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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
MISTER
J0T T | GS
D. nORIN ODON

ri, Nv Fa Noos club cele'
hrs,ed ibur ho,haN dinner Jan
uary re a. me acmc Of Mr and
YRS =. odor. a very de-
n.o,s rks, dnner with all
me- ,rimrne- uas scrvcd
The ghosts 0rr Lila Thomp-
san Mrs. fnaa Thomas Mrs.
Person ii NarfN b. Harrison.
vaser y arA mother and son
o, ST.. q cirrk from Chat
isuoo4s fen ~ u Mead v
Jthrk v go4ns NJ Nsit-
lev Nslar Ne'i James Price.
and Nl Tum
Nrmhsf, ~ ih. club arc Mrs
Theresa odom Mis- O Price Mrs.
{ Poss. Mrs Clark. Mrs.
Smr. N Tood Mrs Wells
Game vote piyed and gifts
were eNclHrssd : lovely evening
WA -wel ~ an The club
rea -nN h.ir same o.
nrfr N No,c prc sident.
'rs trs Vice. president
vw Q. pi,e secretary Mrs l.
Ntis asse'if secretary Mrs
rI .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26

A nnrTnp'S
pRrCCpIpTTnN
FOR THE SCALP

Yonr hair roots ARE IN vonr
scalp. The condition Of your hair
does often depend on the natural
health Of yonr scalp. Years ago.
Doctor Garnet invented mcdl-
Gated tar formula called Carbonocl
which Is mIVcd With Snlnhnr. Re.
sorcin and Balsam of Perm. Car
bonoel Is such strong. powerful
antlsentlc and does such fine work
IN helping an Itchy. hnmpy and
externally lrrltated scalp. that
many doctors regard Il highly aud
prescribe II Tor many scalp
troubles. II your scnlr needs y
douhle- strength tar formula. YOU
can start using Cnrhonocl ~ soon
as yon get n from Your drug store
Use n for days. and II YOU are
NOT satisfied. your dollar hack.
Won get Carbonoel with full dlrec.
tionk. Use the finest mcdlcaied tar
scalp formula your money can hny'
Your hair and scalp deserve Tine
care.
In Detroit you can get Carbonoel
~ all Cunningham Drug stores
Kinsels Drug stores. sans tut
Rate stores. Rarthwell Drug Nior-
%, Paurs Cut Rate Drug store on
Broadway. Macs Cut Rate Drug
stores. and all other leading drug
stores for one dullnr u ls MI mix
Cd and ready for yon 10 use, with
full direction on the jar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
MT. CLEMONS

The Queens Of Harmony from
n'lrav and I'corse rendered an
excellent program to crowded
Vol pleased audience AZ Turner
chapel on Robertson sireo, inst
or Gratiot in Mt Clemens last
sunday
VI Clemens Hieh school held
'rAdna'ion exercise SUNDAY IN
which several 81 orr prominent
young people took part IA nos
AID Numbers viii appear N the
reNt issue
The NAACP ~ Macomh count,
met at s. Luke church on Ton
Mile road ard held lis election
NJ officers for 1916
raose elected Mere Mr. Devary
yire president Mrs Rrsc ksion
secretary Mrs tlch, 'reas urrr
Mr. Jewish chairman Members
~ the eAecuiive hoard are MIR
Davis Mr. bush Roy Tmey and
Mrs I'rshaw
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
Apollo Players
Show Progress

Detroit Il anxionslv .uuiinr
,he presentation ofaWaihcvine
llacAts siniIne drama hy IN.
Apollo p.spcrs THO plave N.r.
FIRST oegsnJ1ed sevcn vsar, go
v'hin ia pomNs ol f.s. frsnliFl
sef,iomon, iiouse
Fosm,d Wrb fhs hem IN nr-
ta.,,r. a.. N.g,n sa mis- ~
morncn ta1oae004 n,tfat and
ns oatyins ,on.msn.t.e, the
eroap mas ryeceed AZ. whole
hea4,a sanpoe ann aap.ration
10 49, ss,tlmu.ai ,atre s,aff
Tha assistance IN. as. ear-
iihr,ine fatof rs ~. ra -o
to h. pfcsent hesh, s,-
ma, aand ro N Sh Sal-
mfreGi r. Sa,ti.rrn,s 49,
alla IS Nf ccofs rattm n ,
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Maurice Hunter Hair
Strengthening Cream
MaurIee Hunter Cos.

