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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

HENRY JOHNSON speaks 70 Ne
Eroes and Fog Them-Ever SO often
We have 4 wh.tc naive soul. rising
- give advice about Negroes and
10 them Il would no: be ~ bad
II the whites WHO try 20 Go i gave
evidence 81 some common KNOW
edSc about people Take "our
friend" Mr.. Henry Johnson. He
told group Of real estate men
that Negroes were satisfied 20 1--we
among themselves How wonder
fil Of him ~ 81 advise the gentle
men assembled He inferred what
a 10, ~ b.go.ed whites try 10 make
themselves believe in order 10 con-
;inue exploiting the down troddeu
with impun;y NEGROES have ncv-
er been concerned about living
with whites Or with anybody FOR
that matter. Negroes are greatly
concerned about having the rights
Of all American citizens.
II he had the money, he would
want 20 have me r. sht extended
~ him ~ live next door % Mr.
Henry Johnson 4 there was a house
for sale next door. ~ him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

Mr. Johnson. you are asked TO ex-
plain.
Mr.. Johnson went so Ear rs 10
say. 20 his audience. that he had
discovered that Negroes pay their
debts and were intelligent. Johnson
IS an intelligent man. Il Is hard
20 believe that he thought he was
making any startling revelations.
Some Of us know that~for q long
time Henry Johnson and some OF
his associates have been trying to
peddle his segregated housing pro-
gram 20 few ambitious Negro
real estate men. These Negro real
estate men had agreed 70 II In
secret, but when II was attacked
in the open last year. they denied
any connection with L. Mr.. John
son was asked 20 go easy. Now
Brother Johnson" comes back as
a wolf in the clothing of the help
ing hand sheep. Brother Johnson
we see your greedy and vicious
eyes shining through that sheep
skin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
By LEON w. TAYLOR

Recon: convictions OF japanese
sympa;h:zerS and their NEGRO or
ganizers in this country promp;
me 10 trace the development; OF
various movements and aggrega-
tons 10 their source.
The present Pacific movement.
and the Ethiopian movement, both
are ou;growths Of Marcus Garvey's
U.N1A. which 20 al intenS dis
banded with the deportation OF the
porily leader himself Garvey's
efforts in the organization OF illt-
crate classes OF Negroes went along
with the full knowledge and ap.
prevail OF the imperial japanese
government, assisted by japanese
funds given through Negro mem
bers. To 'Garvey's credit j; can
be said that he knew nothing OF
this NipponcSe contribution.
The controlling body OF the
U.NIA. was composed OF group
OF West Indian political and So
cial buffoons. not at all 20 be con-
fused with that vast group Of Gull
;ured ladies' 7and gentlemen from
the islands who have added much
10 the prestige OF the Negro in
the United States. They formed
secret oligarchy Of which Gar
vey's intellectual brilliance was the
guiding genius, but by no means
the last word in fnali;y Of de-
ciSons
Satchashl Takahashi. a japanese
who variously was known under
the aliases Of Toehii. ToSchii. and
TsShi. was the leading individual
directing this gathering OF the scat
tered units Of the UNIA. Further
more. he himself photographed and
diagrammed many sections ~ the
United States in company OF vari-
Gus Negro women. VI whom he was
exceptionally fond.
Along the Canadian border Taxa
haShi plotted and mapped ex;cn-
sive approaches for the military
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

an relationship in these modern
days will foster many more such
cases: as women become more and
more dependent and more selash
in realizing their own personal
ambitions and leave the welfare
and interests OF their husbands pitt
fully neglected,
Thus another such tragedy may
be added 70 the police bloiter And
another wife will spend an earthly
hell in bitter remorse for neglect
ing a devoted husband IN time OF
need.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Diagnosis

