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Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Die stpSite SraM

"H
men.
Gas @lasIenlter Ser GeranOo er.
BOB iit %gIan8cno ourdiidtia bis an
oas BON bTauen @lg5inen %6cfran5te
Cad.
Gin &oGel lang einiam 3mii4en
Sen 8lGtterranfeu.
lln0 Der nnige5enOe Ntono lhlen
orrdj Sic GuaOrate Oes @laSieuiters
0eiIeu 9eiten obloHge Shntirn olti
oie 9ielen 0es @urten3immernenS
parfen.
Gas nciie Gicnitmdohen Mart9a
bate oaS @iien bon elmer Serpier-
platte olIi sen meib geOCdteH Gid
gciteat itnO 9eIogt:
00rauBGn ltebt iemonO.
Sie ioben ale alff. Der @atte, oie
3ipeite 6rnlt unO Oas 9ino, ein bIon.
Oes MGohen pom aft So6ren. Sic
io9en nifts.
Gs ihien MIR, aIs Oh iih OrallBen
elm 3ltm 3rodnen u~ifoebangtes Sudl
leiie I'M leidten @inoe beuegte.
Gonn begnnnen lie 5a ellen, aae
Trei; Sic Speite 5rdi legte sic Spei-
len Dor, ser @atte idenfte ous Sc
trGnf Gin unO 0as &ino l16eIte BEL
Sc an unO ireute ii6 ieineS SungGrs.
A6er ser Gogel ihmieg.
Ser Mono gIdn3te iett nod mie
binter elmer Iihtiheuen @olfe. =
Gas slf bate aufeebort, i'm leiien
@inoe SIT ihallfelr.
Sett pebte OrauBen Elm weiBes
@epano, uno - eng on oas @losfen-
tier georiidt, - itan0, MN oelitlih
iiftbor, cine 6rauengeitalt.
Gin geiIter6oit ifones, bfeides
Geiiht itlultte oui sic fleine 6amiIie.
@S Job iebniiihtig berein, es IdJien,
ais lei eS BON Ser @IaSiheibe ourd-
idnitten bolb 0rauBen nod, bnlb
ifou inmitten oeS 3imners. Aber
0ip @eitolt fonnte nidt berein.
Der @atte itonO 6itternO aui.
Ole 5tpeite 5Srnlt legte bebeno lire
feline, meiBe ourdii6ti9e Sano olii
Die ieine, Die aitf Dem bellen Siihtl-
DIE lag, un0 belt i'm 3uriid, !,
9ioo, oos &inO, iprad tonIos
o9aS lit oie erlte Ntamal@ .
8erpirrt, drgerlih, dngitlid inatl
Sic 51Deite Srnll ,@as mill lie bier.
SIR BIab 1T nift meDr
u@ir botten Tie BOD begrahenl I"
Iaste Ons &ino.
Mber Ser Mann NOR ni6t mebr 81
Batter. gr offnete. llnp Is fam Der
ELL rpie oas 9taben Don etlpaS hinge
fnnntem, AuBeror0entlifem.
Gle @ie0erfe6r BON eincn 9anOe.
limo lie 5itterten mie0er aue
Grei.
0un lab lie mieSer mitten linien
ibnen Die erite 5ralt, bei ser 5meiten,
Dem Slater un0 ibrem &inD.
ug8aS miaif 0u2@ tonte eS oon at-
len 2ippen. oNir leben bier gall5c Gin.
trahtig, @ater, Wilfter ulo ainO.~
Nid)ts regte iid}.
u@orlm Bit Oh oon mir gegall.
gen. Satteit gu e8 nidt gltt Del mir2"
fragte ser @atte. ,,Satteit Oh nidd
Geinen reifliAen Sell 2iebe? @arlt
Oh nid)t Mutter2 @arum bit 9ll
bon mir gegangen2@
uSabe ih Sid oenn oerordngt2@
fragte 0ie 8peite 6rai. Sub ib Gid
oprio9t? @iiigit gu nibt freipillig,
uno Dertrete ib Gid nitt pobltatig
Del aiit0 inns Maun2 Scr fat Cid
9erufen?~
Ser 8ogel long einen 9ait.
n@eSbalb biIt on pi~eoergefom=
men2 Som fonnen mir Gid nift
mebr los perOen, ieIblt menn On
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Gern odGaio

