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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30

"DOA PAOONAAOI AA0 Sc
verni usek.- Anglicane IL mil
"a Enfidavillem. = Dalsi letec-
Ike uspschy spojencIG. - Mssto
Insterburg zcela zniceno. - O.
pet povesti o japonskych
pfipravach.
Ma cele tunisske fronte pokra-
cuJe prudka bitva. Spojenci,
IDA Sc, shromazdujf vsechny
silly k dobiti Rommela.
PredevSim sc z Tunisu ozna-
mule, re druhy americky sbor
pod velenlm generala Pattona,
O nemz nebylo mic slyset v DO
sledn1ch dnech, sc nahle obje-
vii ma severn1m 1seku tunisske
fronty a v 1toku ma nepfftele
postoupil smerem ma Mateur
tfi az sest mil. Patton1Iv sbor
Sc 1castnil bitvy ma jihu Tuni-
su u Ell Guettaru. Pc dobytf
Gabesu a Sfaxu Sc tvrdilo, re
sbor byl odsunut do zazemf a
V souvislosti S tim sc zacaly Wy
skytovat povesti, re Americana
byli vdbec vyrazeni a re celou
thu boj1 v Tunisu nesou An
glicane. Opet Sc v tonic prfpa-
de ukazalo, re to jsou pov6sti
Sifene osou a smeTuj1cf k roz-
bit1 spojenecke jednoty.
Americky armadnf sbor byl
proste presunut z jiznfho ma Sc
vern1 1sek tunisske fronty, a
britsky general Alexander, We
litel vsech pozemnfch armad v
Tunisu, vydal prohlaseni, v
nemz sc S velkou pochvalou
zminuje O vykonnosti americ-
keno stabu, projevene pr teto
pfesunovac1 operaci.
Spojenecky postup Sc ozna-
mule take z jinych 1sekd tunis-
ske fronty. Britska prvnf ar
mazda bojuj1c1 v 1seku Bou A
rada obsadila vesnici Goubel-
lat, severne cd Bou Arada. Brit
ska osma armada, ktera bojuje
ma jizn1m 1seku fronty, postou-
pila cd Enfidaville O IL mil a
nyn1 bojuje primo v horskem
hfebenu. Je treba zddraznit,
re ma pred sebou pouze jeste
nejakych deset az patnact mil,
az vyjde z horskych hTebenG
ma tunisskou rovinu, ktera lei
pred mestem Tunisem, kde bu-
de moci zahajit frontalnf 1tok
ma Nemce.
Sprava britskeho rozhlasu
tvrd1, re Nemci zacali v bizert-
skem a tunisskem pristave sta
vet z prken velke pramice, KITE
ra patrne mali dopravit Nemce
z Afriky do Sicilie. Britske le-
tectvo zahajilo bombardovani
pracovn1ch skupin v techto pTf-
stavech.
N6mci rovnez We svych zpra-
vach tvrdf, re spojenci zahajili
v Tunisu generalnf ofesivu, a
re pry v prvn1m 1toku ztratili
48 tankG.
LETECKA FRONTA.
Letecka cinnost v Tunisu row
nez nepTestava. Letadla Raj
a americke letaj1cf pevnosti ne
ustale bombardujf nemecke pc
Size ma fronte, jejich skladiste
"a frontou a vsechny jihoital-
ske pTfstavy. Spojenecke sti-
hacky, ktere docflily We ctvrtek
slavneho v1tezstvf a sestTelily
velky nemecky letecky konvoj
O 20 obrovskych dopravnfch le-
tadlech pokracovaly v naletech
v patek a sestfelily 8 nemec-
kych letadel.
Mad zapadn1 Evropou je "a
tim pro spatne povetrnostni
podm1nky We vzduchu kid.
Pouze nekolik ojedinelych ne.
meckych letadel sc obejvilc
mad Anlgif.
Ruske letectvo bombardova-
10 v noci ma ctvrtek mesto We
vychodn1m Prusku Insterburg
Toto mesto jizne cd Kralovce
je d1lezitou zeleznicni kTizo
vatkou a ma take cetne tovar
ny. 200 ruskych letadel pc
hodiny hazelo bomby ma totC
mesto o $4,000 obyvatel az &c
lie mesto bylo jedinym moTen
plamenG.
RUSKA FRONTA.
Nemecke 1toky ma Kuban
IDA sc pTestaly. Size v patel
vecer Nemci Sc opet pokusili
ne1sp6Sny utok. ale poledn1 so
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Nezapomente kona-
ii svoji ~povinnost a
wolff v 1teryg
A. kvetna.
MHHm HmWHm HHm Hnm uHm Hnmm HmHmm HHm Hum Nnm

We schIzi dine 20. dubna 1943
c. N. S. zaplatili nasledujici
krajane Ia clenstvi:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
Valka.
POSTUP MA CELE
TUNISSKE FRONTE.
VELKY RUSKY NALET Ma
III PRUSKO.

