davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1943-06-24
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FALLS CHURCH, S4,750, 500 cash; prac-
,ically, new 3-room. masonry constructed
E;obeIiis oodo 81 MoNoURE AGENCY, E, TsilS i
DISTINCTIVE SMALL HOUSE, NOT "
Of MaryIsnd. about l mile from y. S. ! at
ceiling. rsneled throughout in chestnut.
built-in chestnut bookcases. large fireplace.
kitchen and cabinets also in chestnut. cleo
bath. cedar closets: half basement, coal
furnace. hot-water heat; completely insu-
f5sd and Rde atSm ve eoppeT
large fenced lot; $500 sa. it; maenificent
non for the culture of ornamental erica
ceouS plants; price reduced for quick sale
Call Fyattsville ol43.
GENTLEMAN'S CHICKEN FARM, WEST
complete setup with 600 laying hens. 300
baoy chicks | month old; modern house,
roems. bath freplaee hsrdwood Isn fooIs
ment. Rendix washing machine all modern
utilities; contract o. rae with prominent wash Hho
down payment: price Sl2 900 ROBERT
S. DAVIS, 5;l03 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile. Nd. WA. 5000.
5-RooM HOUSE, ELECTRICITY, GARAGE,
chicken house. - acres eround; ! ] miles
mo. w. E HARDESTY. Upper Marlboro
Md. Marlboro 66. After ) pm. HI or.
NEAR LAUREL - IMMEDIATE ocCU-
pancy Bungalow, bedrooms sun porch;
beautiful shade trees, garden space. garage,
eood-size outbuildng, few fruit trees: .
p rs $50 TO- 0uS cHAR2Es Il 8 srAS2G4 s2fd buy fNc
Laurel lis: SUNDAYS. 217-M
NEARBY MD:-9 R. AND TILE BATH,
m acres d0u6e sSrasbss ehfkeh
altitude, one block to bus: $4,000, terms.
zANTz1NGER. Jr.. WA. 1919. 25'
GRIN, .2-STORY BRICK, 3 LARGE BED
rooms, living room, dining room. kitchen, >
concrete porches front and back. full
basement, automatic heat; acres Of
ground; price; ,sI s12,5qo; 3 miles to to D G.
Marlboro Sc After 3 pm. HI 0272.
NAVAL OFFICER ORDERED AWAY-6-
room brick house. y acres. vegetable gar
den and large lawn, in pine setting. Fran
900, Phone Alexandria 1859.
ARLINGTON, VA-ATTRACTIVE TWO
story brick house, nearly. new. 3 bed
rooms, 1I2 baths, hreplaces. equipped
kitchen, screened porch, garage; ideally
located; near Pentagon, Navy, Fort Myer,
schools and bus; $1,000. CHI. 3643.
ARLINGTON, ADJ. TO BUCKINGHAM
Frame bungalow in good condition; lot
proposition. OWNER, WI. 7790
bath frame house. oil burner, Aeacre lot lot
fine. for Victory garden. Immediate pos
4-room bungalow bath, fireplace, 1a-
acre lot: S4,500: easy terms.
REIBLE, Agent. oxford 05I5 or GL. 1928.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
STORES FOR RENT.
STORE VALUES.

STORE VALUES.
1915 7th ST. n.w.-Larse store. 20 II.
by "a #, 81 50.
320a Georgia ave w.-Large store. S55,
6'., Kennedy st. n.w.--Lar9e store. 500.
400l Gault pl. n.e.-S35
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
SOS n. CAP. ST REALTORS MA. 613o.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
WE ESTFpN AVE
SESSION.
1S1l i1SL Pl S e.

Near Pa Ave. Hill.
Six rooms. brick, detached home, stuat
ed on beautiful lot; price, -S9,45O To in
spect call MI. Mason, / 5000. Open
Saturday and SUNDAY, 2 to Is pm.
ADELBERT W. LEE,
3ol1 Pa ave. Sc. Ii 1000.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
VACANT.

