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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Dr.. Coleman Weds
Miss ZHss1,zan

The marriage Of Miss Esther Ann
zussman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Zussman of Detroit, to
DR.. Allan B. Coleman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry I. Coleman of
Washington, took place November
81 in Detroit, the Rev. DR.. Adler
officiating.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown
of ivory satin, made with a sweet
heart neckline and full skirt which
ended in a long train. Her finger
tip veil of illusion fell from a coro-
net Of seed pearls, and she carried
an ivory Bible ornamented with
white orchids.
Mrs. Nathan Segal, sister of the
bridegroom, acted as matron of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

honor. wearing q fuchsia- color gown
with a matching headdress and
carrying an arm bouquet Of pink
carnations. Miss Harriet Zussman,
the brides sister, was the maid of
honor, and she wore a similar cos
tune in purple, and carried bou-
quet of flowers to match her gown
DR.. Steven Brodie of Boston
served as best man for DR.. Cole
man. A reception followed at the
home Of the brides parents, and
the couple left later for a honey
moon in New York. They will re-
side in Washington at 1903 Farra-
gut street on their return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Mrs. DazvS0n

Mrs. Lawrence Dawson and her
young daughter Katherine of Phila-
delphia are at the home of Mrs
Dawson's -in-law, Mrs. Henry
A. Dawson, near Rockville, for a
short visit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Vacation Over

Miss Margaret Bowen returned
Monday to Fredericksburg, where
she is student at Mary Washington
College, after a weeks vacation spent
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seth
T. Bowen of Aurora Hills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

MRS. HOMER LEWIS HOYT,
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Shirley Clark OF this
city, Is the former Miss Vir-
ginia Adele Clark. Her wed-
ding to Corpl. Hoyt, Uho is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l..
Beck OF Bridgeport, took place
IN the Emory Methodist
Church.
Underwood e. Underwood
Photo.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-08

=" h#N" ia The Uri,,d stole, .,,
'''"' ma'"'.i..'s. ia; moi fL.. ,,..u,,.,...
1" develop thcm in the, Wartime.
Iii, aim is tu create n.nn.,,ar.
i'cm The South Americas.
And our half of the hr,uj,-
phCrc has not enough .yrll.1i..
Now. all-ar"und relations. nn-ur~
the whole - ul u. ar. ",rIvthr,,,
HAT could II" desired. I'll" Elflur:.n
la'i"nHiitI"*. even Il upon uunila!iv
friendly terms. regard each other
Ni'it considerable" suspicion. Con -
H'rnlIN. when some surl of arrurlnp
80 !"' 80! then Is prrDu>vd. y +
OBVIOUS IN "dvanc" lnaI cilcctIng Il
WI. q" IL matte. al extreme dill
!CuiIy.
Hey" III the Americas. though. no
country Is dpp.chUus!V, al The, uili-
male intentions ui its western hrr,is-
ph"VIcM nCIghburs. Il Il couple a..
more -! them can agree ON q glnd
business bargain. such ~ the one
suggested By Johnston. all hands are
Not only willing but anxious to lake
advantage al il.
lohdltIunS Were not always thus.
Time was when uir new wurgCs IL
TINS regarded the Yankee govern
mcnt with grave misgiymgs. a. a
E.'cd"ipg!ly-. inclined puvcr. with lhr
strength Il grab anything il TOOK q
l"ncH To- from the Rio G!ardr ia
l!cira del Fucgu. Maybe there VA,
more al less Justification lur TIN ,
feeling. We mad considerable ERECTION
Win them al various times. They
likewise mad several va. among
Themselves extremely viclJus ons:.
But that Is all past. never. wc 10. .
reason I" hope. I" occur again.
me southern fol-: ike hdT,."m-
'GsIy '"G' the! AID - IpHSvr CO" n,
IS ~ '",H>i.ou- threat u..!ns; .hc.r
Henderson daily dispatch., 1943-04-08

independence.
Good .ai3o.in,.- 81 tine las; de-
C..... ..'..''i 70. t., nuI; III nc
rE"oi, -, -. p",.gE' o.tIc.nv,. .,,.;.
largely worm oil before the currcnt
Washington administrations adven-.
hu' Il Wa not replaced by Il real
kIEa!In"NS ~ Ini",-Am"rican CONTACTS
until Cur!r SIw began. through the
"i!uE; ~ :'.,r :a,uI EnuSrrrlt'S Sta.e
Secretary t"r!ci! Hal. H. take an
active pIlt ~ pr"!uutihg il.
To-day. W:!,m johnston launches his
r!J|r .,l Ha ,conuuuiC alliance. the
'..p whole continents welcome the
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Race To Get Same
Status As Whites

