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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-11
Detroit Association OF Wonlens
clubs To Observe Rosa Cragg Day

The Detroit Association OF
Eomcns clubs have declared sun
<ay. pee. u. as Rosa L. Gragg
bay
a Mrs. All Thomas, chairman OF
10 Musical tea given In her hon
a. The association from 4 TO 6.
tated I'VE are fortunate in hav-
H. a president who merits such
Respect
A Mrs Gragg. race relations ad-
,sor OF the State OF Michigan and
krcsldent OF the Detroit Associa-
No. Of Women's clubs, has the
Hsfncfion Of being named one Of
he six outstanding Negro women.
ponsors say.
4 Under Mrs. Gragg's leadership.
l. association purchased a beau
MI and spacious club house. A
kumhcr Of clubs throughout the
Ma west are named In her honor
he is the author OF The Rosa L..
&raer Ten Point Victory Plan. Of
banning and employing 10000 Ne
10 women in industry. which Is
ling used extensIvely Mrs All
homas also stated Detroit
Mould be proud 70 pay homage to
grand a lady"
a Mrs. Luella Hill is program
balrman
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MISHAPS OF
THE WEEK

On his hospital bed in Recelv-
ing hospital, John vorce. 50. of
547 +. Palmer, told police that
he was shot last Sunday evening
by pleaz Walker who escaped
after the shooting.
Vorce. who IS employed in a
beer garden as a bouncer said
that he had elected Walker from
the place before he returned with
revolver and fired three shots.
In the hospital suffering pos
sihle dislocaton OF the neck
james Moore SO. Of 1854 Clinton.
told authorities that be was rob
bed Of si6is and beaten by two
men last Saturday night
Theodore MacAdoo. 80. OF 2296
Maple street was rushed TO the
hospital Dec l. after he had been
stabbed In the neck He charged
his wife. Esther 30. with the as
eauif
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Soldier Beaten By Whites Given 81 Years In Dixie Court
Salmon Gamers
Boast: Packed BY
White Labor"

NEW YORK A New york
housewife who purchased can
~ Snow Cap Branl Puget Sound
Sockeye salmon from Gristede
Bros chain grocers hero was
startled 70 find the label con-
tanning The wordg vacuum pack
cd by white labor She TOLD The
grocer she would purchase no
more salmon with that labrl Tore
Il or and mailed itto rhs MACE.
Protest WAS registered hv the
NAAcP with ne Flshfrmen
Packing cerporaiion Anacories
Wash and win Grsiedr Bsos
saying the white labor" wording
on the cans encourages NE IDEA
~ discriminating against ROOM
Geo American citizens who hArpen
10 Dc colored TIE NAAcP said
Il had not determined how widely
this brand q salnion Is dls'rib-
uted but BE- Is believed to be on
sale IN many sections Of the
.cnnntry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-11

INe Nel. Fffa DFumm0nd acted
as hos 70 a THANKSGIVING dinner
given by Class >e 70 The Rev. J.
n Noble IS pastor.
The affair was held a, 1853 Med
bury sunday NOV IS Members
who Mere served 8 full turkey din
ner were MISS Thresa Love, Dude
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No. &i.8si
ORDER or PUBLICATION

Al session Of said Court held
al the Court House IN the City
OF Dciroit in the said County Of
Wayne on Nov. %. AID, 1919
Present Honorable JAMES r.
CHENOT. Circuit Judge.
In this cause. il appearing by
affidavit on fllo that the defend
mt. Lacrant Wilkerson, cannot
be served by process issued out
Of this Canrt rs he IS not resi-
dent of the State Of Michican hut
is IN tho Armed forces OF The
United States and resides in The
state OF Missouri, Jefferson Barr
racks
OK MOTION or CHARLES r.
PERKINS. Attorney for the plain
TIN
TT rs ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Lagrant wilkerson. ap-
rear and answer the Bill Ct Com
plant IN This cause within three
months from tho date ~ this or
dor. or that said Pill Will he taken
as conf, sscd and that this order
he published according 10 law.
and copy thereof he served up
IN the defendant by registered
mall as required nv law
JAMES F cHEN0T
Circuit Judge.
"a True Cory
cAsPAR J. I1NGFMAN. clerk
nv A. A rERGER
Deputy Clerk 1911 io2
MET RrcisTTRrD--
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dcClendon Up
Tor Reelection

