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Invasion
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lin broadcast said at least 20
landing barges were sunk in
Bizerte Harbor among "a large
concentration Of means OF dis
embarkation. "
Other developments at a =
glance;
Russia Red armies crush
tank-led German drive to re
capture four villages in Orel
sector, big guns duel from Len
ingrad to Rostov fronts.
Unrest - Today Axis drive
fails to smoke out Greek guer-
rillas from mountain strong
holds, patriots scorn ultimatum
TO surrender.
Southwest Pacific - Allied
bomberS drop 30 tons Of eXplos-
ives on Japanese base at Rabaul,
New Britain; three other enemy
strongholds attacked.
Washington - Navy announc-
es IL more japanese ships, in
Guiding destroyer. sunk by
American submarines in Pacific.
Burma - American and Brit
ish bombers pound Japanese in
widespread raids.
Axis commentators, nervouslv
specializing on where the next
Allied blow would fall, named
Sicily and Sardinia as the like
Hest targets and a majority pre-
dicted the attack would come
this week, now that Italy's last
small island outpost on the
Africa o-ltaly invasion route
has been occupied.
Swiftly following the conquest
of Pantelleria, Lampedusa and
Linosa, the tiny lighthouse isle
of Lampione, eight miles west Of
Lampedusa, was reported TO
have been captured without OPP
position Sunday.
-jittery Italians re-
cevied a new jolt to their
mounting fears today as the
Rome radio warned them to
stand by for an Allied landing,
and declared:
The decisive phase is APP
preaching"
With Axis alarms ringing to
peak intensity, Allied bomberS
continued their deadly soften
ing up attacks on Italy's imme-
diate outer defenses, centering
theri heaviest blows on Sicily off
the toe of the Italian mainland.
American Liberator bombers,
flying across the Mediterranean
from the Middle East, hammered
the Sicilian air bases at Catania
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
JACOB GAFFKE

ROSEVILLE-Jacob Gaffke,
SO, died Sunday morning at a
Mount Clemens hospital, follow
ing an illness of nine years. A
resident of Roseville for the past
20 years, he leaves his wife
Mary, of 28440 jain street and
10 children. Joseph of Detroit;
Anthony. of Texas; Mrs. Ger
trude Ziolkowski, Detroit; Theo-
dore. Mrs. Marie Zurawaski,
Mrs. Emily Marks, Katherine,
and Dorothy. of Roseville; Corp.
Sylvester Gaffke in service in
New Guinea, and Pfc. Eugene
Gaffke on army duty in Cali
fornia. There are also II grand
children. Services will be at 9
a. m. Wednesday from the Welk-
enbach Funeral Home in Rose
Vile, at $50 from Sacred Heart
Catholic Church. with the Rev.
FIR. Patrick McSherry officiat-
ing. Burial will be in Sacred
Heart cemetery.
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Postmaster Bannow
Named 10 State Position

Postmaster John c. Bannow
Of Mount Clemens has just been
reelected to the position of sec
rotary trcasurcr of the Michigan
chapter of the National Associa-
ton Of PoStmasterS.
BannoW has served as secre-
tary- treasurer OF this association
for two years. The election took
place al the annual postmas-
ters' convention in Saginaw,
June Hip.
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Obituaries
SAMUEL SCHROEDER

Funeral services for Samuel
Schroeder, rs, who died Satur-
day evening will be held We'd
nesday from the William D.
Clyne Funeral Home. Burial
will follow at Clinton Grove
cemetery. Rev. Robert D. Rich
ards of Emmanuel Methodist
Church of East Detroit will Off
ciate. He is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Henry Piper of
Detroit; a brother, George
Schroeder Of st. Clair Shores,
four grandchildren and one
great grand daughter Schroe-
der, son of the late Fred and
Sophia Schroeder, pioneer resi-
dents, was born in Erin Town
ship.
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SelecteeS
CONTINUED from Page ~