VAOAN I.
DOWNTOWN. NEAR 9th AN SITS
NV. PRICE. S32 800: LESS THAN AS
PRoVED BY 4-sToRY 'Bi1ii1IH5t BUiLD1NG: PROP eP-
ERTY CLEAR Or ENCUMBRANCE. CALL
EDDIE KYLE. HO. 21O4
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2S46.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Is only one block from this fine eft. =
room and bath home: new hot-water heat
frst-class condition and real bargain at
$3.50: S3,350 cash. balance $50 month.
HERBERT AND SONS, REALTORS
515 E Capitol St Ii. 0l29.
After Office Hours. Call RA S330
Evening star., 1943-06-24
VACANT.
SIN 250

Located in Chevy Chase. Md. this de-
tsched home on a large, wooded lot, has
: rooms. bath. automatic heat. Immediate
possession may be arranged for respon-
sibe people For an appointment to in
spect call ME. 1I43 until 9 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. REALTOR.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
$6,450.

e rms and bath brick and frame. in an
excellent location in nearby Arlington. This
conditioned oil heat. II has FLA financing
al S41 ~ per mo. Mr.. Bennett. NO 2O16.
Evening star., 1943-06-24
Near Mckinley High School

Row brick E large rooms, tile bath, oil
furnace, electric refrigerator front porch
WILLIAM r. THOROWGoOD, 2O24 Rhode
Island ave ne DE obj
Evening star., 1943-06-24
CHEVY CHASE GARDENS
7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.

on unusually large corner lot in Kensine-
ton; living room with stone frerlace, din
ing room, . bedrooms, bath. kitchen, large
finished attic, full basement with garage,
hot-air furnace with years supply coal,
Venetian blinds: all facilities installed:
easy terms. To inspect call SH. 1919
Evening star., 1943-06-24

2 BEDROOMS, BATH-1st FIR.
2 BEDROOMS. BATH-2nd FIR.
CHEVY CHASE. MD-S14, 500.
Beautiful brick home. living. dining
rooms; de luxe kitchen, bult-in garage,
screened porch: beautiful Shrubbery, flow-
erS each bedroom will hold twin beds.
Immediate occupancy.
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 5221
Evening star., 1943-06-24
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Sligo Park Hills, Md. S1395O,

Adjacent 10 and overlooking the park
and Sligo Greek rooms > complete
baths and frst-floor library and lavaiory:
large living room on lower level opening
fireplace 4 years old. Possession immedl-
ately. Something different and very charm
lnG- BOSS & PHELPS. realtors exclusive
ly) Ask for Mr. Shackelford MA $500
do,
Evening star., 1943-06-24
ACRE, $4,750

5-rm bungalow. bath. elec. stove. built
in garage, garden, flowers. poultry house.
Fronting on bus line. Half cash. JOHN
BURDOFT, ColeSyIlle, Md. Phone Ashton
Evening star., 1943-06-24
SS.41U
E1NrE pEDROOMS

This is real value end can be made to
nay for itself in short time, five large
private bedrooms. all modern improvements,
full basement, hot-Water heat; nice lot and
garage: don't fan 10 see this before buying.
BEITZEII. DI 3lON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

which Americans will examine with thrilling
interest.
Mrs Gertrude Atherton. the brilliant
American novelist and student Of classical
history has eloquently told how Dido Killed
herself not only 10 escape the brutality Of
the repusive King Yarbas who was closing
in on her city, but also 10 save her people
from massacre and plumber.
Passion had been growing in Yarbas for
about a year and Ire was now ready 10 burst
into flames. He declared that the surrender
Of Dido was the only thing that would satisfy
him.
They say he demanded her hand but as
he had a harem fun Of wives that is only a
polite way of putting IT, She decided that
she wotiid die rather than enter the capacious
Yarbas harem.
She gave it out that she was going to burn
an image Of the deserving Aencas on "A funeral
pyre. But Dido. 10 the amazement Of her
Prime Minister mounted the pyrc which had
the form Of marrage-bed.
Before the stunned staring crowd below
had grasped her meaning she had fallen on
her sword. Later her Prime Minister who
loved her burnt her dead body on the pyre
Carthage had many centuries of brilliant
and wicked history, notably the terrible wor-
ship Of Moloch in which children were given
TO the flames, but no chapter as thrilling
and dramatic as the story Of Dido
Dido dressed more beautifully than any
other woman of her time.
Her madens wound about her closely
purple robe embroidered by the women Of
Sidon. hung over her shoulders a long neck
lace Of emeralds linked with electron. casped
her arms and ankles with bracelets studded
with divers jewels. On her head they placed
high diadem made from the gold of Ophir
Her breastplate was an immense emerald
carved with the head Of Astarte, Queen Of
fecundity.
Thus attired she had charmed Aeneas
Portions Of the Carthage which Dido built
have been discovered and efforts will be made
after the war to locate the spot where her
pyre stood. IL was probably on, hill over
looking the waterfront as many authorities
believe il was there
Shortly before the war Psychologists I'm
covered the fashionable part of the city where
the palace Of Queen Dido had stood. In tho
square in front Of the palace may have been
the spot where she mounted the pyrc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