CLEVELAND-tANP) = In two
meetings which lasted nearly seven
hours Monday. Negro employees OF
the Warner and Swssey Co with
the officials OF the international
Association of Machinists settled
plans for the Negro workers en-
trance to the machinist union.
The 800 Negro employees, women
and men, were admitted 10 the un-
ion on equality with white men,
bers. In a meeting OF the .,egro
employees. question: were answered
IN relation to the Negro's status in
the union. II was SAID that the men
employed as laborers would not be
given a chance TO receive promo
lions TO production jobs. The men
suggested that their major grew
ance was their having to use sep
srste toilets. However. the union
officials laid this responsibility TO
the management OF personnel.
Because the association had been
so opposed TO the acceptance of
Negro members. the suddenness
OF the change in attitude caused
the Negro employees 10 grow skepti-
cal. Such proposals as that OF sc-
cepting Negro members on an equal
basis with white members and the
assertion that the union would not
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10

attempt TO set up seperate union
made the employees doubt the whole
thing.
Peter Gencope, the organizing
chairman. explained the Negroes
late entrance into the union by sc-
cusing the southern delegates as
the main DIRECTORS to your admis-
sion"
Not until we finally won out
our arguments did this hour OF tri-
umph come into being" Gencope
continued.
II am reminded that no matter
where you may go, if you have your
union card with you then you will
be recognized ass member OF the
Mschinist Lodge No. 81. You will
not be compelled to take job be-
low your skill by this union. no
matter TO what city you may go.
Il want all these people TO know"
said the business representative,
Robert Fearing, that District No.
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GET The POWER TO WIN
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DANGER!
COLDS AT WORK

WITH COUGHING, SWIFTLY, SNEEN,
STUFFY NOSE PUNISHMENT
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10

Officers Stewart, First Class Otis
Johnson. who joined the Navy in
1898 and had not been home until
week ago, was honored by his
family and friends al IL Horsemen
Club last Wednesday.
Johnson. heavyweight champion
OF the Navy. was home on an H.
day leave and left Thursday to re-
port for further service for his
country.
Those attending the party hon.
oring him at the Horsemen Club
house were relatives. Mrs. Onie
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
Otis Johnson Was
Honored Here, WEEDS

Walker. Miss Ellen Johnson. Mr.
and Mrs. W T. Williams. Mrs. Eva
Richardson, Mrs. Otis Johnson. and
others.
Johnson is a former schoolmate
Of Charles Hasleit. member OF the
II Horsemen club. ft.,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10
WIFE TAKES POISON

r. Following a reported alteration
with her husband, police say juan
ita Gordon, %. OF 700 Frederick
avenue, dram. iodine in an apparent
suicide attempt. She was reported
in a temporarily serious condition
al Receiving hospital.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-04-10

81 does not take these steps to de-
ceive anyone, nor safeguard any
un-American idea that might be
entertained by them. The bill OF
rights pertains TO all American
citizens, and that cannot exclude
the Negro. He has right to work
just as everybody else has"
Evening star., 1943-11-18
ENDURA COLD WAvE HOME PERMANENT

It's easy and simple give yourself at home while YOU do
your chores sleep. Lovely NATURAL lasting culs in m
four to SIX hours Ideal for children too Complete loo
1Hs PALAs ROYAL TolLETRIEs STREET HOOK
Evening star., 1943-11-18
EWARES FIFTH FIooB

TOM SAWYER TUFFERoY KNIcKERs
The kind Of knckers real boys like and Mothers approve Of
because of their sturdy quality. Very warm and also
water repelent In brown grey mixtures Sizes =, ar
to 16 IS.So
Evening star., 1943-11-18

PnuP pizes-ere the items have chosen
Sellers These fovoe fashions and useful household
such quantities hot there popuoy
with Look presentation Of Pins
the items particularly meny gift suaaes
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Evening star., 1943-11-18

