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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Bundles Aide, Nurse

She's commander Of the first
division Of the Aerial Nurse
Corps of America and, Ialthough
she ranks only as a Storekeeper
third class in the Bundles for
Blue iacketS organization, her
uniform in that capacity is most
becoming TO her golden pull
Chritude.
Carole'S weekly defense pro-
gram goes something like this:
Monday night. canteen work
at Wilmington Bundles for Blue
Jackets.
Tuesday night, chemical war
are gas defense class for the
iprial Nurse Corps Of America.
Wednesday night, rifle prac-
&c for Bundles for BluejacketS.
Thursday night. a party Of
'rVice men in for dinner at her
iome.
Friday night. advance Red
Cross first aid class.
Saturday night. no regular
commitments. but usually SerV-
ICE men 10 dinner.
Sunday, Aerial Nurse Corps
drill at Griffith Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
Gets Under Her Skin

Is tins business Of heln
called the now Crawford tina
really gets under Joan's skin,
"When finally got over mike
fright and went on the radio
they called me that" she began.
and when I learned To skate for
THE Ice Follies,' II was the same
thing. I became another new
Crawford when I took iip knit
ting. and now when ] talk Of be-
coming a producer it's the same
old story"
Joan Is serious abaHt -thiS-fat-
fer phase of her Hollywood ca
reer
"AIl these sO-Called new
things that have been happening
Co me-" she went on. "are only
natural steps in the development
of a human being"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-01
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loan CRAWFORD footlooSC
y ar aee- ~ aEf romantic ticS.
vas never happier IN hcr hfe.
exccn' for ono thing shes GO
Inc ~ scream t1' roNt time any
one roirr> 20 h0 rs The now
Crawford
pa, write interviewed hcr
.hc oru DAY following her
lengthy vacation in The East.
iust before >hc had settled down
20 making hcr new Columbia
p.cuuo lie Kissed 'hc Bride y
Among othpr things that viii
he If interest 10 the male popu-
lauon. Tive dynamic Joan pro-
cialmcd she didn't lug a torch
=crnss the country from New
York.
But I still say never again
20 marriage" she added al
though will always east o side
long glance at really hand
some man the same a. any other
female"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05

the service. Mrs. Joseph Hayes
CT Coyington. Ky. has been the
guest of her brother aud sister
iD-law. the Rev. c. w. Carpen-
tiers for the past week. She left
last Friday for her home. ac-
ccmpanied by Mother Carpenter.
From the Bulletin:
Pastors Anniversary
To-day marks the close OF
thirteen years OF faithful service
" our pastor. Under his leader
ship this church has truly gone
forward il every way. The
membership has been more than
doubled: the church has been
cleared of all Indebtedness ex-
cept the Donahue property which
was acquired little more than
two years ago ar cost of six
thousand dollars (s6.000-0o). I'm.
provement too numerous 10 men
ton have been made: and above
all the spirit OF harmony and CO.
operation has never been higher
than II Is today.
Under his guidance our church
has been and now is active II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
By MILO CASTOR

Comments
Thanksgiving Day passed and,
was observed not so much I'm
The spirit OF festivity and mer-
rlment, but in thanksgiving to the
Lord and the determination to
produce more war materials.
There were no DRINKS to be seen
Ia Ecorse during the holiday per-
iod Ninety-nine per cent OF the
local male population were at
their posts OF duty. Church serv-
ices were we'll attended. mostly
by women. Nearly all men who
were not already on their Jobs.
were preparing to go on their
afternoon shifts.
After talking with several men
'of both races at work on their
Jobs. | found that they all were
OF the same mind. Both colored
and white expressed the hope that
by this time next year. the Allies
would be victorious in this great
global struggle and that universal
peace and happiness would pre-
vail.
The GoodfelIows are making
Roadway ags,n this year. Last
Wednesday night was a gala night
at their party at the American
Legion post. The post always
gives one night to the Good
fellows. Next Wednesday night
the Last Chance Tavern will
also give the Goodfellows a night.
All are invited to be on hand.
Then, on Dec IL and ~. Mrs.
Span. OF the visger theatre. will
have a special show and a good
one. with all the profits going
to the Goodfellows' fund. Don't
stay home. Go out to the show
and help your Goodfellows' fund.
First Baptist Church
Pastor j. ID. Davis preached n
fine sermon Sunday morning
from Esther 1874. text. women
In His Program" subject. "Ill
Give My Life To My People. I"
Music was rendered by the choir.
Among the sick are Mrs. Pate,
Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Cook.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
A very educationaI sermon was
preached Sunday by the visiting
pastor at Mt. Zion. the Rev.
George Byars. subject. THE
Apostles Before the Sanhedran.'
Many were present.
Visitors included the Rev. and
Mrs. Hemingway. S. Green,
William Amos. Mrs. Bias. Mr..
Buntley and Miss Eleanor Walk
er, OF Detroit. Members were
also glad to see Mrs. Ada Lowery
back at church.
The Junior choir rehearsal and
Christmas practices will be Tues
day and Friday at $3.50 pm.
The Mission had a fine program
Sunday evening with the Gospel
Harmonious participating.
The Rev. G. A. Stevenson IS
pastor: Johnnie Mae Taylor
church reporter.
Dumas unit No. s52 has forty
nine paid-up members to date.
The president would like very
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
BY JOHN L. RAGLAND