Americky sbor presunut ma Sc.
verni usek.- Anglicane IL mi
Ia Enfidavillem. - Dalsi letec.
Ike 1spechy spojencIG. - Msstc
lnsterburg zcela zniceno. - o.
pet povesti o japonskych
pripravach.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1943-04-30
RUSKA FRONTA.

Nemecke dtoky ma Kubani
IDA Sc pTestaly. Size v patek
vecer Nemci Sc opet pokusili o
ne1sp6sny 1tok, ale polednf So
vetska zprava v sobotu prav1,
re nepfftel sc svymi 1toky pre-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Moreine in White

JUST TO look at Mrs. David
B. Moreing's all white costume
lowered the temperature many
degrees.
Her small white hat was
trimmed with white roses.
and, at her waist line, she had
pinned a bunch OF fresh white
roses.
With her brown and white
print, Mrs. Charles Jinnette
wore a small hat made entirely
Of white flowers and yelling =.
Mrs. Ford wore fine print
on a navy background and a
becoming navy calot...
Mrs. Cornelius Chaplin had on
a navy and pink print. land 4
small pink straw sailor trimmed
in navy.
Mrs. Mckee Robson. who
started the movement for grand
opera here next season. was
wearing a black afternoon dress
with white frou frou at the neck
land a wide, black lace hat
accented with a turquoise
ostrich tip...
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Good Pipers
CWACs Parade, Make
Music; WACs Hell

The girls are good pipers as well
as good soldiers.
So the Canadian Women's Army
Corps pipe band demonstrated
yesterday during It's first visit 70
this country in a good will parade
with the WACs.
This band, composed Of 10
pipers and five drummers, is just
five months old but IT has been
practicing diligently under the
direction of Pipe Mai Lillian
Grant Of Victoria. r, c. The girls
are beginning a recruiting tour
which will take them through
Canada.
Aided by is WACs. the girls
paraded through downtown De-
troit. ending their march at the
USO where they were guests al
a buffet lunch.
Later, they were given swim
ming party at the central branch
Of the YWCA, where the USO
servicewomen's club is located.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Texas Belle
New Romance for Famed
Fortress Pilot

ASHEVnLE, n. C.. Aug. 13
GNS)-Msj. Robert X. Morgan,
pilot of the Flying Fortress
Memphis Belle" veteran of Is
victorious missions over Europe,
today revealed his engagement 10
Miss Jane Huckins Of San
Antonio. Tex, daughter Of 1t.
Col. and Mrs. Joseph Huckins.
When young Morgan flew in
Memphis last June, II was slim.
hazel eyed Margaret Polk who
greeted him with long kiss. The
Memphis Belle" was named
for her and the couple said they
would be married this month.
But couple OF days ago Miss
Polk returned the ring and said
the wedding was off
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Merriam in Civvies

MRS. DE WITT II. MER-
RAM we didn't recognize at
first. because she was out Of
uniforn,..
She was equally smart. lin
sheer dress Of Roman stripes. =.
made shirtwaist Style. and d
large black straw hat.
Mrs. Ralph Ainsworth wore a
classic dress OF oxblood and
white striped material and a
brown beret tilted becomingly
On the side of her head.
Mrs. Ogden Ellis was knitting
away. on what she described
as watch cap for a service
man..
II was OF heavy black wool. :.
ana yet Mrs. Ellis looked as
cool as could be. in pretty
print which combined gray-blue,
chartreuSe and black.
The amusing Mrs. Ellis pulled
her hat OF chartreuse horSehair
braid out Of shape. put II on at
a rakish angle. land said:
How do you like my hat ."
Mrs. Arthur Scheifle--in
mustard colored lightweight
wool suit. and Mrs Donald
Hogate...in soft. gray-blue
gabardine suit, lingerie blouse,
and beret 70 match her suit.
were sitting side by side.
their outfits making a lovely
contrast.
Mrs. 6 Allan McKaig had on
a navy and white sheer and a
small flower hat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Owen in CharIevoix

MRS. JOHN OWEN III
her twin daughters, Mary and
Helen and Mrs. Owen SIS
mother :. Mrs. Fremont Wood
ruff are at the Belvedere in
Charlevoix 80.
Mrs. Horace Caulkins &.
Mrs. Frederick Sloane Ford and
Bobby are going up tomor-
row for 10 days..
Mrs. Stephen Stackpole has
gone up to the Huron Mountain
Club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Jenny Ends Visit