GAY PLAID COTTON "SoRoRITY" FRocK
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

Arthur Lucas, was a student at the
Guild Hall OF Music in London on
a scholarship she had won. In 1927
she was presented to Queen Alex
ander, and later. after joining the
D'Oyly Carte Opera company. was
presented with them to the present
royal family.
Mrs. Knapp was for eight years
contralto soloist at Central Method
ist church, and for Is years at
Crosse Pointe Memorial.
"rm particularly interested in
doing this" said Mrs. Knapp. "be-
cause this Is the link in the chain
of happy inter-racial relation in
Detroit.
Il hope Detroit viii. see that we
Get the full cooperation. We need
q spirit Of amman understanding q
that they CT fill their niche. Jus
n We are alarmed ut Juvenile de,
linQuency. 80 we should be alarmed
at those with intolerance"
Mrs. Knapp said she had found q
number Of good voices to selec,
from. And one Of the most en-.
couraging things Is that every sing
er has an excellent musical back
ground. she d. olared.
The Civic Cultural Society was
founded two years ago by Mrs.
Jerene Mseklin, and has been do
ing radio work during tAat time.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
End Annual City
Wide CE Retreat

All young people OF the city OF
Detroit are invited to the Second
Annual Retreat sponsored by the
combined Christian Endesvor
League Of Detroit. II will be held
on December %. 1913. n the St
Paul AME Zion church. Palmer at
Beaubien.
The conference Is planned around
The theme, Can Christian Leaders
Face the Post War World?" The
conference will begin at 9 am. and
close at 8 pm. Panel discussions.
group discussion participation and
social hours have been included in
the program.
Committee members OF the plan
ming group are: Rev. Henderson
Davis. Rev. Theodore Hudson. Pen.
sscols Wingfield. Margaret Bonnie
Hiram Crawford, z. James. A. Fos-
ter. E. Marshall. M. Browne.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
McC Iendo'f Urges!
Relocation Of
All The People

In a letter to DR.. Burt r. Shurly.
president of the Board Of Educs-
ton. DR.. James J. Mcclendon.
president OF the Detroit branch OF
the NAACP. urged relocation OF
those living in the area.
Text Of Letter
at has come TO my attention
that with the approval OF the City
Plan commission. the Board OF Ed
ucation has selected So acre site
bounded by Warren. Brush. Has
tings, and Ferry streets, for de-
velopment OF a $4,000 900 Medical
Science center. and has started con-
demnation OF two blocks between
Farnsworth and Theodore from
Hastings to Beaubien.
II am heartily in favor OF a nedi-
cal center and feel that IL holds
many advantages for all citizens
of Detroit However, am con-
cerned about relocation Of the esti-
mated 10000 citizens who will be
displaced by the erection Of the
center, In view OF present housing
conditions and policies regarding
Negro expansion into other areas. ]
feel that definite assurances should
be given by the Board OF Educa-
ton. urge the advancement, by
your body or other governmental
agencies so interested OF con.
struciive housing program, both
public and private. 10 take care
OF the needs Of citizens so dis.
placed.
Moreover. I am concerned
whether scientific training and in
ternships will be available for COL
ered physicians Such has not been
the case AZ Receiving hospital. and
this condition is not because appli.
cations have not been made. About
II years ago. the late DR.. Chester
Ames was the first colored physi.
clan who was ever given an in.
ternship in the Receiving hospital
Now. there are two colored physl-
clans there. We hope that the COL
ored physicians will not have to
wait seventeen more years before
internships and residences will be
made available for them.
Il trust that these matters will
be given due consideration by the
Board OF Education in further plan.
ming and request Amusement OF &C
ton taken"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
SERvICEMEN'S
Contributions