Ser 3auberfiinitler 6otte l6On Der
idieoene ;3auberfiinite ge8eigt unO
ourb ltetps NpOen oie 3uidnlter itit-
ter Ben GinfluB ieiner @orte nno
@eiten 3lt bringen gepuBt, oIs er nit
einem ieiner &auptitiide begann. CT
mics ouf Elm enges SpinO bin. oaS
oaf ser 9iibne itan0, erinbte einiga
Serren aus Dem 3nlhauerraume,
berauf3ufommen un0 0as Spino an
cine ibnen paiienoe gtelle 8u riiden,
unO manOte iih, nnf0em Dies geide-
ben, mie6er an sic 3uihmter.
,,Meine 9amen uno Serren~, Jag
tie Ell, Dos lit Elm mngiibes &abi-
nett. Sic baben geieberL OoB id leinen
Aufltalungsort nidt teItimmt babe.
9lnap 6iite ib irgelio cine Ser geebr-
ten Ianleil, bier bcraltf5ltfonmen
ms IN oos &abinett at treten. Sd1
pcroe oonn Sic Cir IhGieBen unS
menn ifs tie mieoer Dime, miro Die
Game ipurIos perihwuuoen lem.
Sen @orten DEG 4iinitlers .folgte
eipe ei9entiimlide, ernartllngsoolc
5tiIle Der 3uidnller. Nad elmer 8ei-
le iDilroe oieie oaourd) unterbrohen,
Dab Elm fleiner, idm0htiger Manu
lidg dlt 0ie forpitlente Game manOte,
Die neben ibm lab uno fra9te:
,8in OH Dem @errn nidt Den
8efallen tim, 0taria2"
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Tarbe INN Seppidcn friid ait
crhaIteu

9ofiir 1t Sab EN- 9ltteS Wtitfel.
Ser Eeppids miro NIT elmer idDoden
Sul5Ioiun9 gut al~lsge6iiritet ooer
man itreut 5aI3 auf Den 9eppi6 unO
IaBt Dies einige 8eit 0oraui Iiegen;
Onfn biiritet man oos gaI3 pieoer
tiihtig al. MtQn miro eritarnt iein,
mie it4lea Ser Eeppid ieine ridden
6arben Dieoet erb6lt.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
fSeOerLeiflte spfafiHen

WatfeTllllllnB flir Sofdfllen mlf0
Ooppelt 10 bod uno feoerleidt, penn
man Die 8atte 5uiammenroQt, in
fIeine Slide ihnei0et, uno oieie in
elmer 8uidwanue ouf gnn3 Ileiner
6Ianlme ungeiG5r cine babe Stunoe
6urhbiet iie Bari natiirlih nibt an.
brenuan. lin oo8 5it oerbiiten riibrt
man Die @ntteflofen nit einpnt Stod
nm. 5e6ern fam man anf gleide
@eiie, Onrh grbisen, reinigen uno
dltfloderil.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
srngidJlnf

Ele monoafie 6rdlt Ifan0 Dor Sc
ridt.
Ter &id>ter Der fleirnen grooin8
itaot fubr nit Dem 3eugenuerb0r fort
pSie fonneH fidl oIfo nidt entiin
men, an tpelhem Gage Der 8o6e Gii
oltrn %eritenmdl 0nS ner6ddtige @e
rGuih b0rten?"
Nein. Sd ueiB MIR, 6aB id gera
De ba6ete".
Ger &idter nidte berit1n0nisbon
psl9al Ga boben mir es ia. 81
mar 5anstag,~
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Sic Mnnf