MRS. CHARLES NJ. TENNY
Of Springfield, Mass, and chill
dren who have been visiting
Mrs. Tenny'S parents -. the
George O. Beggs AT their
summer home At P0inte Aux
Barques are returning today
to Springfield
They will leave again AL
most at once for Cape Cod
70 stay until after Labor
Day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
THE DETROIT TIMES

The luncheon table was laid
with silver and gold woven mats
and conferred with a bowl Of
talisman roses.
Attending the party were
Mrs. c. II. Shank Of Akron, O.,
Mrs. NJ. w. Darst Of Monroe.
Mrs. A. s. Adams, Mrs. Donald
Blllmeyer. Mrs. John Rlnck.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Friends Ask Reservations

EVEN DURING the meeting
several members were called
70 the telephone by friends
who wished 10 reserve entire
boxes or seats in boxes.
Among those VINO have re-
served boxes are. Mrs. Alfred
J. Fisher. Mrs. Charles A.
Dean Jr.. Henry Relchhold
...Virginia De Voy. Mrs.
Tom Archer. Mrs. Charles w.
Jinnette. Mrs. Ralph Aims
worth. Mrs. Frederick S.
Ford. Mrs. Frank Goldie. !.
Mrs. David p. Mocring. Mrs.
G. Ogden Ellis. Mrs. Fred NJ.
Zeder and Mrs. Dewitt II.
Merriam,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Leonerds Visit Pierces

THE LAWRENCE CLARK
LEONARDS and their three
children Lenie. Rusty and
Elizabeth have come from
Washington. d. {. TO visit
the former Eileen Pierce's par
ents E. Mr.. and Mrs William
Rust Pierce of Beverly road,
Crosse Pointe Farms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Party Honors
Mrs. Dean Mark

MRS. p. r. RINCK was host
eSS A. a luncheon and bridgeyeS
terday afternoon in her home in
Marlborough Avenue.
The occasion was a birthday
celebration in honor of Mrs.
Dean Mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
G. w. TrombIys
To Visit Here

MR.. AND MRS. {. W. TROM-
BLY, Of Clearwater, Fla, for
merly Of Crosse Pointe, will
arrive in Detroit soon for visit.
They will be the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank C. Schmidt
in their home in Wiltshire drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
II. Delbridee Expected

1T. (JG) BILL DELBRIDGE
IS expected TO arrive Sunday OF
Monday 10 spend a leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fisher Delbridge Of
Crosse Pointe -,
1t. Delbridge has been on sea
duty IS months
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Cou1ens Grendnother

MRS. HOMER L. COUZENS
now is a grandmother
proud, too, of her grandson
James CouzenS born
Aug. II TO her daughter
in-law :. Mrs. John Couzens--
the former Marie Toner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Luke Visits
In Washino+on

MRS. JAMES NJ. LUKE Of
Dexter boulevard, is visiting
relatives and friends in WASH
ington, d. c.
She expects 10 return 10 De-
troit early in October.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Detwiler Leaving

MRS. JOHN DETWILER is
leaving tonight 20 visit her
in-lawS the Ward Detwilers
al their summer home in
Hyannis, on Cape Cod
She will be away about a
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Wendell Andersons Back

THE WENDELL AMBER
SONS are back from a stay of
several weeks at Virginia
Beach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Mrs. Monaghan Leaves

MRS. PHILIP MONAGHAN
and children -. Philip -Jr. and
Alma Jean are leaving to-
day. Join Capt Monaghan
in Washington. d. c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
In N syt :. -,
VIII" ch

Continued From Page III
material in front VI. and black
suede gloves -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

Staff Sgt. Couzens is sta
toned at X, " Field and
his wife is living near there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Lees Dinner Hosts

Mr.. AND MRS. r. x. LEE
were hosts 10 a group of friends
At an informal dinner party
Wednesday night al the Detroit
Golf Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14

Mrs. Thomas Cram. Mrs. L. y.
Fike. Mrs. Leo Huffman and
Mrs. Roy Duncan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-14
Moves From Abingdon

LUTHER WELLINGTON
LORD III recently moved from
Abingdon and Is now making his
home in Marlborough avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12