More often than not, for every
drunkard there is some marital
misunderstanding some neglected
human kindness which that indi-
vidual needs for strength. some one
person 10 rekindle self confidence.
SCI, assurance and decency 10 that
drunken sot.
Often a wife's self interest. lack
OF concern for the welfare of her
mate and her own petty selhshness
d. We a man to become a heavy
drinker.
However, the trend OF man-wom-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
The
Problem

dinner wasn't ready yet
From that time on their argu-
nnen;s waxed hotter and hotter un-
Ill Romeo had slapped her
"I've told you before" she told
him. that the arst time you laid
hands on ne I'd quit you q.
And I meant IT," she declared.
Sorry that his temper had gotten
the best Of him, Romeo tried TO
make up. but 20 no avail Il
seemed that Lilly Anne had been
waiting all these past Two months
FOR some excuse 20 leave him. She
was leaving too easy.
Romeo stood in the bedroom
doorway and watched her pack.
He wanted 70 say something, 20
tell her how sorry he was. But
he didn't know what 10 say.
ats no use standing there look.
Ing like a Ounce. I've made up my
mind TO 60 and that's that" she
reproached him.
Unable TO stand IL any longer,
Romeo went down the street 70
the bar. A good stiff drink might
help matters. After that second
strong drink, Romeo started talking
70 himself in an undertone.
81 Just can't believe II -. I've
slways given her everything she
wanted. I did everything | could
10 make her happy And now
Just because l slapped her once,
she's leaving me-"
Guess she just doesn't love me
anymore" Romeo cried into his
highball.
Mrs. Romeo Allyne had been up
Set and disappointed when she had
gone 10 bed. All this added to her
growing loneliness for her hus-
bands love and his tenderness had
left her restless and tormented.
Her own restlesness and the
message a friend had given her
about what was happening 20
Romeo had left her nerves taut,
strained and she had rolled and
tossed fitiully while trying to 60
10 sleep.
She couldn't get that sad, tragic
picture OF her husband of her
mind. For early that evening a
friend OF the family had dropped
by and told her Honey. I've got
bad news for you. was down to
the Takadrink Bar the other eve
ming and guess who I ran into?"
II don't know" Lilly Anne had
answered, even as her heart began
20 beat faster. Somehow she knew
that the person had been her huS-
band, Romeo
at was your old man, Romeo"
the friend continued. Il felt sorry
for him. He was down and out.
He looked like he was sixty years
old. He needed shave and his
Clothes were soiled Why.
almost cried"
Lilly Anne felt a twang OF re-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Pickens Main Speaker At
New Jersey Bon d Rally

PROVIDENCE. R. Following
the stirring address delivered here
Sunday by Dean william II. Pick
ems at a War Bond rally o. In the
Rhode Island School Of Design su-
ditorium. local citizens either
bought or subscribed 10 $500 IN
bonds and stamps.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
she was able 70 learn just VIVA.
had happened TO her late husband
Romeo. For she read the follow
ing account OF the tragedy in the
VI chigan Chronicle:
Man Killed As Patron Makes
Fun or His Clothes"

Fun OF His Clothes"
An argument between two beer
tavern patrons ended this week
when. 50 police learned. Romeo
Allyne objected 20 being made Fun
OF by another patron.
Romeo Allyne. 80. - 2235
Bes,sreet died soon after admit
lance 10 Receiving hospital while
suffering from a stab wound 20
the heart.
Witnesses say that he had been
hanging around the Takadrink Bar
for several days and had been made
he but; OF jokes by patrons Of the
bar, after he had made a habit;
Of begging drinks from other bar
patrons.
ION Tuesday. Romeo ANyne was
again made the but; OF jokes which
he apparently resented and az
tempted 70 make. Oscar Dunit 20,
no home address. take the re-
marks back.
"Dunit. so witnesses say. pulled
his knife and stabbed Allyne in
the chest The injured man was
ly ing in a pool OF blood when the
police arrived and was rushed 70
Receiving hospital where he died.
short time later.
1T was learned that Allyne Is
married but has been separated
from his young wife for several
months"
And so. that was what had hap
pened Mrs Romeo Allyne dropped
the paper and wept bitterly. She
knew that the blood OF her late
husband was on her hands, even
though she couldn't see IT, She
was responsible for his death. She
could never forgive herself for let
til her pride keep them apart.
Blu. IL was TOO late now The deed
had been done and she would be
punished. For she could never
forget that horrible. blood eurdling
nightmare she'd had on the same
evening that Romeo had been IA
tally stabbed in the Takadrink
Tavern.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
lease Number Tsn)

Lilly Anne Ayne attractive wife had been eranged from
her devoted husband Romeo months had agreed
disagree after she had repeatedly emphasized her
to have Of her At first Romeo hadn't paid much at
tenon her after she had said that tired sitting home
with nothing do and that she continue her musical
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
MIR. JOHNSON SPEAKS on
NEGRO NEWSPAPERS