Cine Banf liebt Die Come iebr.
Sic iduelete in ibrem eigenen ihpe-
Ieuoen Sol0e, DenH Sic Strnblen 10
md}t unDerfroreti duf -iie berunter-
brannten, mo fnodte Dor 8obliein.
9Is eS nber NadJt mnr0e, beOedte tie
iid nit eiitem breiten Sibteil, inoem
iie id9te: ggser friert fam nidt nab
lerii9 ieia4.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
nas &ab

giner beFueunSeten SoaliIie didte
BIGGER eiltalnI cine Photographic bon
iid. Ser 3ufaH poate e. bob iie 6ie
lie Nafnobne ifon beiaBen ufro StDnr
in elmer iebr BeHen &opie, tD1breflD
Ons neie 8ito iebr ounfeI I'M Con
mar. Ole 5reunoe madter fth ous
8ergniigen. beioe giI0er n~ebeneinuns
Der auf einen @arton auf3ieben au Iui
len. AIS man eS Heger bpi eiHen ipd.
teren geiud 5eigte, idtieb er SarASs.
ter Mdr Neger Dor un0 nah 6etl
@n0e.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
GRtGeaetdoutusen6

Aonfmann: n9ie baben mid {eit
einem Sabr nidt Htebr be5obIf. ST
mill Sbnen etitgegenfommeft Mr6 Sic
Salfte oergeiien, Die sic mir idMT-
Ben.
Ger <tl6e: .@unberDoM ih tom.
me Sbnen aud, erttgegetE idl iper6e
Die anoere @GLfte pergelIeB".
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
NatiAlaoc Fiirs Rnus
@mntslaspapicr anf sdeiben sm
f[ebcn

9ahoem man 0as Iopier in Der
genal pniienOen @r0Be 3uredtge-
ldnitten bal, haitreiht man es nit
Sprit unO fIebt es oui ole lorgfdItig
g%ereinigte S9eibe. CAN'T feline 8la-
fen e~utiteben muB ous Yapier nit ei-
ner Inutereh @iirite gIntt ~angeoriidt
ner0en.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
e6ledltss 3eiden

Gas pirO iider Elm l1ngliidSiabl
m idony neil eS nit einem 5reitae
begoiinen bat!4
,,giun. es mare nod ihlanmer &c.
ueieis uenn eS nit Benz G~rei5ebnter
ansefangen bdtteI"
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
=INTERESSANTES FUER DIE FRAUEN|
t11creIprMA

IS iUirO sir nidt sur TrenOe
sercideH,
@iait On bid inner nit aHOsreH
Oerslcidcu;
On biit Gin auSerer ais al bic
auoereH
lIuO mnft Seiue ciseueH @ese
iuaH6ern.
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
81 Grfifber

yg4aS fiir einen Beruf bat oern
Sbr Mieter?"
Or lit @~rfinoer~.
ylnO mas eriinoet err
aSmner 1tane Iuate0pn, I'm Sic
Miete nidt 81 5abIen".
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
Der etUiec O0Qes
@remaaia

Wr0@aslg
u9err @rak Sic per8eiben nber
id) babe nun idon letg Monate fei-
rlen 2obn mebr befominen!"
SD Der3eibe!~
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
mas ser 1IlctsiA iBt

Gin Stotiititer bat fid 0ns Der
sniieen gemnht, al berenHen, tDds
elm Mann bon mittIerer @r0Be un3
mittIererir Mppetit, Ser NIT Ell. ern dits
ten Mageu ausseriiitet lift ltnO Elm
2tlter BON 20 Sabren arreid4 TIT
2alfe ieineS 2ebers I'M 8ufiaetf Isl.
gr fam iif riibincn, Is EoAnsnWrbE,
18 Eonnen DeiidI 40 Eonneit Ujes
mile, 5000 Bis 1000 .9userb Ger
gegeiien unn. etpa 10000 Auatf
5liiiefeiten beribieOener Irt ge-
fr4trfel sa 3dben ! 81
Washington Journal., 1946-02-22
sc DefiMMol

Die 1rfiMiHOn
@as lit Elm Mbitinen3Ier. B6W9e
Gin Ndnrt Ser tlur 81 &duIe al
foboIiide @etrdnfe at iib nitnuife
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
BRUCE VS.. BILBO
Copyright, 1915. by New South Features.
BY Harold Preece