CT. lind your column very
interesting. My husband and
don't get along any more. lie Is
very rude to me at times. We have
a baby girl and he seems to be-
lIeve our family should have in
creased more. SO last week told
him felt like our family was
soon to be increased and he didn .
seem to care 10 discuss the sun
Jet. Should ! keep telling him OF
the coming event or should ! Just
get my divorce!
Ans. divorce your husband
without any canse whatsoever
" ould he utterly ridiculous. Hes
no longer the school boy yon
married. He's a man now ana ne
thinks and acts like n man. He's
studying and preparing himself
for the future and n he appears
rude at any time II Is Just his
way Of trying 10 encourage You
ia broaden Yourself and keep up
with his pace In life. The new
arrival will thrill him Just as
much as II will you but he can't
zee the necessity Of becoming ex.
cited until the news Il, authentic
retter start apprecIatIng the fine
points Of your husbands charae.
ter and cease belltillng him.
J.M.F.-Tell me something Tor
my own good please. Who loves
me and who will give me some
money every Saturday night May
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12
NEGRO PUBLISHERS TO MEET
IN ANNUAL 3.DAY SESSION;
STRESS SOUTHERN PROBLEMS

CLEVELAND, Ohio Louisville
Kentucky will be the scene OF
the Fourth Annual Conference OF
The Negro Newspaper Publishers
association. June IL and -. where
in a three-day streamlined con-
ference at the Brock Building, 9th
and Magazine streets. publishers.
EDITORS and department heads OF
Americas most influential Negro
newspapers will discuss problems
growing out OF he war.
The official program released
this week through the office Of
the associations president. viii
liam O Walker. OF the Cleveland
Cali and Post. embraces sessions
throughout Friday and Saturday
June IL and IL az the Brock
Building and special tour by
the delegates TO Fort Knox KY.
on Sunday. June 10, under the
auspices OF the War department
The decision q the Executive
committee Of the association TO
hold tho convention in a south
ern city grew out OF its desire TO
emphasize the importance OF the
Negro problem IN the Ssouth IN
the scheme OF the Negro Press
fleht for full citizenship for
American Negroes.
The committee expressed de-
sire 10 attract as many 81 the
Southern newspapers as possible
10 the convention.
In issuing the call for the
Fourth Annual meeting, President
Walker declared
with our nation deep In war.
ard the problems OF the Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12
Negro Employees Continue At Yards
After Riots; Plan Separate Shipvays

MOBILE. Ala ~ fANPl - ne
scribed az "cure-allr FOR labor
itouhles between WHITES ana Ne-
rroes AZ Addseo re rerioual NJ.
foe of the War Isnpower CONE
mission az Atlanta announced late
wednesda~ night tha, q, under
stood the T. s Maritime com-
mission has approved plan for
separate shipways for negro
workers AZ the Alabama Dry Dock
and Shiphmlding company "a Mo-
bile
Trouble brewed AZ Addsco last
week he'ween white ari Neere
workmen over wha, tho company
said was the unrradlra ~ negro
welders IN compliance wfh az
receive from Preiieni Roosevelt
The RIOT between The Workers
sent several persons 10 TIE hos
piial
United States Army soldiers
from BROOKLYN field are sl'l on
guard o. The pant % protect
government PROPERTY ard in pre-
Vent Interference with ne va-
effort They We're called IN INC
Job Tuesday when the disturbance
hogan
Under the new rlan he SOP
arate ship@ays viii he sGpervises
hv white kmen vhile Nfcro
laherrrs ANA helpers VIZ be con-
tl~ued on other iohs throughout
the wards rs IL the past
The plan was submitted 20
Washington Frliay night follow
INK conference ~ government
shipyard and unlon officials VIII
met ~ the Pinto Island plant ~
an effort 70 solve difficulties
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12

soldiers resting squarely upon
the shoulders OF those Of us who
remain at home. plus the fact
that government regulations and
restrictions imperil the very ex-
istence OF our business. it Is
more important that we meet
this year than ever before"
In charge 81 local arrangements
for the delegates at Louisville
will be Frank l.. Stanley. Editor
Of the Louisville Defender. 6l9
West Walnut street.
The publishers are expected TO
bring 10 the meetings their edi-
tors. advertising managers, pho
to-engravers. circulation depart
ment heads and shop foremen for
the important discussions to take
place on problems affecting their
various departments.
Hlghllghts includes
The annual message Of the pres
idcnt 10 BE delivered at the Fri
day. June IL luncheon at !. 30
pm: public mass meeting
where delegates will hear an nd
dress bv Dr. ]. +. Walker OF
Memphis Tenn. under the spon-
sorship Of the Falls City Cham
her OF Commerce and special
luncheon meeting az which the
delegates will he the guests OF
The Courier Journal and Times
Luncheon speaker will be Mark
Elheridge. Editor Of the Courier
Journal. and former chairman OF
the Presidents committee on Fair
Employment Practices.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12