Community Night AZ the Dun
bar Civic center last Thursday.
Nov. 10 was a very enjoyable oc-
casion. Various recreational groups
and individuals rendered excep-
tional numbers. which with the
group and ither entertainment
made this a most enforceable
evening. The girls sextet. COM
posed OF the Misses Edith Nc
Fadden. Arlene Scott. Hortense
end Colleen Bacon. Laura John
son and Theo. Lee. sang The
Old Oxen Bucket" and way
ID wn On The Swanee River"
almost to perfection. "Massa
Dear" and the ever popular
"Stronghearted Men" were the
numbers chosen by the Mems
Chorus. Both were directed by
Miss Virginia Wilson. the Cen
ter's music director and all are
TO be complimented on the high
calibre OF the entertainment.
Such well-seasoned performers as
Tommy" Bridges with his violin
and Miss Thelma Ayers added
interest and variety to the pro-
gram. Miss Ayers gave selections
from Paul Laurence Dunbar and
Langston Hughes. Community
Night was presentation OF the
Center's music committee: Henry
Banks. chairman and Douglas
Williams. executive secretary"
William Pickens. Harvard grad
uate and Phi Beta Kappa, and fol
many years the dynamic field sec.
rotary OF the NAACP. was the
guest speaker OF the University
OF Michigan's Department OF So
ciology Tuesday, Nov. II. Mr..
Pickens is now employed by the
United States Treasury In the
Defense Savings department. He
chose as his subject, Colleges
and Universities In Time o.
War The lecture was held n
the luxurious amphitheatre OF tn,
Rackham building and was wei
Iattended by both white and col
Tered.
Just preceding the lecture 9
ldinner was given in honor OF Mr.
rickens by Reard1n Pearsoll II
the main dining room OF tn,
union. Among those present wer,
Julius Franks. DR.. Lewis Grant
douglas Williams. Miss Carol
lRrmsey and Hobert TAYLOR.
Il The above two excellent arti
,cles were lost in the last Issue
due 4, this correspondents fail
lure To anticipate rearranget
|~ohedule because OF Thanksgiving
lThey were written nv Miss Flori
lLee end Miss Carroll Rumsey
lresectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
news FROM ECORSE

much to have the other four mem
bers pay by next Saturday. Mrs.
jeanette Fuller, war activities
chairman. will be glad 10 receive
the name OF any Ecorse citizen
who desires TO take 10-hour
course in emergency relief train
ing. Give in your name and you
will be notified OF the first meet
ing. Saturday evening and night.
the Ladies unit will sponsor a
charity fund party at the Amer
lean Legion hall. on Dec. s, 1912.
Local talent will entertain. There
will be plenty OF fun and re-
freshments. 1t Is hoped a large
number will turn out. as the Riddles
party will depend upon the sue
cess of this event. Mrs. Eubanks
is chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
NEWS OF & FROM ANN ARBOR

