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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
PENNSYLVANIJOE
PHILADELPHIJOS
PASTABOS

tuVlu JaunlmaS Sparclal lStau-
teja.
Nors tuo klausimu rasyda-
mas turejau mintyje Lietuviu
seimu neveisluma kaip svar-
biausia priezasti Lietuviu ma
zejimo Amerikoje, taciau ne
kurie skaitytojai suprato ia
me istautejima. AS gi matau
Lietuviu tautai zala neveislu-
me, ne istautejime.
Sakysime, jeigu Lietuvis We
da kitataute, arba Lietuvaite
iSteka uz kito ir abb tokios We
dusiu poros susilaukia vaiku
tas dar nereiskia kad Lietuviai
nyksta. Bet jeigu Lietuviai
palieka nevede arba vede susi-
laukia mazo vaisiaus arba jo-
kio vaisiaus neturi tuose atsi-
tikimuose Lietuviu tautai yra
pavojus.
STAI suskaiciau man zino-
mus 100 Lietuviu kaip pavyz-
di. Sin skaiciun imu inteligen-
tia, bianierius, profesijos ir
siaip darbo zmones.
10 yra nevedusiu; Is vede
bet neturi seimynu; 35 turi po
viena vaika; 80 po du vaiku,
tik 10 po 3 ir daugiau. Tan
skaiciun ir save iskaitau.
Iseina kad is 100 Lietuviu,
25 jokios "produkcijos' nepa-
gamino; 35 maziausia pagami-
no; 80 padengia lygsvara We
dusiu bevaikiu ir viengungiu,
palikus 5 vaikus pervirsiui. Tx
10 Lietuviu liko kick daugiau
produktyvus Lietuviu tautai!
IS to iseina kad tik 40 Lie
tuviu is 100 yra stipriausi r
nasus, palaikymui bent balan-
so tautos kad il visai neiSnyk-
tu!
Ka tue reikalu turime Diary
tt, kas turetu rupintis ir, kaip
ar verta gelbeti save nuo nyki,
kimo - tais klausimais pale
ku kittens rasytojams, vyrams
ir moterims, pasisakyti.
Atrodo kad Kl. Jurgelionio
issamus rastas, tik ka uzbaig-
tas Vienybeje, "Lietuviu Tau
ia zus Jei il Nesukurs Naujos
Civilizacijos", bus teisingas
pranasas.
NUNS gerai zinoma koks
yra Rusijos zmoniu veislumas.
Bet to jiems nepakanka. Pc
1917 metQ Spaliu revoliucijos,
Lietuviai bolsevikai spausdinc
knygutes kaip ''literatura", @
Lietuves bolSevikes jas noriai
pardavinejo if platino dykai
visose Lietuviu pramogose.
"Stal, drauguti, turiu labai
naudingu knyguciu pasiskaity-
mui tau ir tavo zmonai, 'Kair
. apsisaugoti nuo seimynos', ii
kitu". Ir tos moraliskai SUI
klaidintos moterys suziniai il
gausiai prisidejo prie LietuviV
Seimu naikinimo. JOS skelb5
ta nuoda tarpe Amerkos Lie
tuViu Xxi Kremliaus viespaciai
nepaskelbe Sovietu moterims
"premijas" uz seimu daugini-
nina.
Sovietai zinojo kad karas
ateina. JQ valdovai permate
kad karas jiems kainuos emo.
nemis daugiau negu kas kitas
galejo manyti, todel gyvento,
ju atpildymu reikejo pasiru.
pinti. Nuo to laiko visa Lietu.
viQ bolseviku ''literatura" kair
apsisaugoti nuo vaiku is 'ko,
mercinio marketo" kaip gals,
re sudege.
PRIZE TO, buvo dar ir "dak-
tarQ" kurie vazinejo su pra,
kalbomis, ir laiSkais dave "pa.
tarimus" vyrams ir moterims
Tai buvo darbymete Lietu.
viams bolSevikams Amerikoje
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-07-06
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AMSTERDAM, N. Y.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
Teen Age
Chatter
By GEORGIA RUSSELL