God bless you.
Ans: For q se,enieen-year-
Girl vou have some queer no.
lions ON lie. AZ your age, most
girls are preparing themselves 10
become self.supporting. There's
price attached 10 these Saturday
night pay envelopes. and you can u
ray this price and keep your rep
utatlcn. Every girls ambition II
20 have n home and family some
Jay you're only killing yonr
chances by gold digging Tor mon
ey.
JMc-My friend comes over to
NV house and expects TO eat ev-
cry time. won't cook for him
because he won't buy food and he
calls he mean. Now he claims he
loves me and want to marry me
and I want to know what 10 do'
Ans. Don't marry this fellow.
Hes In love With you as iar ~
II goes but his love Isn't deep
enough 10 want 10 share his earn
ings With you. You COULDN'T ne
happy With n miser and II Is Just
NJ well ron found out how tight
listed he really Is before you mar
rIed him.
MI met a man and We both
think we love each other. He i'
cut OF town working and Is plan
ming 10 send for me soon. Tell
me should 80 OF stay where
(ContInued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12
Asks Army To
Stop Sending
Negro Troops
White MP's
Report Dead Man
Resisted Arrest

JACKSON. Miss (ANP) Fear
ing serious race riots as the re-
suit OF the killing OF Negro
soldier Sunday. Gov. Paul b..
Johnson has asked the war de-
nsrtment 70 move the 364th In
fanny regiment 70 a northern
station.
The 364th was recently order
ed to Camp Van Dorm near here
from Phoenix. Ariz.
Gov Johnson asked for war
department investigation follow
ing the incident. accompanied y
a request for action from Cen
teryilles Mayor Omer Carroll
Ran Troops Away
The governor said he also ask
cd Senator Btlho and Eastland to
advise Secretary Of War Henry l..
stimson to seek an immediate in
vesiigatlon and not only the re-
moval Of the ssith, but a promise
that no more northern Negro sol
diers would be sent 70 this area.
City Marshal Robert J. Knighten
n report Wednesday said Sher-
in Richard Whitaker shot and
Killed Negro private from Camp
Van Dorm when the latter resisted
errest by military police and at
tempted to take the military po-
licemans gun. All military police
~ this area are white.
Accompanying the request Of
Gov Johnson was a telegram from
Mayor Carroll. which read
Tension Rises
Urgently request that steps he
taken 10 have the Se4th infantry
recently ordered here from Phoe-
nix he removed by war depart
ment 10 northern station This
regiment IS -fomeniinE race riots
and openly boasts that they have
come 10 clean Mississippi out.
Have had no trouble with other
colored troops until arrival OF
this regiment from Arizona some
DAYS ago. Consider this request OF
utmost urgency as serious race
riots are expected II this regi-
ment IL allowed to remain here,
Col. r. r Guthrie. commanding
officer Of Camp Dorm described
the trouble az an individual Incl
dent and said that there had been
little emotional disturbance
among the colored troops and
some among the people Of Gen.
'revllle.
Following the shooting OF the
unnamed soldier sunday night
state guards and highway patrol
men are reported to have been
ordered TO Centreyllle. but wero
mot near Brookhaven Miss. by
military officers who informed
them that the situation was un-
der control
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12
Read the conclusion OF
he thrilling story, Native
Son." on page 8.

never could. was always
wanting something and | was
feeling that nobody would let me
have IL. So fought EN-. thought
they was hard and acted hard. -
lie paused then whimpered In
confession, But I amt hard, Mr..
Max. amt hard even a little
bit. -" lie rose to his feet. But
IL won't be crying none
when they take me to that chair
III be feeling and thinking
that they didn't see me and ]
didn't see them =" lie ran to the
steel door and caught the bars In
his hands and shook them. as
though trying TO tesr the steel
from It's concrete mecilngg. Max
went TO him and fred his
shoulders.
(Coutlnued nerf vettl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12

Nv WILLIAM HENRY HrFF
FOR APP

by VILLA" Hf'"f
FOR AMP
T think that you will think ! lie
when I tell you this truth
I'm glad I'm black, and this Is
why.
7 have been since nv youth.
You see the color black IS fast
Twas never known 10 fade;
7 find in all the ages past
It's been q favcrIte shade
The steel that makes the bridges
strong
Good nature made q black:
The coal that brings the heat
along
In mansion house and shack
IL black and always has been So
And coal we all adore
To men who're black the nations
owe
Full gratitude and more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-06-12

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