Marshall Is the former Miss Es-
Their Tibbs and niece OF DR..
VIM. II. Dicks IN. Ester" left
her son. Herbert. Jr.. now aged
Z months. with her husband. DIR.
Marshall OF Washington.
Entertaining for the Thanks
giving were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
4. Day with party OF seven and
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Cromwell
who had their son George and
daughter. Mrs. John Morton and
their respective families for din
ner. Guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Cromwell was Mrs. Geo.
Cromwell's cousin. Mrs. Murriel
Harris of Detroit. We regret 10
report that Mrs. Edward Watson
was taken suddenly III at her
work last Saturday and is now
confined TO her home. A quiet lit
tie party was given last Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Smith in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn oi
River Rouge. The Quinns are
quite well known 10 Ann Arbor
and are very fine and busy
couple: together operating a very
successful coai business In River
Rouge. Other guests included
Mr. ard Mrs. Geo. Whitman. Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Wagner. Moth
." Simpkins and Little BELL"
Mrs. Mary Reeder and John Rag
land. Mrs. Lerov Swavne Is still
IN ST. Louis. where she was re.
centlv called by the Illness OF
her daughter.
AMONG THE LODGES;
Last Monday. the Eastern Stars
entertained their brothers" OF
St Marys Lodge and the Sister
J and Mason from the Ypsilantl
lodge with pot-Iuck dinner
Sunday. Dec. 6. Pratt lodge
IBPOE of W. will hold n SocIa
session in honor OF Brothers Geo
Comwell and VIM. Hawkins. tw,
OF the recent inductees. ST. Mary
l,dge No. 4 will hold its annua
election OF officers on Monday
Dec. 4 All the Craft are urget
~ he nresent.
Tn" Churches
Next Sunday Is First Sunda,
with the usual activities az boil
the AME on ~ 4th avenue an,
the Baptist on Fifth avenue an,
Beakes streets. Two announce
ments that will cheer all VIII,
love "Rethel' are the return o
Mrs. Alice Lee ~ her regula'
post after an absence OF. SOM
weeks due 10 the illness OF he
daughter. Mrs. Helen Benson II
Detroit and the return OF Mrs
Lillian Wright 10 her home. Mrs
Lee has been back for two Sun
DAYS now. and reports that he
daughter Helen has babv cir
and that both are doing fine. Mr.,
Wright returned last Monday
On Thursday. Dec. 2. the Youni
Womens Auxiliary OF tho Mis-
rionary Society (AME) will holt
bazaar. featuring all sorts an'
variety OF handmade articles ant
baked goods in the basement o
the church.
Last SUNDAY was dual cele
bratlon at Second Baptist with
the SUNDAY being the Rev. CIV
Carpenters 18th anniversary and
an evening service for the new
inductees with refreshments after
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
ANN ARBOR

POST SCRIPTS
A recent marriage was that OF
the former Mrs. Victoria John
son OF Beakes street. to Mr..
George wilhoite OF Chicago. Ill.
or Importance 70 members OF the
younger set was the birthday par
ty OF Miss Agatha Knox. daugh'
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Knox
CT West Summit street. last Fri
day az the Dunbar Civic center.
The party was a formal one and
was a verv beautiful and well ar
ranged affair Hostess was Miss
Flora Lee. From reports from
all corners. the pre-Thanksgiv-
ing Cabaret party OF the ABC
girls was a stellar affair. with
good music. refreshments and
plenty of good fellowship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
p;;,,er Reura

&c. Nash OF $50 Holford street
suerintendent OF Union Baptist
Sunday school, has returned home
from an enjoyable trip to his ma
tive home in Try Branch. Ca
where he visited his parents,
friends and other relatives. Nash
tells Of the inspiring progress oil
Central City college at Macon,
Ca. He was accompanied by his
five-year-old daughter. Ann. the
two returned in time for Thanks
giving dinner.
The Silver Star club had a
very successful party last FRI
day night. The Golden Star ciun
was guest.
The Eagles Basketball club gave
n "Jiye Jump" at Beecnwood
center wednesday evening, NOV
"a.
I nIon Baptist a..
Mr.. Douglass reviewed inc
SUNDAY school lesson. The Rev
q A. Brigel delivered an inspir.
ing message from Titus b:S. Inc
Rev. z. C. Copeland is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
PONTIAC

william Boyd died Nov. % M
the age OF 81. He was born in
Little Rock. Ark. reared in Gin
clnnati. Ohio and came TO Pontiac
% years ago. He was a member
o. 81 John Methodist church and
Is survived by a step-son. w. a
Williams. Burial was in Oak Hill
cemetery.
The Rev. r. c. Carr. pastor OF
Newman AME church, spoke last
SUNDAY morning on I'VE Have
A Building OF Cod" The senior
choir rendered an inspiring pro-
gram in the evening.
A meeting of the NAACP branch
was held at the Community CEN
ter.
A reception was given Mr. and
Mrs. Jessie Franklin. Nov. 2s AZ
the home OF Mrs. Cora Curries
on Jackson street.
The honesty OF Mrs. Nancy Tins
or Orion avenue Is worthy of
mentioning. The news carrier lost
a dollar several weeks ago which
Mrs. Tins returned 10 him along
with rs cents for papers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
Soldier Asks
Better Bus
Accommodations
Negroes Forced
To Stand As
Whites Sit