Well, guys and gals, here I am
again, with the latest dope of the
city; this week We'll have another
Ideal man, by Myra McAdams-
He's got David Aliens smooth
complexion, Skippy Wilson's spark
ling personality, Sherman Harper's
fine build, Herman Towards shy
but winning smile, Nelson McCoy's
neatness, Billy McCoy's fine dane
ing technique, and above all, Mel
vim McNary's poiteness.
1 hear the party given by Willie
Brown, for Troy Johnson, Hugh
Schuck and Reuben Neal, our re-
turning servicemen, was great. The
joint was really jumpin'.
1 know all the girls will be swoon-
ing when fine George Washington
returns home, but they tell me, a
certain chick, P. R., to be exact, has
him strictly under control (hey,
now.
The Chez Enfante club is giving
a Pow Wow next Sunday at Kae-
posha Park. Looking over the
guest list 1 can see it will definitely
be groovy occasion.
The Junior Cameo club had a
social Saturday evening at the
home of Dolores Brown. Heard it
was most great.
Beautiful Phyllis Mayes had a
semi-formal birthday party at the
home of her mother, Saturday
night. Belated birthday greetings,
Phyllis.
The song of the week is that
definitely hep number, eff You
Can't Smile and Say Yes, Please
Don't Cry and Say No." by the
King Cole Trio.
I know that M. W. is patiently
waiting for the day her "sweet-
heart" returns. Is it C. p, or
????, we wonder!
What's this 1 hear about M. Nc.
and W. B. leaving town last Sun
day. 1 hear that M. Nc. even went
so far as to kiss D. A. goodbye.
(Smile)
The couple of the week is Pearle
Williams and Scott Price; they
really make a sweet couple.
Myra McAdams was, swooning
Sunday afternoon after a 12-hour
telephone conversation with Donald
Titus from Great Lakes $$$$
Who does Melvin McNary go
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
Mill City NAACP
Drive FORCES On
BY LAURA G. GASKINS

The appeal for more members in
the Minneapolis 1915 NAACP drive
this year is greater than ever be-
fore. Each one is urged to feel it
personal responsibility and a
privilege to give as much as pos
sible because of what this organi-
zation represents.
With the United Nations nearing
their final victory the colored peo-
pies of the world are asking for
equal rights and opportunities at
forded every other freedom-loving
people, and behind these hopes and
desires stands the NAACP.
This organization has interceded
for men in the armed forces who
have received unjust treatment, it
has protested and assisted in OBJ
tanning equal opportunities in the
field of education; and has joined
with the various other organiza-
tions in bringing about adequate
legislation in some states which
will help in providing employment
opportunities for minority groups.
Every Negro and members of
minority groups in Minneapolis
should start some rather serious
thinking. We should question
whether there will be job oppor-
tunities for our sons, fathers, hus-
bands after the war. Will our civil
rights law be ignored with refer
ence to housing, recreation and edu-
cation? The NAACP stands ready
to help whenever there is need.
This year. the Minneapolis
Branch has staff of approximate
ly 100 workers under the direction
of Curtis Chivers, chairman, and
Harold Combs, co-chairman. New
solicitors for the week are Beulah
Mitchell, Estelle Sims, Claudia
Chatham, Eunice Leverette, Leila
Thomas, Edna Russell and Rev. L.
P. Ashford. Rev. A. J. Martin has
been added to the advisory COM
mittee.
All solicitors are urged to be
present at a meeting Friday night,
May 18, at 8 p. M, at the Phyllis
Wheatley House.
MRS. NELSON IN OHIO
Mrs. Clarence T. R. Nelson, wife
of the pastor of the Camphor Me
mortal Methodist church, was called
to the bed side of her cousin, Miss
Alice Jackson in Toledo, Ohio,
Thursday of last week. Miss Jack
son died Friday and the funeral
service was held Monday in the
Braden Methodist church, Toledo,
of which Rev. Nelson was pastor
before coming to st. Paul. Mrs.
Nelson will return home Saturday,
after three weeks visit with her
brother and other relatives in Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18

A wheat-free cereal
made from finely
ground oatmeal. For
tiled for extra nour-
iShment with iron and
vitaminSl of the B
complex. Mixes to a
creamy, smooth con-
sistency. just add hot
or cold milk or for
mula, and serve.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
Seunon Brothers