Maurice Hunter Cosmetics Faces WAIST. f,r
re Fast tN New York II ard N'3df
,crNI> NtNllD
SO COD ORDERS ACCEpTtp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
JACKSON
by NARNl SWIM

Ruth Moore va, elected nresi
dent Of the Delta Sigma Theta
sorority Wednesday evening in
The home ~ C1rlene C0hr OF
100 p'inrlc avenue
other officers are Martina Tn
church. secrctary Ellen suiih.
treasurer Gloria Siws. and Jott-
Ia sums publicity committee
Plans are hcins made for tho
Heart ThroN party whciN is a.
We held February IL in me lovely
home 81 ,orie md loetia SIMS
~ lNlh .-.fL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
By fRFD HART WILLIAMS

TNiuOItO
Mrs Dorothy steger OF giS
Hague avenue was recently ap-
pointed 70 the position Of su2ei-
visor Of music in charge Of group
and choral singing win tho pe-
pariment Of Parks and Reerea-
tion II is believed that this IS
tho first instance in which per-
son ~ color has filled this posi-
tion
Dorothy sterer early DISPLAYED
evidence Of marked ability ~
The ago OF s she hcran playing
the family organ unassistrd BY
the time she Was 10 years of age
she had progressed Far enough
along IN self-tuiorine 20 nlay the
orran for The church choir ~ No
blesvilo Ind
when Dorothy WIS II Tho fap-
lily moved 10 Rattle Crock Mich.
i was 'hcn that her mother do
cided mat hor cificd dsneh'cr
should have professional voice
traininr
Later Nrs sieeer ciarncd 20
Detroit her rlace ~ br'h ~hero
She continued her studies She
il We'll prepared by naip lA
experience for her nov y, lion.
having studied voice wni Afch-
ibald Jackson and Theodore
Wronsky and Is graduate ~
the Detroit Conscrsa'ory of MH
sic In hcr ambition 80 succeed
in her chosen field por0it, ion
neved 70 New York CT, Whtie
there She not only found fin 20
teach classes W vocal ma~ rit
carried on her mpNca' Studies
with Catherine Rred ami Mel
stephens
Returning 70 Detroit pofo'lv
later married hocamirs Mrs. So
rer
Inspiration
Her connection win iho feesw-
men, ~ Parks and Ncocrna bs-
gan some years ago Whom C,1r-
ence Rrcwcr was us difccto she
pursued tho nsual course Of se-
tisi,lcs connected With Tho do-
partmcnt= inporiant vo,h 10 Nie
community Somehow 'ho inspir-
alton came TO hcr 60 suggest 20
the department officials the incin
sion Of music as rccrcst'ouai
adjunct 10 its program ~ aciiri-
tics To make 2 long story reach
hricf though happv fiualiiy Dor
othy's idea soon spread thfoueh-
out tho DPR circles hecominc one
Of tho major projects N depart
mental activities program
San Diego Lady
Readers n this column appear
ing two weeks AGO Viii recall on
article concerning tho rcccipi "
letters Of greeting on Vow Years
nay Those were sent 'his writ
or bv old Detroit riends now fes-
idents of California rnrposcly
column N two dear frlcri ~
no reference was made I'm chat
Ours who also contributed 10 our
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
COMMENTS

happiu'ss on Now Years by send
ing s.nar messages Of cheer and
w"ll.wishes 50 much part OF
honda, season
So fio tie Weekly Comment ~
'lf ~v,s end appear tho name
" N.Y. VIVA BENTLEY Nickliffr 81
San p'seo and Camille Roots Of
iloNsoN San Francisco. california
0f tpe fornet she was an intimate
iiond % our mother The late
caihrrnc Fleenia Williams
0am1e Wi. a boyhood friend Of
Eighty Years Young
Mr., NsHto cclehratod oct
g. las htr eivhlicrh birthday
Win hsr anpnr others oas Mrs
Myrih Rret tuichins nctroi'or.
pow so3oUnine temporarily al La
gums Bca6h Calf Airs wiek-
Iiffo was born ia Chiroso III
~ 10 1865 she VAS tho fesfer
,hild Of George and iIarrie' Rent
by pioneers % Grand Rapids
Mph Her carly siflhood Was
spcn' ip The furnnue CITY IN
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
CONFESS NINE
CAB ROBBERIES