Ia list OF nominees for officers
hd Board members OF the NAACP
hl BE submitted 10 the general
senhcrship at the annual meet
hr sunday, Dec. II. at the ST.
ht6ine YMcA The meeting will
krln NJ pm.
la nominating committee COM
rsed OF seven members viii sub
NJ nominations IT the meeting
hnday. The members arc Or
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Members aAa friends OF Mace
tonia enjoyed ne sunday morning
message BY The pastor on What
think ye 81 Christi
An inierraeiai GoodHill confer
enee among the churches q all
colors creeds races and natora &
lies will be held az Macedonia Bap-
ist church Friday Dec 10 begin
ming a. pm. a goodwill supper
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Private Told
To Take OFF
Uniform
Suffers At Hand
Of Civilian
Authorities

WASHINGTON. D. C.-The case
OF PVT Reeves Bell, who was
beaten by four white men IN
Starksville, Miss. because ne
would not take Off his uniform.
and who was sentenced to 81
years In the state penitentiary by
n Mississippi court. has been
placed before Secretary Of War
siimson by the Washington Bu-
reau OF the NAACP.
Pvt Bell. who was attached to
n Quartermaster battalion AT Fort
Miles Stanish. Mass. was on a
furlough and was visiting his
parents in Starksyille
The record shows that on his
first evening in town he was
standing on the street corner
chatting with two colored girls
when four white men passed by.
One OF them pushed Pvt. Bell. but
Bell said nothing A second push
was given him he was asked
Where did you get that uni
forms
Bell replied that Uncle Sam
had given him the uniform. where
upon he was told Take or that
soldier suit" Naturally Bell re-
fused and scuffle ensned in
which one Of the white boys
claims 10 have been cut by the
soldier.
No Aid Given
Bell was arrested and Jailed
Military police entered into the
case but did nottake Bell into mill
tary custody. leaving him TO the
tender mercies OF the Starkssille
Pvt Bells commanding officer
was notified Of his predicamont
but still the military authorities
did not take charge An examina-
tion into the case was made by
Truman X. Gibson. Civilian Aide
to the Secretary Of War who
told the NAAcP there was some
confusion ahout the notification 10
military authorities.
The next news was that OF
Bells conviction and sentence 10
3ik years in prison. The NAACP
letter to Secretary Srmson
states:
We understand that the War
department has already taken the
position that all soldiers arc to
he tried by military tribunals and
that only for a very few strong
reasons will they be turned over
to civilian authorities In view
Of the fact that military police
men we're at the scene OF the arr
rest and the commanding officer
OF Fort Miles Standlsh had no
iice OF this mans detention, may
We inquire why the military po-
lice did not take jurisdiction in
This case
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The Rev Mr.. McGhee read the
scripture lesson preceding the
splendid sermon by the Rev +. X.
Bethel OF Los Angeles Calf, who
spoke from Psalm 23i.
Thursday evening Dec. ? a
church meeting will be held for
members only
jamie Bond is church reporter.
". a Thompson. chairman: Mrs.
l.. ". Tyrrell Prince Clark John
Cowling. Peter Craig Mrs Pearl
Perry and r G Hollis.
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Mae Williams. Elsie Thomas. VIII
iie Belle Young. Mrs. L. c. Love
CIessie Lee Drummond Ella Haw-
kins Mary Harrison Cameron
Lawrence and walter Young
Guests present vere Mrs Mary
Kennedy Lucy May. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Williams Loretta patter-
son, Alfred Williams. Jr.. Baby
Sammie Lee and Mildred.
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. NOTES