Sic Donald "Bill" McMoore,
pictured on the left, and his brother,
Edward McMoore, an Officers Cook
&c, right, are sons of Mrs. Elsie
McMoore, 416 E. 18th St. Bill has
been overseas in Hawaii for about
three months. Before going there
he took up metalsmith training at
Hampton Institute, Hampton, Va.
Edward, who is in the city on a
thirty-day leave, has been overseas
II months. He was first stationed
here in Minneapolis at Void Cham
berlain Naval Air Station. He is
wearing a five battle star ribbon
for participation in five major
battles.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18

and the hostess won the BOBBY
prize.
The Paramount Players will meet
Friday, May 10, at the home of
Mrs. Olin P. Wells, 3641 Fourth
Ave. So.
Mrs. Wesley Burrell and her son
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18

the Halle @. Brown House, Tues
day evening.
Mr.. LIE Berthon, writer of the
column "White Mans Views" in a
leading Negro weekly and asso-
ciate editor of The Catholic Digest,
pointed out to his audience that one
thing that is very often overlooked
or is not realized, is that when a
race of people are apparently losing
they are all the time winning.
Influence of Music
Every often the conquered or en-
shaved people became the true con-
querors," Mr.. LIE Berthon asserted
as he told how Negro music has
influenced America. All the big
name white bands learn to play
jazz music, which was created by
Negroes.
He mentioned the fact that Ted
Fleming, an outstanding Negro
musician who lived in Europe for
many years, played in Berlin with
his band in 1888 and that they were
well received. There were more
jitterbugs in Berlin then than in
Hollywood" the speaker said.
Mr.. LIE Berthon declared that
music was bringing people to-
gether. Plans are being completed
for the annual membership drive
which will be held from June 1 to
July l. Mrs. Della Holsomback is
chairman of the Membership Com
mittee.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
Newspaper Writer
Addresses St. Paul
Branch NAACP

There should be no issue about
people of different races living side
by side or together, according to
Ted LIE Berthon, outspoken cham
pion of rights for all peoples, in an
address on the subject Living To-
gether" at the regular monthly
meeting of the St. Paul Branch of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People in
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
BY CHARLES ALIEN

The Smart Set Whist Club met
at the home of Mrs. John Lucas,
1887 18th Ave. So, Wednesday,
May 16. Mrs. L. Hyde won the
first prize, Mrs, ALA Jones. second.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18

Wesley of, Des Moines returned to
their home Friday, accompanied by
Mrs. Burrell's grandson, VIM. e.
Mcintosh, Jr., after visiting her
daughter and sister-in-law, Mrs.
Thelma Mcintosh and Mrs. James
Burrell, 3545 Fourth Ave. s.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18

with nowadays; is it S. T. or L. G. ?
But one never knows, does one?
Best of luck to an old school
mate, Homer Briley, who went to
the Army, Saturday.
Glad to see my favorite couple
Heloise Tabor and Roger Neal back
on the ball. Best of luck, kids. You
have my support.
Flash! Flash! Received news
that Byron Young is home on
leave. Swoon, girls, swoon!
Well, gals and guys, or cats and
gates, whichever you want to be
called, it's time for me to be rush
ing along. Be seeing you next
week. So long.
Georgia.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18

MINNEAPOLIS SOCIAL NEWE
Mrs. Thelma Benford, 9O5 AID
rich Ave. No., is spending a week
in Chicago visiting her aunt. She
will be accompanied home by her
mother, Mrs. Katie Bradshaw.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
Legal Redress Report

Maceo V. Littlejohn, chairman of
the Legal Redress Committee,
stated that his committee was
working on two cases of discrimi-
nation that have been reported and
that a full report on both cases
would be made at the next regular
meeting.
Smith Urges Full Time Secretary
]. Nathaniel Smith urged the
branch to plan to raise budget
large enough to secure the services
of full time executive secretary.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1945-05-18
Sunday Evening Salon Closes

On Sunday evening, May 81, a
program of appreciation will be pre-
scented at the Halle @. Brown
House Salon, for those who helped
make the Salon a success during
the last 80 weeks and those who ap-
peared on the program. The Salons
program for the season will come
to a close with this meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
No Negroes Win
Medal Of Honor

