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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-28

RENT OR LEASE SMALL
farm with living accom-
modations-near Whining
ton. Phone 4256 after 6 p.
m.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1943-11-28

FOR SALE: ONE NICE PONY,
also some nice hogs. T. M: Pot
ter, 7 miles on Castle Hayne
Road.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

@robber5igfeit feline Mngit 5u baben'
9ann erinnerte er oaran, baB er i6on
fur5 Dor &riegsausbru9 Inn Srieoen
gebeten babe uno fubr fort:
nSeute, an Der S9mene 6es flint
ten &riegsiabres, ieben ielbit iene,
Die auf idneue ,&riegsoperationen uno
auf einen raiden lno itegretden 6rie-
oen re6neten, nenn fe Inn it9 blif=
fen, nibts als Summer 11no &uinen." /"
X * X
lu6 na9 ser atpeiten 8ombarbie<
rl1ng 9foms 6ur9 6ie slaiierten, Sic
uieoerum BEL Eages5eit seidab, begab
ii6 Ser 81. 8ater iofort mieoer l1n-
mittelbar an oen 56aup1ab 6er Ser
6ensfltnogebungen bes @olfes, 6as
tpiiltungen 1nb tr0ltete sic @lGubigeh.
Diesma1 tpar er 3enge ipontaner Srte-
oensfunogebungen bes 8olfes, bas
laut linn Srieben rief in @egentpart
oes 8apltes. ..
2aut batifanii6er NaGri6ten Itl,5
0em 5peiten S1iegerangriff auf &om
nie6erum 5tpei tpeitere Seiligtiin1er
gum Opfer gefal1en, nan1li6 oie Stride
Santn Waria BEL Srto, bie iobiel tpie
6em @robo6en gletdgetnadt lit, 1tno
6ie Stride ser beiligen Selena, bic
idmer bei6d6igt lit.
l1nuntpun6en miro aber aIlIeits
5ltgegeben, baB au9 oieiesmal 6ie al-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

oie Summe bon $4,000 5u oemiel.
ben 3ped. 9ie 8eitrdee oes 81. ga.
ters fiir 6ie ReItauration brttiI6er
&ir6en belaufen iid) iett auf insge-
iant $112, 500. Malta erbielt inn
ean5en $62,
X X X
Nan1bafte Bolitifer un6 militGri-
i6e @r0ben f0nnen ii6 ni9t Der 8e.
fiir9trng beri6lieben, oaB, bienei9t
no6 Dor gnoe oes &rieges cine euro.
pati6e &ebolution in Sen na5i-fon.
trolierten 2an6ern 1tno Dor onem in
Deutl6lan6 alsbre6en unb 5u eit1em
daotii6en 3uiamnenbru9 ser 3ibi-
liiation oes alten Sentiments fiibren
mag. Ser beriibrnte britii6e Denfer
s. 8. 8eus .erblidt iogar cine @eIt.
repolution als oen ein5ieen @eg aug
oem gbaos. sSSn ieinem 8reiierebieb,
oas, tpie Sic slY beri6tet, Scr. @elLs
einem Carlos 6e gteert in Merifo
getpabrt, auberte itd bariiber @ens
in folgenoen 8orten:
ugs gibt feinen anoeren @eg aus
Dem gegentpartigen 6aotii6en Stano
menl6lt6er Oinge als eine tpeltumfai-
Ienoe rebolutionare 8etpegung auf ser
8aits io5ialiitiider @lei6beit!"
Damn fiigte Der groBe S6riftlteller
uno 9enfer bin3u: u8enn man nidt
(Sortiebung auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