William Summers, yice-presl-
dent OF the Nacirema club. has
just been elected chairman OF the
ST. Antoine branch YMCA 10Th an
nual dinner which will be held
sometime IN March
Or. J. J McClcndon has just an
nounced the appointment OF Felix
Matlock and ! cardove as now
members Of the Membership COM
mii,ee
Edward swintt promises his
friends that the "Y's7 20th Annual
Forum rories will he very infor-
native and interesting a tenia-
tive schedule will be announced
next week.
Claude H. Cooper, president OF
Tho Michigan Association Of Mem
bership secretaries and -rr--tecil
Robinson. BOYS Work secretary
we're in Pontiac Mich, Friday
studying in the Work shop on n
program for the Youth In The
Next Decade Dean Emil LETTER
Ph D.. OF Albion college, gave the
KEYNOTE address. the subject Of
which was youth In Calamity.
Dean Leffler pointed out the plight
Of the youth ms a result of the
war He touched on the topic q
war brides and the economic sit
uation that Will come IN The post
war ora as result Of tho lower
tax rates when industry shifts
from the city 10 tho suburban
community where taxes are lower
and where new plants have hoen
built for implements ~ var The
Dean ended his talk by stating
that The YMcA program emphasis
should be placed IN tho era Of the
1915 arc in order 70 make bet.
tor future generation
Bonnie Carter negro star OF
Crash Dive entertained the
Boys department. with news and
stories OF his Hollywood advcn-
lures.
The NYO club IS planning par
ty for Friday Dee. 10.
The plans for the COED party
Friday. Dec. II. are well under
way.
The Rev. Mr.. Parker and Mr.
Harper OF Southern West Com
munity center. Pontiac Mich. Will
work with Nr Robinson on a pro-
gram between the oiiies.
The BOYS department. announce
the plans for a special gift mem
bership for parents who wish q
surprise their sons with *" mem
bership cards.
The basketball season goi under
way last Thursday whom 81 An.
tome won The game played with
Ford Foundry by score of o-'o
The volleyball team did not feel as
well because they loss four straight
games Of tho scxtet OF Northern
YMCA
Additional Notes on Page ~
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LEGAL NOTICES
Charles II. Perkins Attorney
co. T.. Warren lN,enue

STATE or Michigan. IN the
Circuit Court for the county OF
Wayne. IN Chancery.
ALICE ALBERTA WILKERSON,
Plaintiff vs. LAGRANT vILKER-
son. Defendant.
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James +. kelley who recei, ed
"A testimonial and banquet In
recognition 81 his sixteen years
" service as grand secretary
OF the lBrOE of ", from Ala.
hama Els and Daughter ElkG
he has also served long mum.
Der Of years a. exalted ruler
II Jones Valley Lodge Ne. IL,
one Of the largest lodges among
Els In the World. Nearly 1000
Birmingham and Alabama citi.
zcns from all walks Of life we're
In attendance at the colorful
affair.
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The Rev. Mr.. Parker and Mr..
Harper, OF Southern West Com
munity center, Pontiac Mich. viii
work with Mr Robinson on a pro-
gram between the cities
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-11

The BOYS department announce
tho plans for a special gift mem
bership for parents who wish 70
surprise their sons with 'Y' mem
horehfn cards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-11

The plans for the COED party
Friday. Dec. II, are we'll under
way.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-11

The NyO club is planning a par
~ for Friday, Dec 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-11

Bonnie Carter negro star OF
Crash Divc entertained the
Boys department with news and
stories OF his Hollywood advcn-
lures.
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cAsrAR J. LfSCEVAS. Clerk
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ORDER OT PUBLICATION

A. session q sad Court hell
a. 80 coert House n ~ CITY
- Detroit = ssiS County o. ~
sfh tav - Noreruher kD.Nfff,
Presenf Herorsbis LESTyR :
NOLL. cfrceii Judge
n satirfsrtoriiy appearing 70
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n. ". esllghily. Attorney
froe cr.tfef Avemne

STATE OF MICHIGAN. n TIE
ci-cgit Cc-r, 20 re ccgstT q,
Ware q ctzncsry.
yABLE ELIZABETH JONES.
Pisir'iff ~ SYLVESTER JONES
Defendant
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STATE or MICHIGAN. n he
Circuit court for the courty 81
wayrs. IN CkarcerT.
EDNA LANE. PiaintiH. ".
rSptFI f.tNE- Defendant
yO. sts.&-
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
A. q sssrion q aid coart held
IN the courf House Il the City
e Detroit wayne county. o.
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cAsFAR J. LfScENAS. Clerk.
By A A BERGER.
nsrsfr cierk iI-1-lA
Evening star., 1943-03-26
HELP WOMEN.