One knife pass TOO many was
the uudoing ~ thee Dctroi'ers
'ho arc held by police FOR inves-
fieaiiou of armed robbery They
are Nance Wyatt 1907 Alfred
street Ted Weaver ils Nontcaim
street and Clemon Kennedy no
address
The mon were followed by Can
field station rolice on Wednesday
night after they entered taxi
driven nv Edward J Ncrhorich.
1881 Ferdinand avenue Tho driv.
or had them arrested AZ Livings-
ION and Hastings streets and
charged that thew took ss16 from
him after holding knife against
his neck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26

Mrs Mamie Odcni ioie Walnut
street 4 very n,ce program Is
promised from Z 30 nm until
1.GO u m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
SAGIN A W

the progressive congregation OF
~ Olive ohrres - in need OF a
rally worth while minister A
leader could really 70 places
with this particular charge, ",
hope We Ind him soon
Bethel iME church is still
holding meeting in tho basement
aatil material can be delivered
TO fiash The auditorium rhci
beloved organis' Mrs Blanch
Gibbons he's hcen confined 10 nor
homo 'or several Vecks and VIII
he unable TO pla, for the chnirs
HoN VIM r Rice Is unpsuall,
enthusiastic with his church work
MANY iine things arr being
Planned for he conference TO no
held AZ Rcihel this yesr.
Bc sure 10 500 vou Bethel re-
porter Miss Rosie Price and ~ive
her ) nr news
WlNTiR BEAIIY
Sarmw is beautiful dressed
up in iLs majestic snopy white
sarh. We have so many big trees
spacioas lawns and hir old fash.
Toned homes with plenty or space
I" hui.d snow mon toha gSan
slides and private skating Kinks
Reinc shut in would NOT he so
Lad II | could only do some
tairs rsavh my people help them
IN their suffering. during those
terrible strikes and all the sick
ness and troubles that prevail /
wish 70 thank all NY Kind friends
lelstivss end neiehbors for their
many kinAnesses e. m. which has
choercd ne np wonderfully.
Honor n Ronds has lust re
turned from Chnaco and enioyed
great birthday celebration With
relatives and friends al popu-
ger nisht club where number
OF invited guests made merry and
wished him mary more happv
hstnddys.
Mr Bonds Sfandmothe- Mrs
irene Davis If Brownsville. Tenn
returned 10 her home SUNDAY
Januacy 20 after visiting her son
Nelson and family during the
holidays and eniosing the large
house. ana its Tine hospitality To
The highest
We are sorry 10 learn Of Mrs
Robert Busn's illness Mrs Bush
il one Of tho greatest workers
81 thu Souin>ice IN any rood
eanse We wish her speedy re-
coNory and thank hcr for her IS.
sisiance 70 us We also extend
our sympathy 10 The Cullen IA.
rile, Billie and Mrs. clyde Bow
.Gen in the death OF her beloved
un, le
RETilLL AMI CHURCH
God Al the Organ was the
Topic OF TIE s,rnon delivered rs
the pastor. Rev. Rice.
Oar repair work is nearing
onple'ion We hope To worship
IN the auditorium very soon no~
The Christian Endsavor Hymn
singing viii take place at Beth
q AME church On sunday. Feb
ru'ry Il at . pm. Everyone is
asked 10 please Tome out and en-
10y this fellowship in song.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
ROSEVILLE
", RnB IINI>

end Nfs Fi''s of saia3
rnoN0r snd Ella lsh'er ieo f'i-
cay larntsy J. fnr Gsilatln
rnlrts'e after receiving notice
~ ia 91tih of Nf fi''s tw9'i
at coosiey o. 1923 AaAaaie
wis l ls-f Wsek eur rs cs-
pomea ictf nicely now
roHr' aanibn met ne
h.rt Nf sal Yrs Wisoa 81
is5i nakdiie ,'fof Mrs VII
lam hirsty % .ail Lawn street
100 N"thv copnecloi
1854 Jsmss N Anderson en-
Evening star., 1946-10-20
Poee 6

proorom Of Czech donene and symnostc drill pre-
sened here recently under sponsorship Of the Czechosovo
American Centre cooperation with societies from Maryland
cities As port Of the proerom Mildred Hojek Curtis Boy
Nd, does hondond with the oonce Of her sister Cecilia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
Church Club Plans
Anniversary Tea