Continued from Page IL
Robert II. Wilson, Byron d. Del
ware.
AVIATION CADETS
Beresford M. Cooper, Roy |.
Sproutz, James F. Krauseneck
Donald S. Akhurst.
NAVY
Gerald +. Kordus. Raymond
*. Kyer, Ray G.. Wyzczelski,
Orville j. DeDuc, Nick A. Auto,
John j. Dorochovich, Robert S
McPharlin, Elmer w. Potter,
Matthew S. Putala.
Richard A. Muss III, George p
Zuber, Tony Doro chovich,
James w. ellis, Jr., Tiffin F.
Bates. Albert F. Dinner, Jr.,
Tonald d. Wilson, Clarence j,
MaranoWSki.
MARINES
Rudolph Pugh. Robert T. Dav-
ey, Robert NJ. Sterner, John T.
Davis.
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MRS. LETIE HARRI- AN

Mrs. Letie Hartman. SO,
passed away at the Northwest
branch Of Grace hospital in De-
troit Friday after an illness of
eight weeks.
Mrs. Hartman was born in
Chesterfield township and she
lived in Macomb county until
"a years ago when she moved
TO Detroit.
She is survived by her hus-
band, William; one daughter,
Mrs. Beatrice Sutton of Mount
Clemens; two sons, Clayton and
Donald, both or Detroit: and
three grandchildren.
Funeral services were held on
Monday at ii am. from the Will
funeral home in New Haven,
the Rev. B. A. Warren officiat-
ing.
Burial was in New Haven.
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RICHARD BROWN

Richard B. Brown, 66, died
early today at his home, 342
Maple Lane, Harrison township,
where he has lived for the past
10 years. He was for many years
an employe of the Chrysler COR
poration, until he was taken i'll
six months ago. He leaves his
wife Anna, step-son Walter
Reid, a brother Norman and a
sister, Mrs. Eva Hall, both Of
Scranton, Pa. The Rev. Joseph
Kennedy will conduct funeral
services at LaCroix and Groes-
beck Funeral Home at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday. Burial will be in Gin
ton Grove cemetery.
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EDITH SHAY

Funeral services were held
Monday morning for Edith J.
Snay, eight-months-old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shay,
who died Saturday morning at
the family home, II Gibbs
street. The Rev. George A. Meri-
field offlciated at the Hubbard
Chapel, with burial following in
Clinton Grove Cemetery. Sur
viving, besides the parents, are
six brothers and four sisters, the
paternal grandma h er, Mrs.
Margaret Snay, and the mater
nal grandparents in England.
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JOHN COOLEY

Military funeral services were
conducted Mon d ay for John
Cooley, 60. veteran Of World
War |, at $50 a. m. from La
Croix and Groesbeck Funeral
Chapel, and later from ST. Louis
church, with burial in Catholic
cemetery. Mr.. Cooley died Fri
day at a local hospital after 4
short illness. Four brothers sur
vive: Arthur and Fred of Mount
Clemens, Peter of Crosse Pointe
and Charles of Detroit.
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men aged ID to 25 unless their
jobs are exceptionally import
ant to the, war effort and ex-
tremely difficult to fill.
Fathers seeking preliminary
physical examinations 10 find
out whether they may be reject
ed are being discouraged, except
in few cases where they have
large and involved business or
personal affairs. Aside from a
shortage Of physicians, selectivc
service officials point out that
standards may be changed be-
tween the time of the prelimi-
nary test and then actual draft
call, or the mans own physical
condition may change.
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Rev. fr. 6r1ybek
Ends Naval Training

Former assistant pastor al St
Louis Catholic Church of Mount
Clemens. the Rev. Father Wal
ter F. Grzy bck, completed his
chaplain training at William
and Mary's, Williamsburg, Pa.
He was commissioned a lieu
tenant G.g) in the Navy.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Supi. Fast Presides
al Ypsi College Event