SEAMSTRESSES
TO SEW SLIP COVERS AND
DRAPERIES, WHITE ONLY.
STEADY YEAR AROUND
EMPLOYMENT, HIGHEST
WAGES IN CITY.
TIRALLA,
4843 MASS. AVE. EN-. 1901.
Evening star., 1943-03-26

| WOMAN colored. part-time g.h.w. 3 to
40 pm, working couple light laundry:
no Sundays: references; 50 week and
carfare CaH HO. 3515 after p m.
WANT TO GET in touch with soldier sta
toned in or near Wa WaShngton who desires
to bring his wife 10 Washington and who
| needs place to live; will employ wife for
cooking and general housework, pay Sl5
week. room and board; nice place to
stay: private bath. MA 1859.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BEER PARLOR and light lunch. colored
trade; over $500 weekly business suaran-
teed; Low rent. Price. 81 800; must have
$1,000 down. Substantial discount for all
cash. Owner is in Ill health with son in
Call I. II. MinoVtz. atty. RE. 1882. 90
locsIion' eood business; selling on account
owner has other business. 70S 18th st: Sc.
DRUGSTORE location in shopping center
One OF the best in this section. Executive
BOARDING HOUSE, furniture and business.
o rms kit. baths; newly decorated
near 22nd and K SITS. NV: $4,000. Cali
AID. 9352 Mr.. Brossard. owner. 90
EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE SALES
MAN with successful record past 5 years.
lished. downtown real estate Office: must
be aggressive and cooperative, enthusiast
tic leader. follow UP leads, assist statesmen
IN closing. We have good volume sale
hstingS. plenty prospects Local experience
Dreferrad Large volume business; State
count basis. REPLIES confidential. Box
DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY STORE in
Silver Spring, Md; established one year:
owner subject to draft; very reasonable.
Phone after pm. Ordway 1857. Il
FOR SALE-Retail meat and grocery busi-
ness in good white neghborhood: gross
receipts over $4,000 weekly; we'll stocked.
National 1929. 90. :
OPPORTUNITY for member of the bar
not subject to military service to conduct
law once handling general practice ,Writa
Box 3c4-D, Star. ss.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GENERAL. NURSING, best references: live
10. Phone Vienna 129 or write Nurse,
Vienna. Va. Box 275.
GIRL. colored, wants elevator job: no Sun
D1. 1879 before $3.50 Saturday. 21'
GIRL. colored, wants work as elevator
operator. TR. 005l.
LADY WILL TYPE, cook--what have you?
few hours daily, exchange room. Box
319-D, Star go
NURSE, practical, of culture and refine
ment desires employment within city
limits. Box 313-D. Star. -
SECRETARY, experienced, 140-16O W D. M
single, mature. desires responsible posi-
tion. preferably congressional; initiative
in details and research work, particularly
postwar problems: medical and aero
nautical background Box 351-D. Star
sECTY: :sTENOG several years expert
ence In legal Arm, young. accurate, wants
interesting work that requires intelligence
and initiative $40 per mo. Call Tues,
Thurs. after Z pm.. RA. 5000. "a
TYP1NG AND EDITING manuscripts, and
other piecevork; guaranteed accurate
Will can and deliver. Dr. 1890.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
HELP WOMEN.

LADY, young, under 80, for
general office work; some
knowledge of tipping and
bookkeeping necessary. Cap
ital Garage, 1920 New York
ave.
STENOGRAPHER CLERK,
mature woman; good salary
and permanent position; ne.
location. Give details and
references. Box 266-D, Star.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
SITUATIONS WOMEN Cont,

| POSITION with administrative response
bility by experienced secretary now in
aoeauately employed; salary, S2,400. Box
3O1-D. Star. 81
Evening star., 1943-03-26
HELP WoMEN.
RAGGEP

Girl, white, under 80 yrs. of age
should be tall. Work consists OF
putting paper bags on garments
after being dry cleaned Chance
to learn other skilled work in dry
cleaning business. Salary to start
$18 per wk. Apply the dry clean
ing dept, the Pioneer Laundry,
920 r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1943-03-26

ss-d 'xsN no psnw,uoo)
Evening star., 1943-03-26
HELP WOMEN.

GIRL FOR SODA FOUNTAIN,
S24 week, Apply Continental Drug, 422
North ia pito1 ST
Evening star., 1943-03-26
HELP WOMEN.