King Solomon church, $3.50; St
Peters A.M.E. Zion church, $ll.20;
Mable Hall. John oliver. Callie Gill
liam. Creola Downing. J. A. Arm.
strong. Elizabeth Colbert. A. Guain,
Mr. Taylor. Thaddeus Bednarski.
Anna Lou Cleveland. Leila Rad
cliff, Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter.
Ann Atkins. julie Jackson. Cherry
Green. Maude billiard. Danny Dun
can, Herman Mcfarland, Lee Jones,
Lenora Gillispie. Charles Perry,
Ruth George. Jessie Williams. and
Elijah Downing. $1.00 each;
Scottish Rite Mason Eastern Star,
1912: Mrs. Louis Fenley. $3.50:
Murray Hutchinson. SIPS; Douglas
Laundry. $500; Tandy Pharmacy,
$500; Irene Cartledge. $500; Twin
kle Stars club, $500; Pharmelia
Johnson, $500; Ruby McGhee, $500;
Ida Harfst, $500; Sadie George,
Sis: Owen Market. SITS; Brush
Palmer Market, $500; Norvella
Ward. $500; DR.. S. w. Jenkins, $500;
DR.. J. ]. McClendon, $500;
Young Women's Peerless Club.
$500: Helen Allen. $l25. Gifts
were receivedsfrom: Robert Webb.
Marie Berry. Gussie Aranha. So
journer's Club. and gift packages
from the following: Barber Ann
Johnson. p. Love, Juanita Seward.
Virginia Byrd, Thelma Thomas,
Mildred Louise Dye. Ruth Broad
max. c. Smith. Mrs. Remson. A
Friend, Marva Scott, Mrs. l. Hol-
land. Vivian Davis. Mrs. Watson,
Elizabeth Herbert, Josephine Roy.
Andrew Downing. Mr.. Peoples, W.
Charlie: William Bonds, Jake
Streeter, Rev. Goodman. DR.. Frank
lin and A Friend.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
Trowbndge
School Center
Helps Community

The Trowbridge School Recrea-
ton center. 65l East Forest. held
a dance for its members on Thurs
day, Dec. 2. II was through the
courtesy Of Warren Matthews and
his orchestra, and soloist Billie
Jones. who donated their services,
that the young people Of this COM
munity were able to enjoy this
delightful evening.
The recreation center. obtained
through the efforts OF the Parents
club Of the school. provides a much
needed center in this vicinity.
Aside from periodic social dances
there In opportunity evsry svsnlnl
for basksthsll.. vo1lsy baal, and yaxi
Gus sports as well . handicrafl
woodcrsft, art and music.
The center Is under the direction
OF Miss Margaret Matthews and
Horace Coleman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
Explosion Took
Lives OF Eight

GULFPORT. Miss.-(ANP) Sew.
en- o. the eight men killed last
Thursday in an explosion and Are
at the Phoenix Naval Stores. Inc.
plant. FIVE miles north OF here.
we're colored, according to local
police checkup. Four men were
reported to be critically burned. one
so seriously as to be near death,
IL was learned.
An estimate OF property damage
is placed at s250,000 by company
officials. No information regarding
the cause OF the blast was made
public. -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
RehearsaLs Underway
For Opera In Spring

in the offing before the Civic Gull
tural Society will present Gilbert
and Sullivan's pirates Of PEN
zance," in Detroit Institute of Arts,
rehearsals have been going along
for the past months. with pros
poets Of many more before the cur
tain goes up.
The rehearsals are under the su-
pervision Of Mrs Bertha Bright
Knapp, former member Of the
D'Oyly Carte Opera company. the
original producers OF the Gilbert
and Sullivan operaa
Mrs. Knapp. \ protege Of Lady
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18
Patrons OF The Arts Select Two Books OF The Yea

as family affairs. and each family
in the community has been invited
10 bring relatives. ''iliren and
friends.
The Rev. Lee ] pastor Of
Peace Baptist .urcn. viii talk on
The Spirit OF Fellowship at
Cs.ristmas-" Mrs. Nina Ssrtori. So
prano. will sing two songs. and Mrs
Nina Culik. librarian. Schoolcraft
Branch. viii welcome the yis;tors.
The Rev. Peter Rypel. pastor Our
Lady Help OF ChristisRs church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-12-18

viii talk on "A Christmas Msssaes
The music for the oceasious w
be furnished by TIE Boys and 0isl6
Drum and Busis Corps. Trian64
Post 1913. American Legion. There
VIII be community singing ND
the direction OF Walter West. Dsvt-
son school Also music BY th(
CLEVELAND School instrumental and
vocal ensemble.
The library Christmas tree viii
be up to add 10 the holiday spirit