| iter ser Notre 9ane-S6tpeltern. @s
beiBt aber, baB 6ie S6tpeitern nit bei-
Ter Sal1t babqngefommen ieien, au9
oie sort befinoli6en Mmerifanerinnen.
slber elm 51iigel oes &loters lei 5er-
itort tporoen. gs tpare mobl fir 6ie
amerifanii6en Sdpeit itern elm re6t
5tpeifelbaftes 8ergniigen getpeien, bon
ibren eigenen 2anosleuten 5u Eobe
gebombt 5u iein. &om lit eben 9fom
uno nidt Sofio uno ni6t Berlin.
8ie es beiBt, iou ser Sl. 8ater,
na6oem er bie l1ngliidsltdtten BE-
iu6t bate, iofort einen i6arfen Drud
auf sic oer5eitige @egierung ausgeiibt
baben, Hom als offene Staot 5u er-
fldren. SBie es i6eint, gibt es aber
2eute, bie oie Seiligtiirner ser fatboli-
i6en Stride 1ieber 5erlt0rt idben uno
bie NIT Sdn6en 1tn6 SiiBen ltd 6age-
gen tpebren. 8egreiflid! Oie Seinoe
ser Stride Seiu gbriiti baben sS1ter-
elie baran, gom ioipeit tpie n0gli9 5u
5eritoren, tpenn ite @elegenbeit 6a5u
baben. 8ie es in ser amerifanil6en
8reiie; beibt, lit 9oo1ittle, ser BEN
Sliegerangriff auf Sofio ieiner5eit
leitete, iebt Ser Setter Ser Sliegeran-
griffe.
X * X
8apit 8ius Ser 3n0lfte bat Ser
Sierar6ie bon England, @ales 1,nb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
Nittmud, BEN %. September 1943

liierten Slieeer aGes toten, Inn iopiel
tpie n1oglib oie 8ei6aoieung bon Sir
6en uno Seiligtiimern 5l1 bermeioen.
@er aber Hom fennt, miro Sic l1n-
m0glidfeit etnes iolden Z l1nterneb-
mems iofort auf ben eriten 8lid eins
ieben. gs tpurbe BEL Dem 5tpeiten 6lie,
seraneriff auf Som na1nli6 au6 elm
S6peIternfloiter getroffen, oas &Io-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

S6ottlano tpieoerun1 bie Sun1m. bon
$4,000 iiberianot gum &ieberauf fbau
Ser bon 8on1ben bei6abigten ODER ser-
ltorten &irden.
9Sie BEL ieiner erlten Spenbe be.
oauert Ser Baplt oie bon Der riid-
iibtsloien &rieesfiibruns an &irden
peruria6ten S66ben.
su6 Walta iiberIon6t ser Baplt
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22
unpplitiicbc 3eitldufte

IN ieiner &eoe nidt, 6od for6erte er
i1nmer Dieoer BEN @eiit bes &opro-
miiies lt1o Der Eoleran5 gesen sic
8eitegten.
u8abre Starfe'', 10 iaete 6as
Sberbaupt Der Stride, ,,brau6t Dor
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-22