need that biography Of Rianch Brute 10 shut that
'a'iehoS which Bilho calls his mouth We need II
70 shui np today editors OF The Charleston New.
and Courier who sheer at the very idea OF denoc-
raty
We need TO take public interest in author. lko
Nr Rosbrow and their work and see that NOR h,s
'oiical research about the black statesmen 90, Mi,
lishcc don't have the good fortune 10 knou NJ
Nosnrow personally but he is invcl 10 write M. in
care Of his paper If he secs the column
40" people arc foresecng their n,,nre ,f ,t
are remembering their past could forcsec ina,
Iu'Fc which is the New South shaping IN in SOM,
carolina when ! attended the Progressive h.
cratic Party convention last fall and heard soe,s
or aI''r speaker invoke the memories Of heroic Na
gro leaders like ex-Congressman Robert so,,ri. ..,
slave leader Denmark vesey
The Earth Gives Up Denmark
for the great men Of our past arc no, de,a, ,,..,
els VINO hnild with my people for tho x.r. S.a
Does NOT the Word ten MS that Tho .a,,, ~ ''''"
"p Us '''d ~ that day when The great and ,,,.,'
Snal iall into the mudholos ~ Mississrni ..as
"amnle shall be- exalted "a we're Won, eth, ~,
my fathers hack IN Reconstruction ""'
Nh"" That me earth has given nn 49,
Nese' hecanse I've seen him callino him, ''''
o'n', name stand up ina shanty IN ,rlsn..' ."
yen MS brothers 70 lay down thoif hns am
'''"''Is p"la more money for cotton ehonn,n,
hno" that !, has given M Roher Sm,ll. r
We seen hin calling himself Asscmblvmon IL.
Answers on Page 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
About The Common Man

~ JTDAH nROB

ard many Of them become ghe,toes for e,er-expana-
ing Negro populations.
The hest example know n the heaailfil Sou'h-
side parkway system in Chcago. which WAS once ne
rfiao and joy Of the wealthy and nov IS Tho hoart
% ih. negro community Bat wheloy.r We fatn ve
,an lind good examples % Tho law that ,i- So
hroaeh various stages Of growth and Development
wits neiehborhoods changing character as q matter
Of course
Far be i from nie 70 offer any advice 10 the Cow
'nani'rs and hty ,eriainlY won't listen "a no. any
Way. but f they ~,umsiy intend % m4inai.n ihe
-o-ealed high Standards OF their neirhholhaods ne,
ought 10 That his depends entirely upon having
eicry family IN town Nel housed.
40 average Ncsro family Will harm any white
streets whore that has has happened Regardless Of
nechhorhood It moves into as Is ob,i ous in all
race ncirhhofhood v de,,riolstc II rs homes
are snadiyidcd into iily ki. henetie apartments or
heroine roomine houses ia which large families oc-
ciipy single
Running Down Nelchborhoods
The sorry condition 81 som, noishhorhoods has no
relation to the race Of the people who lie in them
These hlirhed areas are made that way nv po,ert,
housing shortages and BY tho kind Of landlords iha,
seek % make snperprof's out Of the desperate mood
for housing
The war asereyatod thu blir in many nciehbo.
hoods and our town pretty nearly snlt al The seam.
/ trying 10 accommodate residents Now ina, ~
war IS over should ne undertaking an ALTON,
'amiaien 70 plan our ivy wisely and 10 huird ,ha
thousands upon thousands Of homes that people
need
housing commissioners SECRETARY Director Chafl..
tdse'onb has hecn shen tho job Of hoasinr 40 or.
dinaior for the city He has declared thai fl,
housing problem can be solved primarily bv pf,ai.
enterprise and has two kinds Of private ,nterntt..
in mind
One Kind is the typical heal builder who buiid>
!" order on lot furnished b, The owner ar VII.
hnlld> string of virtual, Identical home, IN a..
subdivision. The other Kind i something nos in
housing; the large insurance company In >eareb
Of profitable Investments for the huge >urnIus ~
capital at lis disposal which builds housing pro.
4 iects for profit.
nese solutions seem TO mo to be inadcqaate and
IN future columns intend to tel Uhv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
Colored People
Around the World
BY Nelson Foote

To put The matter very sin7y
the status Of colorcd peon'f o
ihe United states, whether j. y
generally rccosni.ed or ro' .
very much tied un with nc sn'
ins ~ colorcd people IN c'er
parts 81 The world II copn'u"
like luia and china sne,o.' arr
ing fhc neat few years IN efar
j. ming themselves a. fre Ae'
eifsi ana vigorous nations r 7.
world as they seem To haze ''e'
rs chance % doine nciiOns Of
wniie supremacy and supcefif
are going TO wilt everyNher''
When Tho masses Of Nsn ani
Nrica attain fair treatment
viii no loucer hc possible 70
deny Il o. their hrethrer N no
tnitoi states
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
WEEKLY
COMMENTS
Inevrs ctcd -Bu>in''s"
Ihe sham OF AnericnnS
nv FRTp MART WILLIAMS