Supt. l.. Wade Fast presided
at the annual alumni luncheon
held Saturday at Michigan State
Normal College at Ypsilanti,
where he was graduated in 1904.
The event gathered alumni
and representatives of the grad
uating class as well as guests,
preceding the graduation exer-
CiSes of the school.
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FRANCIS GRANT

Final rites for Francis Grant,
AZ. who died Friday al the fam
lily home in Armada. we're held
Monday at 2 o'clock with the
Rev. Thomas Vernon officiating,
and A. Nj. Tiffany Funeral Home
in charge. Surviving are his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Grant
Of Armada. and one sister. Edith
Grant. Burial was in Willow
Grove cemetery. Armada.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15

Ell PASO, Texas-Lieut. Gen.
George S. Patton, Jr.. wrote a
10-year-old Texas boy who
wanted to be an Army mascot
that you can be sure there will
be more wars and | feel
convinced that being a boy from
Texas you will give a good ac-
count of yourself. :"
The boy, Bill Patton, (no rel
ative). had added to his note VOL
unteering as a mascot:
Please answer so | can
brag to the kids in school,"
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VISITORS EETED

Corp. and Mrs. Ivan p. Jones
of Columbia, S. c. were honor
guests at a dinner party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Woods
Saturday evening. Others pres
ent we're Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jones. Mrs. NJ. G.. Jones. Mrs.
John Walker. and Kathleen Con-
ley Of Kennel, Mo.
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FINED, LICENSE REVOKED

" / ! ! m Stephenson, III
Croker boulevard, was fined
Sll0.85 and costs by Justice
Frank <. Jeanette yesterday
morning on charges Of drunk
driving. His license was also
revoked for a year. According
to witnesses, police said, Steph-
enson kept weaving his car from
one side Of the street to another
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INJURED

Driving his car on the wrong
side of the street Sunday eve
ming, Frank Sharkey, l18 -
Gallup, hit a parked panel
truck, owned by Ted Archam-
beau, 208 North Walnut. on
North Walnut resulting in an in
jury to one Of the passengers.
Mrs. Maurice Defauw, ia ID
Euclid avenue, received a large
neck cut when her head went
through the windshield Of Shar-
keys car. She was treated at ST.
Joseph's Hospital. Sharkey was
arrested on charges of drunk
driving and was fined yesterday
S6085 or 80 days by Justice
Frank E. Jeanette.
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LOSES CONTROL or CAR

GordQn. +. Jones, 20, farmer,
of RI, /, Richmond, suffered
head and face injuries when he
lost control of his car on Graf
lot, North of Hall road early
yesterday morning He was
taken to st. Joseph'S hospital,
where his condition today Is
fair.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Thermometers Reach Top
az Citizens SWeIier

Mount Clemens citizens are .
sweltering today in the hottest
weather we've had this season.
Although official weather sta
tistics are lacking, front porch>
thermometers i'm the city regis
tered 90 degrees today
The weather forecast for to-
night is scattered thunder
storms and continued warm on
Wednesday.
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BABY ROMANO

Services for the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Ro-
mano, 1868 Packard. Van Dyke,
were held Monday from the
Hubbard Funeral Chapel, with
burial i'm Mount Olivet Gene
terry. The baby was dead at birth
Saturday morning in Deaconess
Hospital, Detroit. Besides the
parents. four-year-old brother,
Dennis, survives.
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Tussh4wih Dog
Fatal to Boy, 4

Little Robert Schoenberg, 4,
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Schoenberg, 1885 Martin I'd,
Roseville, died today from in
juries received while playing
with a dog which accidentally
Knocked the boy over on the
sidewalk, injuring his head.
Funeral arrangement are not
complete.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15
Air Raid Wardens
Cancel Meeting

Because of Commencement
exercises at Mount Clemens
High school. the meeting of AR
Raid Wardens set for Thursday
has been postponed for this week
only. Lwarenc Oehmke, cher
warden, said today. -
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Police
Notes
TOOLS STOLEN