beings been so consumed with the fires of
love.
1T was over at last, and Aeneas hung up
his sword and shield in the bed chamber of
Dido"
This has been pronounced by historians
the earliest love-marriage. The archaeological
artist Matana writes:
Together they were borne in opulent lit
tiers TO behold the monstrous houses of mon
strous gods rear their truncated pyramidal
bulk TO the sky; together they would harken
10 the bells Of Carthaeinan virginity anklets
OF gold joined by chain of er-tinkling
in the streets; together they would love the
long night through TO watch Astarte's be-
damonded crescent sink in languor in the
steely dawn until at last the hero, following
the call Of his destiny left his royal paramour
20 immediate her broken heart upon the sac
rifical affairs Of her fiery gods.
Her love lost her her life and her city it's
being for from the walls Of the creation Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

us here" she exclaimed. I'VE will take shell
ter until the storm has passed I confess TO
you now whatSI dared not before. 7 had lost
the way"
Holding the name Of his horse she rode
directly into the cave. Aeneas sprang 90
the ground and lifted his arms. In every true
romance since the beginning Of history there
is a point where the woman faints or falls
into the mans arms 1t seemed that fate
had led him to this spot.
Dido fell into his arms.
Following the\vsit TO the cave there was
the wedding in Carthage. II was a magnfi-
cent affair The High Priest poured a libation
between the horns of white hcifer This
ceremony happened in the Temple Of Tanit
the favorite goddess Of Dido Aeneas made
the customary promises. Then ne looked into
the eyes OF Dido.
For moment says an eloquent his
torian. they gazed and rose on the wings Of
ecstasy. Never since the world began had two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

a message ordering Aeneas to start
But we now know that WEAKNESS Of
loving dark-eyed woman started the hero on
his travels again
He abruptly deserted the bride who had
succored him in misfortune and raised him TO
the highest position in her realm
Aeneas told Dido coldly that he was pro-
ceeding on his divine mission, told her so
coldly that it was worse than going without
a word. The fact that young Aeneas or Dido
was on the way did not concern the hero
Her bitter sorrow and rage exceeded all the
temperamenta outbursts Of her life.
BY going away Aeneas left Dido exposed
10 the attacks OF the terrible Yarbas who was
ready 20 assault the city as soon as the
mighty Trojan warrior departed. Aeneas
didn't think OF that, Yarbas was ycarning
TO lay his hands on Dido
Poor Dido soon knew of her lovers depar-
ture from the sight Of his ships -reftted at
her expense leaving the port, a locality
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

her beloved Rome
revcrbcratcd six
centuries later the
laundering d a I h
knell Of the Punic
faith Delcnda est
Carthage
That is an eloquent
way OF saying that
Aeneas having been
loved by Dido at
Carthage finally de-
serted her 20 found
r o m @, which de-
stroyed Carthage.
The m on t h s Of
h one V m DON. the
feasts on couches of
Tyrian purple and
the long nights of
love began TO pail
on Aeneas. He grew
weary Of the charms
Of brunette Dido
and yearned for the
sea, fighting and
adventure.
The poet says that
Acncas was visited
by Jupiter in visions
and ordered to go
on with the work
of founding Rome.
The chief god even
sent Mercury with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