Mr.. Johnson says that Negro
newspapers are radical. What does
the poor fellow mean Does ne
mean that because Negro news
papers figh. Tor the right OF Ne
groes, that they are radical? How
short sighted, His own trade jour
nal pleads and v.llihes in every
issue for real estate men against
government participation in build
ing all 70 what il thinks 20 the
advantage Of real estate men. This
is as y should be. Negroes have
not cast aspersions al he real
estate journal Such would be ig-
uorance and sociological blindness.
The Negro press hgh:S agains; the
explorations which some of Mr..
JohnSon's colleagues want 20 carry
on against Negroes Maybe this is
what ne calls radical l hope not
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19
Case
History


cause OF her constant nagging
Romeo had said, We'll all right.
IL that's what you want go ahead.
But don't bother me abou: paying
for any Of the lessons and don't
forget that you've got the house
70 take care Of he warned her.
Romeo wasn't sure but he kinda
thought that she was using this
as an excuse to get away from home
and run around with that fast
crowd that sister OF hers was play
Ing il hard with. every night
Because he wasn't sure OF her
motive, Romeo said nothing else.
"rll Just wait and see how things
turn out" he told himself
The first two weeks when he
came home from work, Lilly Anne
was all enthused. Il went 10 Pro-
lessor Noall." she beaned happily,
-and he told me that my voice was
rs good rs ever Oh darling.
I'm so happy.
She leaned over and planted a
kiss on his forehead, Romeo looked
up wondering. Maybe she Sill
was a good wife and maybe letting
her take singing lessons was going
TO work out all right
Then as time went on, Lilly Anne
had come 10 spend more and more
Of her time away from home
Romeo thought little OF her absence
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

Shlpbuldins Is the biggest single
item IN wisconsin's war contracts. with
the first fleet of submarines 20 be
launched on the Great Lakes coming
from Manitowoc. wh. waya
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

way 10 plan for anybody 10 live
where ne does not want 70 live.
IL he is able by his industry and
intelligence 10 live elsewhere.
Your individualism. Mr.. Johnson.
seems 70 fade when you start talk
!hg about Negroes. You talk about
them as IL you were talking about
a bunch OF cattle. rather than in
d!vidual human beings
Every red blooded self-respecting
Negro in Detroit. will continue 70
fight 10 be an individual in the
matter OF his housing as in the
matter OF his clothes Every Ne
gro knows that until he stands be-
fore The bar OF Americas thinking
in this light. he is only half free.
No segregated housing plan will
do away with this effort regardless
Of how hard you and others may
work 20 keep this from being SO.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

EDITORS NOTE This the tenth article:
o Police curling Juvenile
will
public
articles will be full
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

until he began
10 come regu-
Lrly and find
that the house
wasn't cleaned
and that his
.-sN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-19

career w h | c h
had been inter-
rupted W en-
she m rrle d
Romeo.
Finally. be-
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Technical Schools


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fixtures safes machinery 6O2 r War
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Minute Man Transfer Company
CARRIAGE. BAGGAGE and MACHINERY
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pace t1ur order da.-helure moving
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GORGEOUS new gxl2 wool Administer rus
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New Furniture-Hard to Get Items
WE HAVE THEM OK EASY TERMS,
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Innersprug mattress, box springs. coil
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Porcelain dnette sets! Complete stocks Of
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MADAME EMBER, ADVISOR

Consultations daily. appointments
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T1H"
MARTHA POFL>F advisor with abun
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Brand New Refrigerators
SeUing Machines

EXPERT repairs. Al models sewing ma
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WE repair au>Nskes sewing machines. CELL
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Coal and Coke

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Dine and Dance
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EAT AT SHORES
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t-'itf t-r-t- tf++tft- or
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StoUes and Heaters

GAS RANGES-Crated msrred all makes
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pay tahh IFhfIHI- FLaIt IF3T.
MATTRESSES wanted experienced new
coffee shop. Apply immediately. Miss
Nelson HoteI Tulier.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

vsi so rekli, da to pomeni nekaj
posebnega.
- In ii, Malta, 81 v svoji BIZ
stroumnosti takoj uganil, da Sc
nekaj posebnega pripravlja, Sc
jessmejal Rowan. r.
- E, kako 81 nepotrpezljiy,
Sc je jezils Malta. Svetopisem-
ski Jakob je sluzil sedem let
Labanu, ,,cisto zastonj, predno je
dobil Rahelo "a zeno, in nj po-
stal nepotrpezljiv. I'll me pa Sc
sedem besed ne pustis izpre-
goveriti.
- Govori torej dalje! je "a
klical Rowan in pomaknil vre
k Matiji. Ta Sc je najprej po-
krepeal in { je potem nadalje-
val: H.
=, Torej oskrbnik je bill dol.
go casa pri vojvodinji. Napo-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19