4t III ellIeE JluuluuHlpIuu]e UT Ole
Slbrer ser 8elt nit ser Mufforbe.
rl1ng, einen ,,tpiir6igen Srieoen" 81.
errei6en, nno briidte oie Soffnung
nno Sen @lauben aus, baB 6as beute
beginnenbe finite &riegsiabr nit eli
ne1n iel6en Srieoen f6lieBen tper6e.
Ser Yapit, Der feline snlidten in
in elmer iiber bie gan5e @elt berbrei=
teten &unofunfaniprahe bon IA Mi>
nuten Oauer barlegte, Bat Inn ,,@roB=
ber5igfeit gegeniiber ienen Nationen,
bie our1 BEN 2auf oes &rieges pent>
ger besiinitist itno als anoere' l1no
fubr 6ann fort:
,,M0ge oie @eisbeit ser M66tigen
uno Siibrer ser 80lfer, lire MaBi-
sung, ibre @eiitesitGrfe uno ibr tie
fes @efiibl fiir Menidli6feit einen
Strabl bes Eroites auf bie trdnen"
ltno blutgetrdnfte S9peIle bes finf-
ten &riegsiabres tperfen unb 0en
l1eberlebenoen oieies ungebeuren &on~
flifts, gebeugt bon Ser Soft oes &um-
mers, Die freubige Soffnung gebeu,
oaB bas Sabr ni6t inn 3ei6en 11nb
i'm S6atten bon 500 nno 3eritorl1ng
e,1ben, ionbern Der 8eginn ,tno Die
Morgenrote eines neuen 2ebens, brit
berli6er 8eriobnung 11no einniitisen
8ieoeraufbaus iein perbe."
Weit DEM Sintpeis, oaB .bur6 gi>
gantiide &antpfe, bie 3uBeren @e-
idebniiie oes 4rieees nunmebr audi
l1ns erreiden uno ibrem &l1ln1ina-
tionspunft 5ultreben", fiibrte Bapit
Bius tpeiter aus:
uIne 80lfer niiiien iett, NIT ben
glugen auf bie gfuinen, nit it6 ielbit
5lt State geben! Sn auen geationen
u49It Ser @ioerpille gegen bie bru=
talen Metbooen bes totalen &rieges,
Ole iiber alle anitanoigen @ren5en bin-
ausgeben uno it6 iiber ale Gegeln
g0ttliden un6 menidli6en &edtes
binpegieben. Mebr benn ie ftn6 @eiit
uno &era Ser 80lfer our9 3ueifel
gequGlt, Oh oie Sortiebung zines fol-
9en 4rieges NIT 6em nationalen ST.
tereiie, berniinftig uno bor oen1 Drift
liden rn6 meni6li6en @etpiiien 5l1
rebtfertigen i1t".
Ser Bapit i6loB oann feline @eoe
NIT folgenoen Saben: u@ebt al1en
geationen Sic geredtfertigte Soffnung
auf einen ipiir6igen Srteoen, Der nidt
nit ibrem Nedt auf 2eben ltno ibrem
@efiibl fiir gbre in 8ioeritreit itebt!
Sour 10 miro es moglid iein, eine giin-
itige Mtnoipbdre gu ibaffen, in Ser
g0lfer, sic our6 6en Gang oes &rie>
ges peniger begiinitist iino als anoere,
an BEN @nbru6 unb bie gntpidelung
eines neuen @eiites Ser @eredttgfeit
uno Der 3uiammenarbeit ,1nter oen
Nationen glauben f0nnen unb aus bie=
fem @lauben als natiirli6e Jolge Elm
gr0Beres Bertrauen in bie 3ufunft
abtciten, fret bon Der Snrdt, bab Die
Mabrnng Der Gbre ibres 8aterlan6es
in @efabr febe."
Ser Hapit ertpdbnte oas l1lttma-
tl1m Der be6ingungsloien l1ebergabe
Evening star., 1943-05-27

even this may be lowered as the
young high school graduates begin
to come, in from the pre-fight
schools under the Nays new rules
lowering the educational require
ments.
In their flying practice the young
future aviators are taught to take
off in all kinds of country on the 40
air fields composing this station
scattered over two counties of Flor
ida and one in Alabama. Obstacles
Of all kinds are placed to teach the
youngsters how to get their planes
down safely and then up again, and
they must even know how to repair
them, because many times thev
Evening star., 1943-05-27
Scrolls Given DooIittIe
Put on Display Here

Two Chinese scrolls presented to
Maj. Gen. James Doolittle in memory
OF his bombing of Toxic are on ex-
hibit at the Smithsonian Institution,
following the lifting of secrecy ban
imposed by the War Department.
The scrolls were taken to the In
stltutlon last May by a War De-
partment official, who instructed
every one to observe silence until
further notice.
One of the scrolls is brilliant red
Evening star., 1943-05-27

embroidered with an eagle perched
on an evergreen tree. It was the
gift of an unnamed Chinese prov
ince through which Gen. DooIittle
passed after the historic raid. The
other is white, with an Oriental
maple superimposed. They are in
scribed with Chinese characters.
The scrolls are to remain on exhibit
indefinitely.
Evening star., 1943-05-27
STAR Liver Sausage is Rich in
Vitar,ns, Minerals and Protens-Easy Red Points