Acncas became invaluable 90 Dido in de.
Tending the city against savage enemies in
GLIDING Yarbas for while she was mistress
or st0tCCfdTu she WAS not fighting general.
From prehistoric times girls have found
too late that men betray.
Dido and Aeneas enjoyed a long honey
moon but 30 time il became more enjoyable
TO Dido than TO Aeneas. At first It seemed
as II he had forgotten his mission TO found
the CITY Of Rome. Seeing thsf Virgil says
that Jupiter sent Il messenger who sternly
ordered Aenoas 20 resume his journey a
poetical conception Aeneas probably was
bored by Dido Anyway he departed sud
denly and left her in tragic despair both from
the loss Of her, lover and the approach of
Yarbas
Somewhere in the wilderness about Tunis
is the cave where Acneas lost his senses
when caught In storm with DIDO To search
for this will be thrilling undertaking for
y&unE Americans after the war
Aeucas was accustomed 20 the wilds and
10 struck him that Dido knew exactly where
she was leading him. But simple warrior
be did not stop 20 think Of her intentions He
simply went along
The cave they found nigh, become
shrine like tho spot where Napoeon's son
first lost his innocence. a spot marked by
monument az Vienna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03

Are you not afraid.
Dido ?" ske q the
mighty Trojan hero.
Not with you, dear
Aeneas" said the wo-
man who founded an
empire.
A flash revealed the
wide mouth Of a cave.
The gods have led
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
Where
l0OIruStillQ!
QueeIlDid0
L0yeds'dLOSt

Ancient Carthage.
Around Which Our
Soldiers Have Been
Fighting. Realm Of The
Worlds First Women
RuIer-And Perhaps
Greatest Lover-Who
G. arm e d the
Hero Aeneos.
Was Deserted by
Him and Soeri-
feed Herself on
Her Own Funeral
PYre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-03
LONDON.

LONDON.
$50 HE Americans, Allies and
Fighting French have fought for
the possession Of Carthage,
which was founded by the amor
Gus, heroic and tragic Queen Dido,
2490 years ago.
The site of Carthage lies just
outside Tunis, a center of the war
in North Africa.
Americans will take special pride
in honoring Dido, since she is a
heroine who combined the strongest
kind Of sex allure with bravery,
brilliancy and craftsmanship. She
was the first woman in history who
became a great leader, as Virgil has
told schoolboys. Love and tragedy
equally marked her life.
Dido, originally called ELISA, was
rightful Queen Of Tyre. She was
driven from there by her brother
Pygmalion, who plotted TO kill her
II was then she started westward
with her loyal followers and founded
Carthage which she purchased from
the local savage King Yarbas, the
Getulian. a monster Of brutality and
lust, who rode on an elephant and
wore brass armor.
The passion-quite incorporated
which DIDO aroused in the gigan-
tic savage eventually led TO the
final tragedy Of her life.
But before that many things hap
pened The much praised Aeneas
fleeing from Troy with a divine mis-
sion 10 found the City of Rome. was
driven into Carthage by a storm.
He had just escaped from the ter
rible one-eyed Cyclops, a story with
which he entertained Dido. Many
others he told He Immediately
won the heart of the beautiful
Queen Women love liars.
Under Didos direction. Carthage
developed wonderfully and in later
centuries it became one Of the great
empires of the world
Acncas was a handsome and able
soldier He inherited his looks from
has mother Venus - history there
Joined with myth lie had curly
blond hair and blue eyes and a
-hronzcd complexion altogether a
- ........-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Davenport Elected To
Executive Board Of
National Law Guild