Fishing equipment and tools
were stolen from a summer cot
tage, 1880 Lakeshore Drive,
owned by Robert j. Green, of
949 Alberta avenue. Ferndale.
Entrance was gained by OPEN
ing a window in the front of the
house
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FREE ON BOND

Carl H. Woodruff, 38, OF 1911
Blackmoor, Detroit, stood mute
before Justice Frank E. Jean
nette, yesterday on charges of
carrying a concealed weapon.
His trial was set for June % and
was released on a $500 bond,
He was arrested by the Center
Line police Sunday evening.
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FALLS ASLEEP

Cecil Vince, Of 81 North ave-
nue.. was arrested early this
morning by Patrolman Albert
Wright after Vince had struck a
parked car owned by George
Forton, IL EngleWood. on Ora
tlot near Jones. According TO
Patrolman Wright, Vince fell
asleep at the wheel and was
driving without a license.
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APPROVE INDUCTION

IONA = (A') = Army induc-
ton officials have. approved in
duction of six inmates of the
Michigan Reformatory. All vol
lsnteers. they were in group of
II classified la by a special
Selective Service Board at the
Reformatory. The board also APP
proved a seventh man who was
released on parole when ar
rangements for induction were
not completed in time for in
auctions He was referred to his
draft board.
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VAN DYKE MAN HELD

Norbert A. Kaiser, 81, of 1896
Paige, Van Dyke, sheet metal
worker, was arrested early this
morning on charges Of proba-
ton violation by Deputy Sheriff
Hubert Rice, in Warren Town
ship.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-06-15

Sun gives as much energy in a
single minute as a man consumes
IN year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

waiter. could carry more orders
On one tray than any waiter in
New York and look at me now
~ from roomin with cou-
PIE"
WHAT ] said in asionish-
ncnt.
Sure. Just look at me-" Allie
said They names was wilkins
A nice young couple Joe and
his wife used 10 run on the
road with Joe before quit The
dining cars. So when he told me
ere day Me and my wifes got
? cute little apartment in laird
Why don't YOU come on up and
room with us. felow2 Nice and
homelike and only three bucks
per week ! said Il believe /
Will Which I did, cause |
knowed they needed the rent
when was that" l asked.
reaching Tor some spuds
Last year Long about this
time moved IN and paid my
rent. And they gimme The rear
hack room They had nice lit
tie apartment on the third floor.
with my window looking right
out IN the alley across at plenty
more third floors Night time.
al them radios goin Il VAS
swelll Harlem just full emusic
not like up here in these woods
whore all you can hear IS your
self snorin,"
"And what happened ] said.
Funny thing. son" Allie went
en-. Before went there 20
room. Jue's wife amt never APP
pealed 20 me a-tall ! like 'em
ihrce-quarters pink. and she was
Just ordinary little old light
brown-skin. But seemed 10 me
she blossomed out and got pref
tier after moved in. Or maybe
scein her every day at close
range got me used 10 ovcrlookin'
her fizziogomy. Anyhow, one
Sunday morning when Joe's train
was out and was goin 10 the
hath to shave met her tippin'
down the hall on her way 70
church and said, Baby | could
70 for you And when she
flashed them pearly teeth O hern
in my face. said. when do Joe
come home
"She said, Not I'LL twelve
! o'clock tonight"
Il said. That'll do" And son,
cont you know that woman got
crazy bout me"
Naturally ] answered kinder
sarcastic-like. because in every
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
]. VIII Cooper
Given Award For
Net Increase
27 States
Represented At
34th Meeting