Here's the sPrcady kind of liver
sausage with the wonderful favor
that's $ popular everywhere.
Armour Star Liver Sausage. so
mild and delicate of favor
so delicious Its the No. l
sandwich meat chosen by thou
sands of men, And for its superb
health values, gctit often, For liver
is the richest of all meats in vita
Minis, minerals and high grade
proteins. For tasty variations
use the sandwich spread recipes
given here.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

might be down in the jungle country
of the South Pacific alone.
They get such a wide experience
in all types of flying under all kinds
OF conditions that they are trained
to meet any condition that might
confront them in aerial combat, and
are then ready for the polishing off
course at Jacksonville before being
sent to the widespread battle areas
of aerial conflict.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

can use a jeep for practically any,
thing, even as nursemaid.
An amphibious jeep skinned over
lood-raVaged Oklahoma between
Camp Gruber and Muskogee to get
mllk and bottles needed to feed
three babies born to food refugees.
Evening star., 1943-05-27

You can place a want Ad" in
The Evening Star as late as IL
o'clock tonight. At the business
counter, or if you have a telephone
call MA. 5000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
DELTA SORORS
TO HEAR TWO
WAYNE PROPS

Mrs. Sidney Barthwell. general
chairman Of the annual Brunch
TO be given by Delta Sigma Theta
sorority at Lucy Thurman YWCA
Nov. 2S at IL am. announces that
following the main talk by Miss
Cynthia Bolt. the following persons
Will participate in the discussions:
DR. Alfred McClung Lee and DIT.
Norman Humphrey, co-authoEs OF
the new book, Race Riot: DR.. Ma
rian Edmond. OF Wayne L. faculty;
Miss Lou Babcock, senior counsel
lor OF the Highland Park High
school: Harvey Jackson, also q
counsellor at the Highland Park
High school and president OF the
Detroit chapter OF the Association
for the Study OF Negro Lie and
History: Judge and Mrs. D. j.
Healy, Or. Doris Kline, OF Wayne
e.: and several principals OF To-
cal high schools.
The main speaker. Miss Bolt. Is
the director OF social work at the
Homer G. Phillips hospital. In ST..
Louis. Mo, where she also does
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
BETHEL
JUBILEE
ENDS NOV. Is

The grand Jubilee celebration
Of Bethel AME church. OF which
tie Rev. william II. Peck is pas.
tor, was observed this week. from
Sunday morning Nov 81 to
THANKSGIVING day. Bethel is 102
years old and has a brilliant his
torical rec "a.
The program Sunday morning
was presided over by the Rev.
II. s. Davis. Prayer was led by
the Rev. william Carr and the
jubilee sermon was delivered by
the Rev. Mr.. Peck.
sunday afternoon. the program
was conducted by the AME Min
isterIal alliance and among the
participants were the Reys. Moses
Williams. s. s. Harris, G. W.
Babcr. J. A. Charleston. ". r..
Rhonenee and j. d. Howell.
In the evening. the youth OF
the church conducted the service.
Philip Gentle. director OF Youth
Activities OF the Central Method
Ist church. was the principal
speaker
Week day programs were held
in the church auditorium. Mon
(ContInned on page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
By RANONp \. pozIER