Attorney Elvin Davenport, pres
ideni OF the Wolverine Bar assoc
citation. was elected 10 the Ma
tional Executive Board Of Direc-
tors OF the National Lawyers
Guild which met in Chicago Feb.
20. 2i. %. Attorney LeBron Sim
mons. also OF Detroit. was chosen
10 serve on the National Commit
tee Of Social Education.
Euclid Taylor was also elected
t. the executive board and Judge
William HASTE was made vice.
president OF the Guild Judge
JAYNE. Judge Pat O'Brien. and
Maurice Sugar. all OF Detroit. are
also on the executive board.
Formed seven years ago. the
guild. contrary 10 the policies of
tho American Bar association and
other national organizations OF
attorneys. has always admitted
Negroes 10 It's ranks and has con-
sistently spoken out against jim
crow. One OF The points made by
Robert W. Kenny. California at
torney general and president Of
the guild. in his professional ad-
dress. was that all ORGANIZATIONS
Of attorneys indicate their sup
port OF democracy by crasing coll
OF bars I'm their constitutions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
ACCOUNTANT
AUSTIN MAKES
FINE RECORD

One OF the successful young pro-
fessional men OF Detroit IN Rich.
ard II Austin. OF 5425 Cobb Place,
who is one Of the few Negro cerli-
fed public accountants q the coun.
try. Born In Alabama 20 years axe
Mr.. Austin received his education
in Detroit, obtaining his degree
from the Detroit Institute OF Tech,
nology and receiving his certificate
as certified public accountant
from the state Of Michigan ner. a..
1871. He numbers among his ell.
ents many OF the leading business
firms OF the city.
a certified public accountant Il y
licensed public accounting pracil-
toner. certified as being competent
and skilled 10 handle audils. tax
problems and in general all the &c.
counting problems that confront n
business.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
MICHIGAN
DEMOCRATS
HOLD CAUCUS

still dizzy from the Republican
house cleaning. delegates from
less than 80 Of the 81 Michigan
counties attended the STATE Dem
ocratic convention in Cass Tech
rical High school last Friday.
Negro democratic leaders were
present among the 500 delegates
that attended the convention.
Ernest Brooks. former state
senator from Holland was elect
ca chairman OF the convention.
Former Governor Murray d. Van
Wagner delivered farewell adj
dress
Friday night banquet was
held al the Book Cadillac hotel
Postmaster General Frank Walker
vas the principal speaker About
500 attended the affair
Elected 20 membership on the
remocrs.c State Central COM
mittce al a prc-caucus meeting in
the Detroit Leland hotel last
Thursday night were three Negro
delegates 10 the convention. The
hew members OF the Pariy's state
policy making committee are Mrs
Eva Campbell representing the
FIRST Congressional district; Miss
Johnnie Mac McCcnlco OF the 18th
district and Mrs Geneva Casey
OF the 18th dlstriei.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Must
Help, Says Union
Confident They'll
Organize Walters

Local eos Of ALL announces
that they ha been able TO win
Equal Pay for Equal Work" in
all sections OF Tho city where its
members are employed except in
those establishments that cater
mostly 10 colcred people. They
state that in mos, OF these es-
adjustments the investment is
small and exploitation great.
y meeting OF the various civic
groups, the Negro press. and pub
lie spirited citizens was held re-
Gently az which union represen-
tatives submitted a plan which
viii be presented 20 underpaid
employees Of hotels. restaurants,
and taverns on the East Side.
Sponsors state that tho success
OF the program is already assur.
ed. However. tho degree OF its
success will depend on the sup.
pert given by the mattresses
cooks. and other employees who
stand TO benefit from the pro-
gram.
A mass meeting NJ all people
employed In the hotel and res.
taurant industry. regardless as tc
whether they are union members
will be held Monday. March S. al
s pm at the Brewster center
Any person interested In this
prc.ram and unable 10 be pres
emit may learn in detail how they
can do their part by contracting
Walter Clorc. representative Of
the unicn at his offices at 1905
broadway Prom Goa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
IU.0 N. Replies To Discrimination
CHARGES Of Trainees In Ann Arbor