TYP1ST, general office work;
5 5R-day week, good salary
Eli Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV
GIRLS, colored, feeders and
catchers. Bergman Laun-
dry, 623 G st. NV.
SEAMSTRESS on ladies' and
mems clothing. Hub Furni-
ture Co., 7th and D sts. NV.
ARMOUR & COMPANY
Have openings for 3 young
women in sliced bacon de-
partment, experience desir-
able but not necessary. Apply
in person to Mr.. Foreman,
sol 18th st. s.w.
Evening star., 1943-03-26
MAID
SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
CARPENTER and builder, thoroughly ex-
perienced with excellent references de-
slres employment. Available Immediately.
Box @S6-D. Star. IS"
INVESTIGATOR or claim adJuster. 20
years at present place. want to make
change. Box 3O6-D. Star 26'
MAN. colored, wants lob as clerk. daytime
experienced draft exempt Box 256-D
Star 26t
MAN. Al, white. well educated small handi
cap, desires work; nothing too small. Box
"oS-D. Star. "6@
MAN. young. draft exempt, desires change:
10 rS~banking, real estate exp. Box
3OS-D, Star. 80
MAN. colored. working part time, wants
work as janitor in small apt. small salary
and quarters co. 4120.
PERSONNEL CONSULTANT. available for
temporary assignments, recruiting expert,
labor relations problems, manpower regula-
tons: male, white, 4 years, draft de-
ferred. Box 21O-D, Star. 2S'
OFFICE MGR. ACCT. with cost plus con-
Structlon experience, draft exempt. capable
Young married man. Box 325-D. Star
Evening star., 1943-03-26
MARKER

MARKER,
White, experienced. Apply the
dry cleaning dept. the Pioneer
Laundry, 920 R. I. ave. ne.
STENOGRAPHER- TYPIST :
BOOKKEEPER, with knowl-
edge of construction work.
Apply Miss Sadler, Oil 18th
st. NV, after 5 pm.
SALESLADIES, coats and
dresses, for Thursdays and
Saturdays only; S. daily.
Eiseman's, F st. at 7th NV.
SECRETARIAL POSITION
To merchandise manager;
pleasant working conditions,
good salary. Apply employ
ment office, 5th floor.
THE PALAIS ROYAL,
11th and G SITS. NV.
TYPISTS-Several openings
for typists in insurance office;
5-day week, attractive salary
1922 K st. NV.
ALTERATION HELP, expe-
rlenced, for shop; daylight
Workroom; steady advance
ment;; opportunity for right
party. $40 18th st. NV.
COOK, HIGH-CLASS RES
TAURANT, CAPABLE AND
D EP E N DABLE; MUST
WORK S SUNDAYS, ONE
w E EKDAY OUT. 1884
CONN. AVE.
BUS GIRLS,
Colored, good pay, steady job,
no Sunday work. Apply Res
taurant Madrillon, Washing-
ton Bldg, 18th and New York
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1943-03-26

WOOL PRESSER.
White, Apply the dry cleaning
dept, OF the Pioneer Laundry,
o20 r, I. ave. ne.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24

FOR SALE-Complete layette & bassinet with mattress. 250 250 Alder lane.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24
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heard by some, but as the ex- plosions occurred after 10 it is believed the fire had been burn ing for some time and had ex- ploded the gasoline lamps.
 Prime handicap in fighting the fire was lack of water. One stream from a stationary pump was immediately used to protect the gasoline storage tanks. Other water was pumped by the city and military fire trucks from the harbor channel. First water was directed to the rear of the church but before the flames could be subdued they roared up into the bell tower, winch acted as nat ural flue. The steps in the tower and a landing were covered with tar and gravel which added dense black smoke to the scene. Adding also to the difficulty of fire fighting was the construction of the walls of thick solid beams, covered inside and out with siding. By l!:45 the fine was we'll under control.
 First fire insurance on the church and it's contents was placed shortly before the war and was carried in the amount of $2O,O00.
 Albert Torsen and three un- identified men were overcome by smoke during the fire.
Kodiak mirror., 1943-07-24

FOR SALES lots, 2 houses, 2 tent houses, on Mission road at city limits. One furn, See w. F. Lewis.