NEW YORK-The results OF
the Detroit election has cast its
shadow on Broaklyn. Little Iar-
lem" as the white press dubbed
II. so everybody would know they
were attacking Negroes. The
meeting OF the Midtown Civic
league, Sunday, brought out ia
miliar figures Of race batting.
that have been known around
these parts for some time.
The Hearst paper and Telegram
are trying TO get Mayor LaGuar-
dia the way the press get F'itz-
gerald, the Labor Candidate in
Detroit One tall, burly blond
fellow standing on the corner
after the meeting, stated boldly,
"We'll beat LaGuadia with the
Niger question Just like Jeffries
heat Fitzgerald In Detroit" To
the utter establishment. Of this
writer, the seven other men
agreed One stated that II the
World Telegram continued to in
sist that cops should have the
right to beat Niger Heads we
will have won a victory. He fur
Their stated that mayor LaGuar-
dia was a Niger and Jew Lover"
The meeting itself was TRADE
against the Mayor and Negroes.
not crime. II IS clear that Crime
Is not the interest OF this group,
but they want an issue. II was
stated boldly. by an elderly white
haired man, sitting behind me,
I'VE can count on the Hearst
Papers and World Telegram 70
whip things up"
The Negro is definitely being
used in Brooklyn like he was In
Detroit, to beat someone. and
that someone here Is the Mayor.
In Detroit. It was labor
Magistrate j. Roland Sala, IN
Felony Court. yesterday denounced
the Grand Jury presentment that
laid responsibility for rampant"
crime in the rd-Stuyvesant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
Fatality Occurs
While Making
Training Run
Lieutenant
Former Student
Ate California u.

sELFRIDCE FIELD. Mich. -
Second 1t Leon Purchase. Aig
Corps. was killed Friday. when The
fighter plane IN which ne was nps
iug crashed about Ave miles nortk,
east Of Selfridge Field.
His plane vas on a training miss
sion from this afr base. The crash
occurred at li:2O am.
Lieutenant Purchasers permas
mauent home address was 1854 wese
list street. New York City. N.Y.
whore his mother. Mrs. Ophella
Hughes, resides. His father is dc.
ceased.
Born oct. 8. 1917 IN Savannah,
Ga, he was educated IN New York
81. Francis college IN Brooklyn.
Ny, San Mafeo Gaia Junios
college AM Tho University o. Gals.
fornia a lbs Angeles
Lieutenant Purchase was inducts
81 in'o tho Army OCT Is. 1891, and
served as an enlisted man untn
Dec. il. 1912. whom be hccamc an
aviation cadet He was graduated
from fuskee,e Army FIXING school
MAJ Auc ?, iq+3 ne mad heen a
Seiirhiet Fioid slnrc sept g. ig4a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27

from Detroit that recently COM
pIeted their pre-flight training at
this field and have been assigned
to the 66th Flying Training de-
tachment OF Tuskegee Institute.
Ala, where they will begin actual
flying are: Aviation Cadets Ma
thanIel Carr and John NJ. Frazier.
Cadet Carr, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
william NJ. Carr OF J01 Melbourne
street, Detroit, Mich, attended Law
renee Institute OF Technology from
1871 TO 1913. Carr for several years
was Detroit Tribune newsboy.
Cadet Frazier, son Of John Fra
zier OF SAL Beaubien street. De-
troIt. Mich, attended Wayne uni
versity from 1886 TO 1889. He was
a radio and stage artist. prior 10
entering the Aviation Cadet corps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
Detroiters Complete Basic
And Pre-Flight Training
At Tuskegee Institute

