. The Gospel singers rer-
dered fine selection which all en-.
joyed. Visitors we're: Mrs. +. Jack.
son. Mrs. Gary. Mrs. Lucille Robin.
son. OF Columbus. Ohio: Miss Al.
berta Ware. also OF Columbus
Mrs. Dickson and Mrs Z. Armor
Members OF the church and cho.i
visited New Mt. Morish. in Detrol-
Sunday evening.
There will be an annual picnic
held Saturday Aug. % on 10Th stree
and Francis. Three ball games viii
be featured by various players. Re-
freshmenis will be sold. All are
invited TO be present
A dinner was given at Mrs
Youngs residence. 1865 Eighth
street. wednesday evening.
The Rev. G.. A. Stevenson is pas.
tor OF Mt. Zion: Johnnie Mae Tsy-
Tor, church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
orthwest Detroit
hsiness And Social
BY RIFFS ]. GRIM, Jr.

ny RltlS j. CRIM, Jr.
IRIS Mary owens and son,
|nrice Of 2Ol66 Northlawn have
urned from their trip in Kansas
r. Kansas.
VI. and Mrs. James Broad OF
lhlawn has Miss Carrie NJ.
fdue visiting them.
VI. and Mrs. Nose Evans az
IS llene are entertaining Wade
ms and daughters. Mrs. Lucille
nnson and Ophelia Harris OF
ishurgh
Yrs Dorothy Haddon OF Ilene Is
flllng her sister. Mrs. Edua
ckery in Champaign. Ill.
pr and Mrs. Lawrence Bean OF
wood are attending the conven-
OF Pentecostal Assemblies of
World In Christ Temple, In
napolis Ind. Mr.. and Mrs
nsileld Waters. Dorothy Bird,
~ Lee Bird and Mr.. and Mre.
Ham Abney accompanied them.
Mss Sarah Grier. a teacher At
odwln intermediate. Macon. Ca,
house-guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
watson OF Birwood for two
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
ROSEVILLE
BY RUSSELL FuLLMORE. JR.

First Baptist Sunday school was
we'll attended. The pastor spoke
on Spiritual Blindness The,
had four visitors.
Mrs. Johnson, Of Arkansas. 1;
visiting Mrs. Sulcie Julian. OF Oak
Dale.
MIR. and Mrs. Kirk, OF Tennessee
were dinner guests Of Mrs. Full.
more. recently.
The Usher board had wonder
full rally ut o'clock. l.. Couch is
president.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith. pastor oil
Oak Dale held dedication serv-
ice at 3 Pm.
Trina Jean Foster, OF Lawn boule'
ward. Is sick in the hospital.
Corporal Max n. Blount Is home
on furlough visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert BIount.
II you want your Tribune. see
the Fullmore brothers, Harry and
Russell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

The Guardian Institute. Inc, Ink
ster. Mich, was officially opened
Sunday, Aug. 16, with a parade
from the ST. Clemens Mission on
Harrison and Cherry streets to the
practice shop at the 1nkster High
school, corner Harrison road and
Michigan avenue. The parade was
led by the Rev. Father limbo
swziner. OF Palmer street, in De-
troit. +. Glaze was elected presi-
dent.
over one hundred people par
ticipated in the AFFAIR. Certificates
were issued to members of the in
stitution.
Better Citizen Club
The Better Citizen club held their
regular meeting on last Saturday.
Samuel Lewis was presented TO the
club by the president, A. Benjamin.
Mr.. Lewis is member OF the
Housing committee OF UAW-CIO
Ford Local 600 and he urges that
the people give their support for
the 1900 units to be built in the viii
lage. instead OF a smaller number.
MIR. and Mrs. +. Sinclair and
family, OF Alfred street. spent the
weekend in the Windy City.
Semper Fidellls
Mrs. Rose Simmons, president OF
this progressive and unusual club,
entertained the members at her
home on last Monday evening. This
was the last meeting until the first
week OF October when club actiyi-
ties will again be resumed. The la
dies were served very delicious
luncheon that included slice OF
the first cake made by the mixer
which was birthday gift 10 Mrs.
Simmons from the club
Members present were: Mes
danes Josa Martin. Wildred Nor
rison. Ruth Gray, jeanette Verdun,
shelia Jackson, Rosemary Sim
mons. Margery Nepean and Lila
B. Manner. One other member alb
sent was Mrs. Agnes Davis.
A very lovely time was enjoyed
IN chatting and exchanging expert
ences. when the evening ended Just
a shade OF reluctance was In the
farewells given each other.
Mrs. Frances Virgins or Frank
lin. La. Is the late Summer guest
OF her son and his family, the Law
renee verduns. OF Spruce street,
Mrs. Hattie Lightsey OF Buffalo
NY, is visiting the Charles VIII
sons on walnut. She Is the aunt
Of Miss Lula Wilson and brotner'
Harvey.
Mrs. Johnnie kellogg Is taking 3
well-deserved rest and vacation a.
the Summer resort in Idiewiia'
Mich.
Mrs Emma Taylor and daughter.
Ruth Taylor Purdie. were weekend
visitors OF relatives in Lansing
Mich.
Teddy Morrison. Jr.. II In Detroit
visiting his uncle, DIR. NJ. J. Nor
rieon.
Misses Patricia and Alice Espey.
of Middietown. Ohio. and ldeil
Mack OF Detroit, visited Madeline
DeFils.
Mrs. Josa Harris. Of Henry street
sustained . fracture OF the arm IN
fall at her home.
Young Misses Marion and Dorc-
inv weston are visiting relatives
In Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Anderson
Jr.. are now residing IN their ne"
home. 49,,
Womack Temple CINE
The Rev. Esias Lee. assistant
pastor OF the Second Baptist
church. was the Sunday pulpit Wis
nor in the morning services. He
delivered very timely and instrue-
tive sermon from the NTH chapter
Of Romans. The subject OF wnicn
/ was "The Atonement" Musical So
1erfionr were rendered BY the ju-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
ST. PAUL AME CHURCH
lay and Chene Sfreets