ST. PAUL--(ANP) - Vigorous
,roiests have been sent Presi-
fsut Roosevelt and Secretary Of
war stimson by the st. Paul
hyanch OF the NAACP over the
sbreaking" OF Regimental Ser
r,ant Samuel Reed. former presi-
t,nt OF the branch. and wide
spread reports that Negro SOL
iIers at Camp Lee, Va. are being
rOerced and intimidated by their
White commanding officers.
Reed. according TO reports. was
denoted by the commanding Of
feer because OF a list Of rec
concentrations submitted to him
Nv enlisted men TO correct "ter-
,Ible bus service, limited use OF
service clubs for Negro soldiers,
and discrimination and segrega-
tIcn practlced by the United States
Army Air corps.
The officer has been agrees
,he In all matters concerning
Negro soldiers. Is said to have
been blamed for recommendation
and as a result was broken" and
removed TO Camp Dix. Nj. for
Shipment 10 parts unknown"
Before his induction Reed was
active in the fight to get Negroes
into the home defense force. Ger
tain dislnterested persons here
bIeye that Reed was called out
Of turn In order to remove him
from the campaign.
BUS Prejudice
Reports from authoritative
sources said that many times Ne
FRO soldiers on leave have been
rassed up by bus drivers simply
because they we're Negroes. Com
plants further stated that even
when transportation facilities
we're available Negro soldiers
we're forced to stand in the aislcs
while white soldiers were seated.
After Sgt. Reed had been trans
ierred the commanding officer is
said TO have called meeting OF
the cadre tnon-commissioned Of
fcers) OF the 18th Quartermaster
Training regiment. TO which Reed
vas attached as the highest rank
Ink commissioned officer. and
told them to stop your damn
mouths. and accept the army"s
policy and practice OF discrimina-
Ton. or be busted and shipped"
Indications were however that
the soldiers would continue 10
fght 10 obtain decent treatment
for enlisted men at Camp Lee
Despite the threats OF the camp
commander.
Reed Is a brother OF Dwight
Reed. Jr., former star football
player from Minnesota university
now being trained at the Officers
school at Fort Knox. KY. where
h Is on the camps football team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
SAGINAW
ny MRS. M. TO0MEY

Zion Baptist
The morning message was mas
terfully delivered by the Rev. M
Toomey, pastor. The Gospel
chorus sang.
Newly elected Sunday school and
BTU officers are John B. Wor-
thy. superintendent: Mrs. A. B..
Rowe. president OF the BTU.
In the afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Toomey conducted baptisma! serv-
ices at First Baptist church. Five
persons were candidates. The Rev
r. C. Jones and the Rev. c. c.
Thomas we're present.
DR.. Toomry will i'ave III a rev
days for Nashville. Tern. to At.
tend the mortgage burning OF
the Sunday School Publishing
house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
TAG y east news Gdnable W
BY MRS. c. MARIAN McCILL

The masses at Sacred Heart
church were we'll attended last
Sunday with the Rev. Father
Carron singing the mass. Sunday,
the first Sunday in December.
will be Communion Sunday for
the Christian mothers. II Is hoped
ell the ladies will occupy the
center aisle at the $3.50 am. mass
and commune In one body. Con-
fessions will be held on Thurs
day.
Tuesday evening. the regular
devotions TO Our Lady OF Per-
petpal Help and Blessed Martin
De Poress. Let us all remember
our boys in our prayers who are
In the armed forces OF our coun-
try. Special prayers are held
every day for world peace.
On Thanksgiving Day. az the
beautiful apartment OF the McGills
en- Delmar avenue. guests who
partook OF a delicious turkey din
ner were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mcdonald and son. Junior. After
dinner. games were played and a
delightful time spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill
we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Foster. OF Crane avenue.
last Sunday at a dainty buffet
supper. after which a card party
was enjoyed.
On the sick list we find Mrs.
Rosie Patton. OF Lafayette ave-
nue.: and Mrs. Parham. OF Hale
avenue. Remember them In your
prayers. All news for this col
umn must reach Mrs. McGill on
Delmar avenue not later than 2
o'clock Monday mornings. as II
must reach the Tribune Office not
LATER than noon Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
OF GENERAL INTEREST:

The Jimmy Fondrens celebrated
Thanksgiving In grand style with
an Open House at their home on
IN. Main street.
Home for the weekend we're
Farley Davis ~ 635 n. 4th ave-
Mrs. Herbert Marshall OF Wash
l.ngton. DC. Mrs. Marshall. with
|her mother. Mrs. Donaldson. were
nv their cousin and
nephew. William Dickson. Jr.. and
his family on Moore street. Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
DINA In Recital