Rowan. III nisi vajen boja In bi
po nepotrebnem zrtvoval svoje
zivljenje. &c nam je sojeno, da
znagamo, Sc to zgodi tudi brez
tvoje pomoci, &c pa bono pre-
magani, DO "a mas najvecja sre-
ca, da 81 tt ma varnem in bra
mis- nase pravice.
Hugon Alba je bill tenn Ia
dovoljen in Sc je odlocil, da zbe-
III ma smreski grad. Da bi mogel
liz samostana, je slekel kuto in
ohlekel Rovanovo obleko. Matp
ia ga je spremil, da bi mu po-
magal oditi. Komaj sta bila Hu-
gon in Malta ma planem, Sc je
ze zaslisalo peketanje konj in
je zadonel glas rogov.
xxx.
Rowan je najpoprei obvestil
samostanske voiake o preteci
nevarnosti. Sklical je hlapce in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
E1OPATOV
PRAPOR
SPISAL FIR. RENEE

lomastil k Rovanu, katerega je
nasel v druzbi Hugona Albe sa-
mega donna.
Ravno prav, da vaju do
bim, je Malta ogovoril Rovana
in patra Hugona. Nekaj poseb-
mega Sc pripravlja.
- Kaj neki, je menil nekako
prezirljivo Rowan, XII je .mislil,
da je Malta zopet nekoliko pre-
globoko pogledal v vre.
- Ko bi to vedel, bi wanna bill
ze povedal, je dejal Malta. A
nekaj Sc pripravlja, in sicer ne
kaj posebnega.
= Povej vendar, kaj YES, je
Matijo bodril Rowan. Kaj Sc
pripravlja? Kdo kaj priprav-
liza? ~ -...
- LIE pocasl! Torej posl slusaj-
ia, kaj Sc je zgodilo! Malta Sc
je siroko vsedel ma stol tik vr-
ca, v katerem je bilo vino in je
pripovedoval:
Torej -. JAZZ sem bill danes v
St. Lambertu. Pray poSteno smo
ga pill in dobre volje smo bill,
kar Sc je dalo. Naenkrat pri-
jedi ma grad tuj vitez in zahte-
va, maj Sc ga pelje k vojvodi-
Mi, da il ina nekaj vaznega
sporociti. Oskrbnik ga je peljal
k vojvodinji in potem je prise
del k nam. Imeli smo Sc prav
dobro. Naenkrat je bill tudi o.
skrbnik poklican k,vojvodinji in
je ostal pri Mi dolgo casa. In
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-11-19
lyat,alievanie,

" Zaticni so lie nalo vedeli 0
teh dogodkih, posebno pa nj
nihce vedel, dar je bill Sci Alber-
tusov brat ma Dunaj in kak
uspeh je dosegel. 4
BOZ Albertusa pl. Lindeka je
trajal vec mesecev in bila je ze
zina, ko je bill konean. Rowan
nj veG hodil v St. Lambert, od-
kar je bill Sci ma Dunaj pricat
proti Albertusu. zivel' je popol-
noma Ease in ohceval skoro iz-
kljucno sanno opatom Petrom
in z zvestim prijateljem Hugo
nom Alho. Sieer so mu misli
dostikrat uhajale v St. Lam
bert in sam Sc je cudil, zakaj
ga tolikokrat obide zelja, videti
Margareto in grofico Helene, ali
priblizal Sc JIn1a vendar nj. Vi
del jih je sarno OBJ nedeljah, ko
je grajska gospoda prihajala k
masi " vZaticino.
Toliko raje in pogosteje pa je
zahajal v St.. Lambert Malta.
Jazbec. Bill je tam popolnoma
domae in vsi SO ga radi videli,
ker je bill vedno vessel in je
vedno kako osoljeno povedal.
Posebna prijatelja sta rbila 2
grajskim kaplanom, dasi je' Ma
tia rad Q MEM pripovedoval, da
je trezen lie cd polnoei do osme
ure zjutraj.
.Nekega veGera je Matija pri-