TUSKEGEE ARMY AIR FIELD,
Alas naring in the flight for free
dom are many youths from all parts
OF the T'nited states. They are taxi
ing the first phases OF their flying
career at the Tuskegee Army Air
field after receiving their wings
and commissions, will be assigned
10 other bases to further their
knowledge OF combat training.
The men from Michigan that re-
Gently completed their basic flight
training at the Tuskegee Army Air
field have been assigned to the adj
yanced flight class are: Aviation
Cadets Charles +. Walker OF Jack
son. Mich, and Alexander Jeffcr-
son Of Detroit, Mich.
Cadet walker. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Charles A. Walker OF 1913
Dayo street, Jackson, Mich. grad
mated from Michigan State Normal
college in 1912 with a Bachelor OF
Science degree, and is a member
of the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity.
Cadet Jefferson, son Of Alex JET
ferson OF 4014 2sth street. Detroit
Mich, graduated from Clark col
leee with a Bachelor OF Science de-
gree, and is a member OF the PM
Beta Sigma fraternity. lie was an
employee OF tho Detroit Stove com
pany. prior to entering the Aviation
Cadet corps.
Many Detroit youths are begin
ming careers as Army pilots at the
Tuskesee Army Air field. The men
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
2 NEGROES CHOSEN
TO HELP REVISE
RIVER ROUGE CHARTER

A proposal to authorize a re-
vision OF River Rouges city char
ter was adopted in a special cleo
ton Monday and a charter COM
niIssicn OF nine man was also
chosen.
Leading oil candidates for the
charter commission we're two
colored River Rouge junior high
school teachers. John y walthall
and Clarence B. Sabbath.
The revision proposal carried
because OF relatively heavy voting
In &c Negro sections o. River
Rouge. In the predomlnan''y
white neighborhoods the majority
voted against revision The
members OF the charter commits.
sion have 20 days in which 70
make the revision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
DR.. johnson Of
Fisk u. To Speak
On Race Relations

DR. Charles 5. Johnson. out
standing social scientist and n stu
dent OF race relations. will speak
in Detroit on Dec. at Plymouth
Congregational church. under the
auspices OF the Plymouth Lecture
series. His subject will he: Best
Practices IN Race Relations
Or. johnson is director OF the
Division OF Social Research and So
cial Sciences OF Fisk university,
Nashville, Tenn: and director OF
the julius Rosenwald Fund. Tn
der the sponsorship OF the Rosen-
valid Fund. Or. Johnson and
group Of associates have released
a study titled. ITO stem This Tide. =
a survey OF racial tension areas in
the United states.
The public is invited to hear This
noted scholar when he speaks at
Plymouth church on Dec. 5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
BWTA PLANS
BUSINESS


l'No HfeNcr T Nashnctoa
Trade association and th Deirois
HOUSEWIVES leseae al, SPONSOR.
inr IS anaua Ht business
ccrferrncc Tue dar and Wed-
nesday 9ec ari & at ne
lucv Thuruan branch INCA
Flizabeih 81 Arione strcetss
Tho conference b tor The pur.
pose ~ helping our business ana
professional persons 20 do a birs
Ger and he'ter business NTH less
Il viii also consider and discuss
postwar needs ana businesses
owned anil contr llci hv Nerroex
Many persons whose businesses
ar- eoine vcll and seemingly
smnnihiy win think that this 70
rot The time for such confer.
cnce Some viii say that they
cont have me time 10 attend
snrh meeilncs
u is ihouphte such as these
NNiNN fi'ffliI ltf'A t~~iNt Illlih~
lrc fnr regardless W how large or
how small q business is Il can
always do n better business V
Is Important also that we rc9lize
how necessary n is 70 got c~s-
toners now who will renacr'hcv
cur establishments when tho we-
Is over.
These arc matters being lis
cussed daily and weekly. We
would surrest therefore. that
even though IN many instances
YOU NAV have 20 ci,se business
Tor two DAYS. 81 viii be profltahis
70 do co and learn better and
more efficient WAYS 81 doing bus
mess FOR the ether three hundred
md sIviv-three DAYS in The year.
A f~- ~~ocrar1 has been pre-
CONFINED on page a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27