The Esfnest Workers Cub ~
second Rapts' Church Will observe
its fv-eiShth anniversary with
3 tea 70 he given on Sunday June
= AZ he lrhan League building
%ls r Louise Grooms president
and founder Of the Detroit Institute
q Commerce Will be the guest
pfaseg of the evening according
90 Ni Mary Glenn, chairman Of
ihe tea committee.
Mrs Rosa Scott president Of the
si6np and The committee are cor
d.aly inviting the public All
ins hn>iesses 4 very fine pro
gram IS being planned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
CITY CONTEST
SEEKS SINGERS

Op4a.aE - ne ,hEd annual
Noa. Ald "ors tie contest 70
discover The hes SO als's betwe r
IS and = yes q axe in The
ret5opoa's1 ss snroluced by
ne D4'r Department Of PARIS
ard recrssuos
Ta.s cou;-s VII give local
singe cnancs 70 se heard ~
competent Judges ana the best;
ores vi. 10 tsHs-dsd 9Th a depl,
'o- each ~ concer' so.oist e, tie
B4Ne lse .he d1g TIE sum-
mer season a. concerts ~ ,ns De
to' Feee a'on r: Musicians Rant
As n p.st.oss years ne PuoHe
10 ryrs5 20 NE fns' audi
ous Vaen ,ae =, les, voices wl.l
be heard sor ire aeccinz audi
sons ard 'as winners VII be de-
,erminsd by ne r-dges
SINGERS $50 s-s Interested IN
er'stIDs me crrre.' s-e sssei 20
send a s'su;ed ssf addressed on.
ete ~ Vocal Arns Depslt-
.e' o. PARKS sn1 r. -esror SOC
t. Rosrd Buc.rs Dy'ro.; e
frplcs'ion fsrsE VII be
them Ewrr camp.ete
as lcaots
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
News Along The
Religious Highway
By ISAAC JONES

Abundan. Life
a; ne evening service IN.
congregation vii. be greeted wits
music and word when the young
people rressu; The Ladder o.
Life Triuen by Mss Exile "
Watson
HARTFORD AVENUE BAPTIST
$500 Hartford Avenue.
sunday morning large con
creation heard an uplifting mes
sage rom The pastor. the Rev
Charles 4 Hill when he preached
from he ,heme. The Soul o. a
City
!, was sermon ;hs, II put In
70 practice would make the world
better Place FOR all mankind
w''Aou, sespec, 70 race. creed or
color
In bis c.os!nr yemarks the Rev
M- E:N declared The soul o.
cry does no, depend on ma
'er.al giowth ba; spirttual
EroW'h L ,ha, was true here
in Detror al citizens wou.a
share .n everything on equa.
bass V.'hoa: discrimination
Five new members united wi;a
'ns caurch
CITY USHER BOARD Union
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
ORATORS VIE IN
CLUB CONTEST

The Century q Progress Club
presented rs 18Th annual taier.
High school ora'orical contest Fri.
day evening May - iu the audi.
orium o. Northwestern Hish
school Fourteen out OF the Is
high schools in the cry we're repre-
.ented
Jane, BroUn q Denny H!sh
school vss awarded first prize Of
a S25 Victory bond Juanra Hi
alaced second and CALVIN klyman
hild
Confess Judges included Mrs
Mayola Traylor Leonard Trout
nan, and Ncsbi't Pauou Mrs st
clair Btilups was mistress OF GER
emonies The invocation was civ.
on by Reverend John ~ Miles
ollie Mcfarland sang a solo ac-
rompanied by Thelma Yates. Mrs
Ashley Cain presented Tho deci.
sion Of The judges and Hattie win.
sion vice president OF the club
awarded the prizes and trophy Gun
The Century Of Progress Club was
founded by Miss Mary Monroe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
OAR MAY GUST
REP. LUCE IN
HALLBATTLE