ANN ARBOR. Mich-Replying
10 inquiries Of the NAACP rela-
tive TO the facilities for quarter
ing women irainees for the War
department. the Dean OF Women
oil the University OF Michigan in
formed the association that spec
lal groups can be housed in the
rooming houses OF Ann Arbor.'
Miss Alice e. Lloyd. Dean OF
Women. stated TO Gloster u. Cur
r,nt. executive secretary. that the
Michigan league was not intended
to he used for rooming accommo-
dctions for undergraduate stu
derts. An acute housing shortage
recently necessitated the CONVEX
sion OF three large rooms in he
building into dormitories.
Last week. Mrs. Rannie Grubbs.
Government tranee. reported TO
the NAACP the case OF five girls
who were given quarters in the
league basement rather than in
the dormitories. In seeking re-
dress for the complaint the as
ISOLATION wrote the president OF
the university. the Dean OF Wom-
Ell. and the War department
White trainees are quartered In
the Michigan league. but Negro
t-ainees have been placed in var
ious rooming houses in Ann Ar
hor. A shortage in Negro homes
forced the league 10 offer It's base
ment quarters. The NAACP Is
still investigating the complaint.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
COLDS KILL JOY
Everywhere
THESE DAYS
So This Famous CoIds.pain Re-
lever Is First Choice
Oh Millions

The hfsl eholre, kgst thought ~ mill
lions a The hFsi Warning ~ colds
painful mlptrts ~ hradRrhe, 4 gem
10 aspirin hanp l"o ,,' drpend,.
able. mint pn lhr worlds largest
seller a llN ~ ioaph Aspirin.
Your mnnpy tan lsly ma more IN
quality, ~ more ln hsmrin action.
Judged ~ your doetof judges aspirin
-clinically sou cant get aspirin
that can do more Zoe Won. 90 why
ever pay more Remember there
arc oven moro savings IN the larger
sizes 30 tablets zoe 100 tablets only
Soc. kecpSt Joseph Aspirin handy,
instantly ready 20 fight colds mis-
cradle distress. Never accept n sub
stitute always demand genuine,
pure st. Joseph Aspirin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
POLL TAX

Continued from page "
xressional fight from within eacn
district and state. Specific propo-
sails will he offered and discussed
SO that delegates can return with
plans for political action in the
communities OF America in order
~ insure the successful passage OF
CONGRESSMAN Raldwlns anu-pon
tax bill HR. 9S1.
We must open vigorous Often
si,c for Victory - NOW II IN TINS
8 ssion OF congress.
The people Of America must re-
move every obstacle in the path 20
victory over the fascist Axis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Urban League Post
(rnrtf..nA g.. a.

les and cxcellcd in boxing. foot
ball and track.
Mr.. Robinson's background has
been broad and varied. For two
years he was assistant pastor al
Shiloh Baptist church in Hart
ford. Conn, and has worked with
migratory workers in New York.
Mar land, Delaware and New
Jersey
For three years Mr.. Robinson
was member OF the STAFF at
rixwell Community center in New
Haven. Conn. He Is kecnly inter-
esied In community problems and
the education Of youth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Ask yourself these Questions
when you buy a laxative

Cues. What is the name OF a lax
alive that has been popular and
respected faSoriie With four genera
tions' Ans. Black-Draughi. Cues.
Is Black Draught purely herbal?
Ans. Yes and youll find it easy to
take. Qncs. Is Back Draught gem
tie IN action Ans. Yes. It usually
Is. II YOU follow directions. That's
why rs called the friendly laxa-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Judge Maher Flags
Riotous Elements

After passing sentences on sew
cral youths Monday for disturb
ing tho peace in local theatres
and amusement conterS. Record
cr's Court Judge John Maher said
that the sort OF conduct hcing
engaged IN by certain elements
q both races does not have the
approval by either Negroes or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
Prejudice Still Rampan Nation Rocks With Pleas For Justc
WINGS OVER JORDlS

WASHINGTON - (Avp,
connection with the nat
war bond rally now heinz "
sored by in-and-out OF sch..
gro youth. a representatIvs' !,
youth element in the NeS,,~
ulation. as well as an oF,s,.'
the Southern Youth conrrss.
speak as a selected renr...'
tive OF youth over Wins ''' !
Jordan Sunday morning Ma
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-03-06
CIyIL SERVICE JOBS

WASHINGTON AMP, on
pos'un.i.cs fr multilah camera
zen pla'cn.aker press operators.
marketing SPECIALISTS technical
aAd sc.enifc aids hncterio.ogisl,.
counting and auditing assist
ants, accountants and auditors.
Is . offered hv The Us. civil
osyice commission