J viii Cooper Of Detroit was
elected supreme Keeper Of rec
crds and seal at the ihirty-four,h
biennial session Of The Supreme
lodge Of KNIGHTS Of pythias
met last week in Louiseille. Ky.
Delegates from % states attend
ed
oscar w. Adams who was
reelected supreme chancellor. In
his annual report revealed that
H. 600 men had Joined the order
since the lineage session IN
Is4l Columbus Ohio was chosen
for the next session % be held
in August 1916
Other officers clcccd were
Walter d. Crawlcy. supreme
vice chancellor, Illinois, S W
Green. past supreme chancellor.
Louisiana; Bishop y g. Shaw,
supreme prclate Alabama; j.
Allen Rose. supreme lecturer.
California; r. c. Nulier Supreme
master 81 eychequer West Vir-
ginia W. n Randolph supreme
master az arms Mississippi. w.
y Foster supreme inner guard.
Alahma G. " Williams. supreme
outer guard Massachusetts;
james r. Allen. major general.
Pennsylvania; S. D. McGill, su-
rrcme attorney, Florida.
The officers were installed by
Past Grand Chancellor $ w.
Green OF New Orleans Jurisdic-
tional prizes went TO r A. Hes
ter. grand chancellor Texas,
for largest net increase. $3.50;
Sully Jaymos, grand chancellor,
ohio. second prize. $780, " W.
Randolph. grand chancellor Mis-
sissippt third prize. SO: J. Win
Cooper. grand chancellor. Mlchl-
gan. fourth prize, so; c. II Hem
ry, grand chancellor. Florida,
fifh prize. se5.
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TTScoN Ariz lANpl y cent
fidential information has heon
obtained hY ne Associated Negro
lress II startling AMI srnsafl p,
dfseft'rinaiory practices n
posed upon soldiers ~ ihe eena
Infantry fiiglsion stationed 81
Fer Huachpta sources cannon
be revealed FOR fear o. rcpr,sf
upon the nf3rmanis
The shameful Situation threat
ems 20 develop into naiiora
scandal and more Important, ac-
cordiuf 70 observers unls the
federal governments and be army
hiei command take Immediate
: rihrrh' action fo correct 'he
diseraeefnl conditions it S. ho-
:ieved That "a ihe fury 70 an
overseas battlefield viii eAplose
IN this desert community.
Black American soldiers who
fw months before bah entered
ihe rs army FILLED with pa
tribute dcfernlnaticn g help Win
the war Tor dem tsasv ever. ~
'hr po!ni ~ sae.ftinE thrr
lives ae row 'noe'.d 10 81 en-
neshsa ~ the ao'truns 81 frus-
iraiiou AMI erair as = direr
reenii ~ fhe ~hreakine r-
human trtafmeri rnied oat 10
them hy commanding general and
White officers alike.
Fight crie,anccs
Specifically 'he shorkinr charges
made hy army personnei at
tachea 70 fhe fort are
That he commanding gen
eri p VI Almond ~ Arnistos
Alq refer. ~ thc Nerto cha eos
helh h anil on, q ihs,f pres ntl
as riegers
That he commanding Fei-
eral IS Formulating plans 81 com
vince me war department. % stip
M division OVERSEAS FOR combat
That Con Almond Is nor a
HI flirht commander md was
nni assigned White urH he-
ctnse he lacked necesSat anal-
'iea'ions The war dsrar'm.nf
foisted him anon the Negro ercur
j, is charged because y VAS nee
cssary 20 place him some where.
4 That thr commanding gene
eral ordets ihe post Gsstnno Is
hold = shake' wn ~ enlisted
rersrrcl after each I've aninn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