ATLANTIC CITY y j. a
threa, tbat W. OAR w!l oApel
Rep lafe Boo'h Lace K She
refuses 20 di-Dald her commit
tee which seeks The ending q
'he .llg-whlie policy b. th- or
gsniza'ions Constitution Hai
was made here hy Mrs iuls
Y. Tamadge az The coHc'usian
% me organizatIon stormy con-
yen'lon.
The convention bad ogered
Mrs Luce 10 dishaud her come
mii'ee ana 70 cease using Tho
names "DAH and Constitution
Hail in any comm!'ie uane
Mrs Luce insists MOT ho ar
torneys haye ruled aa' ' on-
mittee yaa'asv oeni-
cation and canno; he affected by
the action of we conlcu'inn
The OAR officers claim that
they TOO have con i'ed at
tornoys and ma, their ruling is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE

God The only czrss sr5 c-a-
ator' VIII bs ne sa1 ec. ~ .Ae
Iesson-Sermon In ail cas,isn
Science thruehou, Vie por.d on
sunday June 2.
The Golden Ter .Ia .mlah 10
1919 ~ The L1-d ~ t-le
God. he IS 'ae living Gad and
an everlasting klrg ~ ha'h
made 'Ae EARN v as praer no
ham established Tie word he his
wisdom and ham s.-e'ch4 ont
the heavens ~ H.. re.oa
Among the bible citations is
mis- passage Psalms "a SIS
Harry ia ne that hair the sod
Of Jacob tor his help whose hope
is n the Lord h.s God Which
made heaven. and earth Re sea.
ard I'll that therein Sc watch
keepe'h truth FOR ever
Cor elstiye passages 20 DO read
from the Christian science TEXT
book Science and Heal'h with
Key 70 ne Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy include The follow
ing - So Spiritually 70 up-
dersfand that there is bur one
creator God unfoIds all creation.
confirms the Scriptures brings
me sweet assurance o. no part
ing no pain and q man death
less and perfect and eternal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
Need Sounded For
Nursing Recruits

The critical need .o- nurse /
Michigan has brouFt saou,1
uation in which ne ri-,tss u
fession now offers greater I'll
tunities than ever before
This statemen, vas mad. II
by Miss Kathleen Yogre
President OF The M.cs.sss ~
Nurses Association IS Il.
nounced the opening u III
paign sponsored ty tas Md
Council on ommua
recruit 1000 student. ,U II
schools OF nursing . ,se yi4
THE campaign s'oEa SOD
Offers Thousand Careers n
orally true Miss Yolrg ut
least 1000 girls mus, erroll I, \
schools OF nursing th. YEAR /, !.
minimum requiremsr, 1-
ing care are met Fs..r-l
full enrolment os st-tsr, '.v
must continue for n.mse
years in order TO NEE TIA s-,r,
demands"
There are 1900 Al its r.rrs
ed nurses IN the s,a'e AZ y-s,,
and 20 meet minimum rs,v,
ments. the state vii! need A. b
$4,000 graduate nurses vra.r
next five years, she ESTIMATED
In addition 10 hosp.tsiao ID
or positions open 70 the -eg.ru,
professional nurse are t0.-.
the public health serfl,es ae
Army and Navy Nurse co--,
industry in teaching IN l
pedics, and in tubercu,oss I'd
ing and psychiatric Nursing Y
Young pointed ont
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

rhat iae committee is illegal and
caa BE ordered disbanded by the
OAR
Mrs Luces committee seeks 70
end such occurrences as the
barring OF Marian Anderson and
Hazel Scott from performing in
The OAR Constitution Hall in
Washington.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

sermons from las paipiis o.
Deisoa churchss Slrday stressed
he point ma. each tristan
should do SIS part toward bui!d-
.ng better world. and stop eFi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
EBENEZER ANE CHURCH
Rru.h and Willis streets