On the closing Sunday OF this
conference year the pastor. the
Rev. A. Charleston, AME church
will preach from the subject:
Pursuing Peace"
The subject OF the evening mes
sage will be: "A Years Work
The Rev. II. NJ. Carroll. choir
and congregation. will worship with
us at 3 pm. DR.. Carroll will de-
liver the message and his choir will
furnish the music.
The Sunday school will open al
9:15 am.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene at J
D. m. Senior league. $50 pm. The
topic will he: THE Tic That
Binds" Acts: 20: 2S-3S.
ST. JAMES CME CHURCH
vinewood and Kirby
st. James CME church's second
building drive, recently launched
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
ALBION
By EDWARD WHITEHEAD. JR.

sunday afternoon the Rev. +. L.
Todd, OF Battle Greek, and choir
were guests OF Bethel Baptist
church. DIR. Todd preached a mas
terful sermon.
Mrs. Ethel Harris. OF Detroit.
formerly OF Albion, was weekend
guest OF her grandmother, Mrs.
CallIe Stephens. OF 102 s. Albion
street
Juanita simmons, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. RUFUS simmons. Of
400 w. Chestnut. has returned home
from visiting relatives and friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22
Cry Against Race Equality
Eorsrunner OF Hate Drive In 'Bama

urRNINGHAM-tAUGl - Dis
p nrss here this week by the News
w., labor publication. revealed
', osIcIaIs OF the Tennessee Coal
pay and Railroad company, ant
~ pepublIc steel corporation were
s.,ding financial backing for q
.',swIde campaign designed to stiI
rarIal hate In industrial plants
s,sred IN war work.
rSs hate campaign was touched
reeently by Gov. Frank NJ
.on who refused a contract prof
LII nv The Defense Supplies cor
[ara,Ion division OF the Wa,
Lsnnower board. on the grounds
IN 4 was an attempt by a gov.
lament agency TO force racial
[uslIty. upon the South.
III n. r,omay. assistant TO the
i, a.Ident NJ the coal and iron con-
In attempted to secure the sup
X, N the Alabama Press asso-
ss,lon meeting here July 24-25. by
[ring them endorse Dixon's stand
4 the medium use OF manpower
IrIns the national emergency
IN editors. however. refused ~
How Introduction OF his resolu-
b.
III NJ Ball. superintendent Of the
me company. has been busy at
limiting 10 split employers in the
In and Republic Steel Corp. ore
|nes along racial lines by he
|borInr the question OF whether
N should work under Negro sill
srIsion. the News Digest
targes.
Before either OF the companies
ID unionized the practice was I,
kploy Negro foremen with crews
from eight TO ten men OF both
hes working under them. When
union came. company Officials
bowed only Negro men to work
der Negro foremen.
'Ball said. There r. one thing
kon't do. work a white man I'M
Negro"
ID \. Thompson. assistant gem
N manager OF the RSC. was
tused OF melting white non-un-
Ist against his Negro employees
maintaining pistol-carrying
hillary police force at the mines
Union leaders reported that az
hviis on statements and activities
the directors OF the race hate
mpalgn are being submitted 10
} FBI. the National Labor Rela-
tns board, and the War Labor
BIRD.
he News Digest. sharply critl-
ted Dixon for his fascist doc
pes and policies declaring that
the governor Is not checked. his
npaign against Negroes will ex.
d 10 a movement against Cath
rs, Jews and other minority
pups, split the nation, and lose
war.
Four position" stated the paper.
that 90 per cent OF the people
the United States are white and
per cent are colored. and this
per cent should be able To give
lice 10 the 10 per cent. get Jus
for itself. and live with them
peace and harmony.
four position Is that the use OF
Empower. white. black. red. yell
or any other color, race or
ed Is a war problem and not n
Pal or social problem. and that
he white people OF the United
ies are half as just. as charita-
as abiding and as Chris
as they should he. they can
2 ways and means OF using all
manpower. black as well as
ite. to The best possible advan-
e toward winning the war"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-22

in Detroit.
Rufus and Courtney simmons
sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons
have returned home from nine
weeks camping trip at Boy Scout
cnmp Tee Tonk At Wolf Lake
Jackson. Mich.