NFw YORK DECLARING that
President Truman has awarded
tie Congressional Medal o. Hon
or LITERALLY in matches To white
heroes OF the VAR. The Crisis
magazine remarks eti'orially that
il seems strange 10 negro Amer
icsu." ,hst not ore or Of nearly
million ~ their mei IN the
services should have won the ma
items hishest honor. The editorial
in the December issue entitled,
"Not One Out OF Million. fol-
lows
"B..ve White heroes IN our
armed services have been award
eG the nations highest decora-
thn. the Conversational Medal ci
Honor literally in bHches by
President Truman The crisis
/ would not take ore ounce 90 Gre
DIT from those meh whose ritd-
iiuns suggest that the honor the,
have won high as IL Is is not
adequate thanks FOR their sacri.
fices ard herOism Yet II does
seer strange 10 Negro Americans
that out Of the nearly one mil.
lion Of their men in the armed
services not ono should have per-
f,rn.cd IN such manner as Ia
he cited for tie congressional
Medal OF Honor"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
ARMY OBJECTS TO
.NAvY'S RACISM ON
TROOP SHIPMENT

PARIS tANP) Army officers
here protested loudly last wees
10 the nayy's race code in the
shipment OF Negro troops 10
America.
While WELDING in the transfer Of
a Negro auartsrmaster truck
comrany from the rSS creatsn
10 the Thomas Johnson victory
on racial grounds the army re-
fused to compromise on the right
Of one Negro officer and five
enlisted men 10 sail on the Crea-
tan for the states
The six bish point Negro sol
dicrs saii,d over the objection OF
navy officers. who said that the
navys general policy was not
10 mix The races. Army officials
i, piled hat The mon would not
he removed. unless they were re
moved by navy personnel.
I The clash between members Of
4 tie two branches or The service
on ~ race question is said &c
have resulted in bad feeling. The
! ~ mon in tn Negro Truck com
/ pany were snatChcd of the Crea.
tan. baby flattop. because there
ar. no segregation facilities OF
The fHebt deck Of the ship Onl,
tie large roomv hangar could
accommodate the l.226 men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Negro Congress
Leaders Meet
Here In Caucus

Rcvels II. Caytcn ~ san Fran
cisco, California recently APP
poiniet national executive secre-
ta~y Of tie National Negro con
gross is at present touring the
mildle-Ncst 20 get a frsi.nmd
picture ~ CONGRESS COUNCIL act-
yiiies
The Detloit Council az ih. NNf
viii hold recession snl ran-
ouct in honor OF ST. cgHen al
tie I.ucv Thurman NWfN ON :,
cenh"r - Joining lli curi ID.
De.'oit VIII nc pr Ma Ncrsan.
national prcsid Mt Of ne >a'ional
Negro congress and Miss Th,lma
y Dale. getting cy ~ tho NNC.
VINO VIII hdt- nst refrr,od from
tie International Nomon con
gross in Paris France.
Mr. Csy'on is known chiefly
for his work among lhe labor
unions on the Ne.t coasi fn,t
rs q SEAMAN. and moro cntlN
as field representative f M
National ClO. lie is otrfe 30.
o, nc s'uior yi.e-nrsSaer's q,
the California State Go Conu-
eli Fe has been active ID yiyic
affairs ia hi, onu state. bong ar
executive hoard nophcr 81 ~.
Rooker r Nashins'on Corinunlt,
center. ana ha,rn- hocr insi,u
mental in hoiptnr 70 stem th.
flood OF race-baiiias 10 sop'ha.
California Mat followed np in
famoa ''zooi-~ui'' lots
shs,iny honoi- win cav
ton VIII he Ar'pW Rovnn o.
Detroit who has hton sea Il
the steff ~ NE NAtions 81 sr,
conere-s rs Midwest dircuoi Nr
Rowman Will work IN riiroi.
lndiaia Ohio ana upstate Neht
San rtgani.ine for ihe Tenth An.
niversary convention ~ ihe oi
eress 70 he h,ai 10 neroll II
iNas 1916.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
HASTE Against
PeacetHrle Draft