pr Walter s. Davis was rear
Cd on his fathers plantation near
Canton Mississippi and is rs
Years old lie IS the son Of the
Reverend and Mrs. W. NJ. Davis
Of the same city fIc IS married
to the former Iyancita Hughes
Of French Lick. Indiana. daueh-
Ter Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Hughes OF the same city.
Education
lie received his early training
in a two-room raral school and
in the practice school Il reusa-
loo college. Touealoo. Mississippi.
lie graduated from the high SCHOOL
department OF Alcorn A&M cel-
leee in 1926 In 1891 he received
the BIS degree from Trnutssre
All State college: in 1859 he
received the MS degree from
Cornell university and the 'h D..
gone
Gone where" / asked OPEN
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X
be- now and I'm in the
tmy.
\ One afternoon, me and
n second cook was sitting
n in TIE shade behind the
Box shack peeling spuds,
ben up from the lake
Hres jewish couple quarreling
beat no band. They was In
Ehne sars a man and his
h and ihvy was both kinder
\ ana OH and when they quar-
~ iheir siomachs wobblcd up
d down wanted to laugh. but
|tiat
Pyau see inatg' said the second
kk z beg she's been flirtin'
r. ~sier with some other
GHish, be The other way round =
SAID '>laybe It was him and
|oiher Woman
(Which ever way It was said
\ cook, some woman Is 10
'wha makes you figser that
r. ! asked.
Flts a'ways a woman Is 10
pa $3.50 tho cook as he grab
\ 8 p,faio ! had Just peeled
( looked over at me. ~Pick ont
Fm eyes good. bow lie said.
'iAgh ! knew perfectly well
p q rsel potatoes. and was
fkrF our the eyes good. But
sn VAS young and Allio was
"a cay about forty ALWAYS
'T'g advice He sort OF took IL
~ hi1self TO look out for me.
4 he WIS always telling me
bfl1s ~lth morals to en-, like
Was KID.
n never will forget that last
fNy f'orrel ] was mixed M
Ali'e went on as we peeled
I cQ'. And who was the
Ine' A woman Son. they's ter
ile' Taa hussy like TO ruint
who = T. said. "where? %
Never room with a couple. -
le counselled gravely. He
nsel 10 let his warning sink
Son as long as YOU are
fsy Rom your mothers home.
matter whore you may be,
rer room with a couple. It's
'k'i'li- Ana he looked me
lemhlv va the eyes over our
cs't Of potatoes. you arc
ung and YOU don't know But
y lm cllin' you. II you rents
loom when YOU go back TO Har-
p rent from a widow or an
pnan a West Indian or a Gee
ee hlt never room with a cou-
A man and his wife. plus a
onel- son. that's poison
Why rs aid to keep the tale
inS and yet The potatoes peeled
could take a swim before
rper.
'Why?" Allie answered. looking
me as II was a child. I'm
ma tell YOU why. Look az me
re peeling potatoes! Well, ]
"a 70 be a first-class captain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11

Editors Note
This is the first OF series
OF short stories by Langston
Hughes. poet. playwright and
story teller who has captured
the humor, pathcs and tragedy
Of the Negro IN American life
and set them down with beau
~ and understanding Mr.
Hughes has lived too we'll and
felt 100 deeply To write with
out sympathy and meaning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-09-11
Biographical Sketch Of
New President Of
Tennessee State College

degree from Cornell university in
1871.
On the basis OF scholastic and
professional training Davis was
awarded general education fcl-
l. wsAip lie received his IN D..
in minimum three years 1881
ls4ol. Davis appeared in Who's
Who In American Education,
published in 1912. lie was Wings
over Jordan speaker on the oc-
casion OF Booker T. Washing
tons birthday in. 1892 lie IS
generally considered an aericnl-
tprai cNp re and renowned au-
iharty and organizer in the ag-
liculiural field
Experience
He has always been known for
having unusual ability in aeri-
cultural and related sciences. His
special committee and instructors
~ Cornell university consider
him as beine one OF the out
standing Cornell graduates lie
Confined on page ~
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|etroiter Gets High Office at Pythian Confab
Never Room With A CoupIe
IA Short Story
By Langston Hughes

You can have lots of fun working camp they
ont pay very much and you meet plenty funny people Last
per was working at big camp upstate New York where
head chief dshwasher and boewper with plenty to do
ee For one thing had to help the cook get all the vege-
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Dies ready, and peeled many an onion and potato that
INNER when I'd much ratherve been in swimming Put
them spuds eye to eye and they'd reach from here TO
Iopy and back Just like being on KIP
But who's gonna worry bout that? That summers
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gone
Gone where" / asked open
Confined on page 90