The Detroit Musicians associa-
lion will give a program Of Ne
gro composers at the Detroit
Public library auditorium. main
branch. Friday evening. Dec. H.
a. $50. The program will include
numbers Of compositions OF De.
.'roIt composers. Among some oil
these will be the works or Grace
Edwards-wailes. VIM. Hines. and
Frances white-Poole.
Featuring recital will be an ex ,
hIbt OF arts and crafts the worn
n Detroit's colored artists.
The admission Is free.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
O.E. S. COLUMN F. & AM. p. H. A,


II GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 1l-STATED MEETINGS-lst
II wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday, Worthy Ma
tron-Mr Aphreta Williams, els Trowhridge TO- 6-isui;
Worthy Patron-Mr. Richard white 5sz Erskine, Apt eo5
Secretary--Mr Viola Perry. SIS Leland, Tie. i-S76s
i BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. s-SrATED MEETlN6S-lst Fri
day. DECREE WORK srd Friday. Worthy Matron Mrs.
Martin, Garfield Apt fe 1897, Worthy Patron
Bristol 1871 Jos. Campau, FL i4S6; Secretary
MRS. Carrie b. Riley, lsps Parker, ri. 1885,
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Wednesday DEGREE WORK Srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
Matte Collins. 60i12sth St Ty. 66ylgl Worthy
Arthur Robinson Bs67 Eyalne. Tr 1859, See.
retary-Mrs Lula Hendey, sGi1 Buffalo Blvd.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 21-STATED MEETN6-end Friday
DECREE WORK 9Th Friday. Worthy Mstron-nrs. Martin
Cameron e55 Eliot Apt sef, Te x-5i0s; Worthy Patron
CAN'T, eo9 Hartford. Ty l.sss6 SECRETARY
Mrs. Helen n. CAN'T. s709 Hartford. Ty. f-7bs6
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. se-STATED MEETING st Thurs
day DECREE WORK srd Thursday. Worthy Maron-Mrs-
while Austn sosso MItehedaiei Worthy Pson-m Richard
white Erskne. Apt eos seeretsry-Mr Nellie Wilson
fos2i wyoming.
sT AGNES CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATED MEETINGend Wsdnes
dsy. DEGREE WORK fh Wednesday. worthy Mafron =
Mrs. Elizabeth 6ofl-2sh Ty ee9u Worthy Patron
Mr. walter sosk10th Ia. feGft Secrstary-ns
Pearl Hatton Leicester Ct Apt SOL na 1854
CAPsTONE CHAPTER NO. 1s-STkTEp MEETINQ-snd Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK-fth Thursday. WORTHY Msron =
Mrs. Rosetta Matthew'S s2ss r Fort ~ slsa WORTHY Psror
Rev Foyd Harris sss7 w. Ss7s; Secretsry MIS-
VIVA Matthews. sea =. Fort VI efsA
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charge Army Breaks Sergeant Who Protested Gross Preu0x

every effort for commoe0ks
terment. Truly we are naI
tunate in having the o
Carpenter as our pastor.
congratulate him upon mp
thirteenth anniversary. ufapps
also pray that God will l9tern
his days. that he may lead uni
e. still higher heights OF sstn
rfl morp anf material att
ment. And grant US dear LIE
Grace 10 follow where he leats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-04
Farley Today at 6. ". U.
To Study Teacher Training

A conference to discuss in-service
training of school teachers to meet
the demands of the new pre-induc-
ton courses in senior high schools
will be held this afternoon by Dean
James Harold Fox of the George
Washington University School OF
Education. The group will meet in
the Office of Dean Fox.
Asst. Supt. Chester w. Holmes
will represent District administra-
ton at the conference. Maryland
educators will be represented by DR..
Earle Hawkins OF the State Once
of Education: Nicholas Orem.
Prince Georges superintendent OF
schools, and Edwin Broome, Mont
gomery superintendent Of schools.
Virginia and West Virginia will be
represented by Dabney Lancaster,
state commissioner of education; DR..
B. H. Jarman, superintendent OF
schools of Arlington County: Wilbur
Woodson. Fairfax superintendent;
TIC. williams, Alexandria superin-
tendent, and George Ropp Martins
burg (W. Va superintendent.
To help the school Of education.
as we'll as the superintendent OF
the schools, Dean Fox has asked
r. v. Ellington, executive assistant
In vocational education, to interpret
the situation as it appears to the
National ONCE OF Education.
Legislation will be discussed by
Mr.. Ellington and practical school
needs by the various superintend-
ents.