ST LOUIS amp Compul-
sorry pcacetimc military training
vas condemned Wy lrdee william
Iienrv HASTE. dean Of the How
ard University Law school. at
: public Affairs Forum meeting,
AT pine street YNrA Sunday aft
crnonu. ne declared that com
rllsuy military trimming would
p,oys M'ile and NO ID be harm
mi 10 racial equality
ncsn Iiastie based his opposi-
ton to peecctime consci iption up
on his experience With the scsre-
gated system aid un-Anerican
pclicles OF our government set
nm while serving N capacities
as assistant solicitor Unite d
states Department OF interior
and Judge OF the Court of Nir'
gin Islsnds
No one TAN ~ WI ~
pared as 10 win another war
said Ilasiie. "Thc next war u
any. will result IN the des'ruc-
ton OF civilizations
considering the racial as
poets" Hastie continued II an
opposed to compulsory train.nl
becarse Il is doubtful that |
would he carried on without So
ereeation One year in federall,
ponsored system OF segregation
would have a large and serious
effect on our youth and The prin
ciples OF racial equality towar'
which We have hcen working
Elastic RESIGNED in 1919 as ci
viiian aide 70 the Secretary o
War in protest against what h
termed outright discrimination
AGAINST Negroes in the training
program of the Army AIR Forces
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Heiress Finds Sweet
|sep As The Grim Reaper Claims Her

ka;,xl?oLis -'ANP)- Mrs
. lscr Perry. regarded as
.cindcrclla heiress' OF the
r Walker millions. Is
|. and members OF her family
route here 10 plan last
|. ,or hor
Kan struck Mrs. Perry. adopt
|,..eh,er OF Mrs. A'Lelia Walk
r, sinson and president OF the
r Walker Beauty Pro-
[. company here. sometime
T. Tlursdav niornine. She re-
I. Wednesday night without
.,i.rine Of any illness only
,r TO awaken.
~ n Nohles,ille, Ind about
,rr- ago. little y known
l., hsr background prior 70
,,d m by Nine. walker daueh-
un.r sic was six years OF
shs attended the public
,coi. he. studied in New York
rraduaied from Sp@lman Sc
r.ry IN atlanta.
llou Dollar Wedding
no on reed before the world
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

rs I've Cinderella sirl when
she married Or Gordon Jackson
e proin'Ncn chicsso physician. in
me carly 'sgs in 3 dazzling New
York nup'iai ceremony that /.
reported to ta,e cost million
dcllars
Mssc ran ,oc person, lam.
med saint Phnp Protestant
Episcopal church 81 Harlem TO
wi'iFss TIE eclorNi rolmore and
thousands inille sbont Tho en-
trance 10 csi,h q .lnprec OF Nine.
Walkers erpp1Asnehicr present
"d to s"ieiy in rea' Cinderella
s'Ale The church eefcnonr was
followc - loar seies Of social
aiflrs IN honor 81 ne ncwly-
Mods. incpl.ts a e9ia reception
a lie f'Surious Villa I.oware.
Nmc Walsels sluo.ooo manson
on The hudson thtaier psrric.
aud d.aners
Negro Plui"crac.
The founder 81 tho walker
reeil'y Products Who began her
industry hv leiinne hair ponade
on = tiichcn stowe, thus is cre-
diicd N'h also founding Ameri-
cas- fi'~ Neero plniacfatie sccic-
~ hg iilsnine nat urforestia-
ne daslline miilon.do'lar we'd
dinr Earico 'grs.o. ihc inter-
na'ioatllv famous Italian opera
sin1"s. i'oncd her v,ll;, ana was
a'none the ouislandinr ina,id-
nails 10 personally coneiamlste
ihe popnlaf ,oph
Tho l.ide came TO cleaec
viz! nor tn>olua to live foilow-
ing tsc crA and sciniillai'.e nup-
liai ceremonies hui soon en-
conntrod domesii, troubles She
divwe 4 hf Jacsscn and later
manfred ,liy Marion Perry. a
ven Luann lawycf and insurance
executive q Pine Bluff Ark.
Two ehil'ncn were born OF that
union Walkcr rs = STUDENT at
Lincoln univcrsilt Chester. Pa.
and NL"ia NOW a i6.ycar-old
Howard nnAcrsiie freshman. Both
arc yreelisg here 10 meet their
fatke enroate from the south
20 help plan funeral arrange.
nen's
Mrs Psrrvs last vesrs were
snbn luWiy ~ tho president OF
the Walker rcautv Products com
y py ehi'h Is reported 10 have
ON annual sales N excess OF
S,oopn0o
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
19 Qualify For
Flatfoot Boosts