count OF the incident which was
published in the Noy. IS issue *
this paper his article ran in
part a. follows:
~Nothing We Tan Do
-rm sorry said Constable
smith. Eve have LOT Of chap,
inst like Yourself come 10 TO re-
port the same thing. There isn't
anything we can do about H."
"What do yon think I am In
this uniform fur asked The 49,
year-old coIored yonth. Am !
wearing II Just "a be insuliedl !
am going overseas 10 night. and
that's the Mind Of thing I'm go
ING 10 fight for. + ~"
The colorcd lad picked M his
kIt and left the station. The re-
rorter and constable looked
NJ one another. That's the way Il
- said the constable.
"a ie-ycar-old oolorcd memhcr
of tho ROYAL Canadian AIR Force
complained al city police head
quarters tha, he had been refused
n cup OF coffee at local res
,aurant Police could do nothing
for him. But the community can
hv seeing that this sort Of race
nreiudice IS hooted and driven
out of existence Purchasers OF
victory Bonds we're subjected TO
Confined on PAGE =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
Refusal To Serve Man In
KINGS Uniform Arouses
Protest From Windsorites

CITY officials OF Windsor On
tario. under pressure from the
Windsor Daily Star and aroused
public sentiment, have launched
a crusade against race discrlmi-
nation and injustice 10 Negroes
which might we'll be emulaied
On the American side OF the Dor
der.
The incident which precipiiated
the furror occurred in res
taurant In Windsor on sunday
Nov. Il. when colored nscmher
az the RCAF. wearing the kine s
Uniform and bound for overseas
service. stopped in at the res
taurant and asked to purchase
Gun OF coffee. hut was refused
service on account OF his color.
The air man reported the case
M the Windsor Police headquar-
trrs and was told that nothing
could be done about It. A reporter
az the Star was present on THIS
occasio, and wrote brief ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
Plymouth Issues
Behavior Booklets

Plymouth Congregational church
~ which the Rev Horace A. White
IL pastor. has placed IN circulation
several thousand pamphlets stress
ing the need for good behaviour.
The pamphlet Is titled, After the
war. WHAT VIII You Keep Your
joh or Go Rack on Relief"
The publication points out a
number OF things which will help
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
Property Owner On
Probation For
Building Violations

william Burton. 5o37 Bcaubien.
described as being wealthy land
owner, was found guilty Of 20
building code violations and placed
on a 9O-day probation By Refree
Courtney Fitsimons in Traffic
court last Friday.
Burton was hailed into court by
inspectors OF the Department OF
Building and Safety Engineering
because be allegedly took a con-
demned two-story dwelling and
store at 800 Beaubien. corner OF
Livingstone and turned # into a
seven family apartment without OBJ
tanning building permit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
MARIAN ANDERSON
WEEDS NOTED
ARCHITECT

BETHEL. COMPANY - Dis
closure last week by Town Clerk
Leonard Bailey OF this sleepy VII
lage. revealed the secret marriage
last July IL Of the famous diva,
Marian Anderson. to her child
hood sweetheart, Orpheus "a.
Fisher. architectural engineer. So
cIaliy prominent IN Eastern sea-
board society. Miss Anderson list
ed her age as IS on the marriage
license and Fisher said he 70 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27

the Junior Matrons (locaD will de-
liver n special address.
An interesting program has been
arranged for the entire day. This
coIorful event will mark the close
OF The church fiscal year, and plans
have been set to raise at least
$1,000, all OF which Will be desig-
mated money for the purpose OF
building a new church.
Large crowds are expected to at
tend these services and a most
cordial invitation is extended to the
public. Mrs Sarah Barthwell, Is
general chairman; the Rev. W. Z.
Ramsey is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-11-27
lannie Burroughs,
famed Educator,
Here Sunday

Miss Mamie Helen Burroughs
|esIdent and founder OF the Ma
pnal Trades and Professional
'hool for Women and Girls, LIN
1n Heights. washington, Dc
m be guest speaker on women's
~. Sunday. Nov. rs at 1925 am.
the Second Baptist church. al
bnros avenue. Miss Burroughs Is
% corresponding secretary OF the
pmen's auxiliary OF the National
&ptist Convention. Inc, and 10 .
paksr Of national reputation