EBENEZER ANE CHURCH
Brush and Wills streets
sunday morning communion
service was observed Proceed
!nz ne sermon bris, iesti-
rony period Ess held a; which
ne members Of The congrega-
ION testified
I A. II 50 ne pu.pi, vas sup
pied by ~ pastor. ne Re- Car
vie ? stewart An overflow!ng
ugrsEsiior heard MS comman-
on message '-on The theme
Trey Al Forssks Him snd
FED
In as c,osiaE -sns-ks the Rev
~ S'sVar, gave 'hcee reasons
vay lssus vas ,orsakea by his
disciples he sad ,hsv we're
utsu andinE .sok q,
'rsnE'h ara no .oye tor MIN
F,aakst ~ ne L $ ,ag ard
hA h-s,sn lag respective y
Re nary tartls snd .ae Ssn.cr
cao. :g-r.saed ne music N
s9nrs
A7er'a Has furnished 'ae
74s a. re p.pe-o-gsn ilan.,s
Arfs-son uas z, re p.aHo
tlgh, asr rsribers ,o.ret
a, ,14 so I'm service ne
- AS supq ed hv lie Rev
Be $ Pau. MINI
ne 7Qrn.ns service 3. Fhe-
rs1e l.rio- rsg-ea an ofe--
.o~rs cong reEsnon r. youths
aes w7nte-fll sermon nv ne
munster re Rev Frank c Jones
~ao 9-escrsi from ne sIo.sc,
Go Cal.cl Sunday
Sg1ssv Igus 2 will ne Yopce
Feo7 I" Day Ire sermon vi,l
- s.;G .sd ~ ne Rey F.srs
lores Ire acme for ne day
- Yog.h Seeking Tss
Hartford chronicle., 1946-10-05
ONES MEAT

Grace before meat is proper if housewives can get
 meat their families since the packers seem to nave gone on strike nfationary prces according to test mony furnished by George F. Markham legislative agent of the CIO. MT. Markham spoke at Mon- days hearing the State House before the Investigating the meat shortage in this area pointed control is imperative, be- cause the big packers and ranchers will not cooperate with price control program In line with the resou- ton of the United Clearinghouse Workers of America (CIO), advocated government seizure of the meat packing industry. Both Senator David l. Walsh and Governor Maurice Tobin support this drastic but neces sary compusion to the arfcay created scar city of necessares of life Ordering probe to whether meat is being withheld deliberately Tobn declared: Laws of Massachusetts reat ing to conspiracy and restraint of trade well be brought into play should the investigation which have ordered disclose any combine or agreements
 Some consumers have become so incensed with the
 shortage that they have falsely laid all the blame the burdered shoulders of the OPA advocating the qu daion of that agency The most realistic point of view for however in the light of Mr. Markham's exposure demand for more, not less government tro They should write to Governor Tobin they Bay Sater and him of their support for his stand They should write to President Truman and urge him to his emergency to the meat shortage
Hartford chronicle., 1946-10-05

"a miry dungeon. Ebed-Melech went first to plead with the king for mercy, then took ropes to pull the poor prophet from the pit. The 'whiteness' of the black mans heart is revealed by his taking along the old rags to serve as pads under the prophets armpits lest the ropes break the skim
 When Bilbo's pals come on a Ne gro with a rope, it is most often to break his neck and not to keep him from breaking the skin under his armpits. Then the paper says with whitening sarcasm that ought to make even a BiEbo blush:
 ''This was ore than kindness; it was loving-kindness. And it came from a despicable, inferior n IT."
 In the same crushing manner, the editorial goes on to tell about the part that Negroes played in building the Christian faith which Bilbo professes but never prac- tices: ...i..
Hartford chronicle., 1946-10-05
NEGRO VOTERS HOLD
 ELECTORAL MARGIN

New York - Negro voters hold tne margin of victory in 5s non- southern congressional districts in the November elections, a report issued by the CIO Political Com mlttee disclosed last week.
 Many districts where the Negro vote has always been a vital. and even a dominant factor have been excluded from the survey because they were won by safe maiorities. Ihese include New York, PhiIadeI- phla, Chicago and Detroit. The potential vote figures, based on the 1940 census, represent mini mums as population increases and wartime migrations have added to the totals.
 The study, which analyzes the Negro vote potential, reveals that the 5s districts are areas where the potential Negro vote approxi- mates or exceeds the margin hv which the incumbent was elected Tn 1914. Of the 58 districts. 23 are represented by congressman who failed to sign the discharge petition, bringing the proposal to establish a permanent Fair Elm pioyment Practice Commission on- to the floor of the House