rlilfADFf pHIt CAMP The
ihiliiy that The number Of
ooiol q detectives an me- local po-
JIG" force misnl le JrCfeascd
catlv ia tie New Year Mas seen
h,rr last week with the posting
81 the le>1l' - IN examination
for detectives held last sept :
TNre are cn'ly approNi-
matclv 'ep detectives ~ whom
about 20 are colored holdine The
rank Of detectives first grade.
Thc lisi ,hnv ihai ~ iAc "O pa
irclmen Who eoaploied - col
ored mon qualified OFT ~ total
Of ile.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

And maybe the tune sounds like familiar one
brothers This summer Jim Eastland was accusing
Negro soldiers OF "raping women over the whole
world six months after he's accusing Russian
soldiers OF raping women over the whole world
Rape is a mighty good excuse for the pohcais
when they're out TO lynch man OF when they're
out 10 lynch A nation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15

Tribunize Your Business and
Insure Success -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
[WIZ
|OLYUM
~ BILL LANE

&ox Ceeciy do YOU read 'orr
smt f lbunc? Do you remem
eNs you read? Below ar
| ca .tianr based on news and
lure i'ems published in tue
Eate diring The last three
ksAs SIC how many you can
H. count 10 points for each
tr.ct enswer. 4 score of 90 Is
ktrss 7o-cood 90 Keel
\ TsAma NJ Dale, represented
\ National Negro congress at
4 :, at international Women s
E3i iu Paris. Can you recall
\ American news bureau Miss
u el-a represented there
B ia iAC officer WAS hilkcd
e $40. fb) $500. 1cl i200c
nett' con mcn
B Tine or False Troops Of
! f,mel a2rd Buffalo" chision
|sfk from Italy a. NcW Nori
West, Fla
Nrrs the Brooklyn Italian
Who appeared with pDlli'
on 4, The Oust Bilho ralIy in
|fHs Maccabccs buildlng.
an YOU name the Canauian
|fmss that slapped restrictions
rr-l restrictions hv outlaw
Is e covenants IN that pio-
what popular IDttoit Nero
Ehflr staged a s2-how birthday
be b. his elaborate Arden Park
y tefrs avenue homes.
Ner; Negroes OF what
'nhein region upset traditional
'h' lirpdity by cNposlnn tlf''
'iieS as cremators OF babies
The song II Love You Tru-
70 iyod news space when il
y sung ~ q recent McColl'sier
Y mus ic recital. Can you name
SONY 8 composer
Philadelphia minister re-
'Hsi ham on what current
''rf' al stage nlsy'
~ What Vas tho first Negro
no Z init 10 70 into combat
lh' reeent war
Answers on Page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Division of Cash
Makes Wife Sad

Np A1f lent wltn hrr hns-
hsnf Dyer n rcv na'tors WIS ms
rensor Gwen Ntnosdav bv slts.
L1eiiea irraad 4@- Blush,
sHr Peg nien gt'tnp'.
Mrs teland loos rcrHro-
clsfor after she kpJ had words
win rr husbeni Alfonso. over
ilo iliNis'0n ~ lnfrv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
Needed A Letter
From Her CT

Ms Lille Wood. 9" .es p
Fprt attempted srtiae iN drink
ing iodine last fudav NIGHT She
'old patrclman J SUMMARY of
the crd nrccitct iimt She sas de-
srondeni o"esnst hn hn aNd Is
IN the armv and Nav 81, has
not heard from. hin ior some
tine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-12-15
LIVING SOUTH

thing brothers not cussed thing.
What was happening in Mississippi IN l94o az the
very minute when jim Eastland was tanning mp
mob to lynch Russia. State Troops we're posted In
Jones County Mississippi which hung two little Ne
gro boys from bridge in i943, because the land
owners OF that county trying Negro farmer
by the name Of Willie Magce on charge OF rape
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-16

The daily paper goes naturally with
breakfast coffee. Designed 10 leave
your hands free, it hold, the paper
IN folded position.