Inexps cited "Rn>lnr's
The sham, Of imericanS
rhe vicious habit % name
ealing hy creatures ~ The rpe
~ RAbo lohn = Ransu South
.rn Democrats is someih'fe no
deeeut American Of Whatever
co,or race or creed can or shoald
stomach W nave nen told hs
ore "a our f'l'nts 'ha' ibe thiag
'o do is di.roeard these pufpcr'cd
of,eus t'i ~ 'he and
ineir VIC nnd lii,'ons n1ninirr>
Smetnw this is hard r. 10 for
those vi'h rei hlc9d rurnrs
fArourh lheir Veins Trained 70
neleye and consider ourss'f as a
/ Fart ~ mis- contrv va fmd T.
aifnca' 10 stand hv AMI ienore
~ ionl veporres os men Of this
sof' and s'ill expect ~ hold ne-
cart rsrsrd Tor our cri1enship as
~ 'merican.
THIS writer rcsenis and bitter
ly Tho attack and name-callirg
le,eied IT another American VINO
merely by accident Is Of another
race than Rankin. The safrou-
lued Mssissippian. We object 10
his brand N 'Anericanism az
n Walter Winchel we're part ard
particle Of our own
when Americana Of whatever
color or crccd or wherever placed
acquire sufficient intestinal forii
tudc n displace men f'l Of Ran
kin and Bilho grade then We all
can take pride in The kpowledse
~ our American citizenhs'p
Bvdie CHall, mikes. among the
10 former Detroitors. row resid
me in various sections ~ sum,
Calf who wrote cards and letters
10 rs rccenilv posted the writer
1n addition 10 New Wear rrcet'ne
Of 46l picturi1ed post card
bearing tho pOstoficc stamp OF
Redwood. Calf Rvdis who lived
within z stones throw Of INC Old
Reelor hcmc (Anna Ed and Mvril
in Division street close to thu
corner OF ST. Antoine writes tina
this is beautiful country an,
! manage 10 keep in touch with
momhers ~ the old epne Hei
address. n any ~ Won Old Detroit
ers wish N write is BOX as Rte
L. Woodside via Redwood civ
Caiif
Reference 10 Rydie Tho Niiicl
suggest that II would be . nic'
thing TO start "ronnd-robin'
chain Of letters passing beiwsel
our friends now living in the Sun
kist state and those here VIII
knew them in the DAVIS ~ Ions
aro'
tny one desirinc mo address ~
those former Deiroiters can oh
tain thef from Tribune OF vccl
OF z---ie. OF this writer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

Ex-senator Bruce receive cabinet appointment
the News and Courier asked back In 1851 "Hc IS
equal in ability the average cabinet officer OF
these times and hears HIGHER character person.
ally and officially than nine Of ten Of the prom
ineni candidates for public position"
am indebted for his information TO Nj James
" Roshrow author N mll-leneih w. regrettably
unpublished biography Of ono of the only two coll
ored Amerieans-boih 81 them from Bilbos Missis
sppi who ever sat IN The United states Senate Tine
other Negro senator succeeding the seat deserted
by that hangman Of John Brown jefferson Davis
was Hiram Il. Revels grandfather Of my frien
kevcls Cayion now administrative secretary Of the
National Negro Congress
would have liked to have seen Mr. RosbioW
book come on Tho press fitting climax TO Negro
History Week which We have JUST celebrated. We
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

Resfr,ii,e covenants are soon 10 be passed upon
ason by The tinted states and Michiean Supreme
Courts under NAArP appeals.
Long AGO. n a cass involving an atenp by The
NV OF Louisville 70 segreeae Negro residences ne
Sapfene Couf, decided Thar no governmental UNI
d SET forth boundaries 10 which gfonps q CITE
isns ,onid or could not ike
THAT led TO ne invention Of the restre'ist coven-
ani which is an agreement entered into hv private
naiydnals and not action by cose nmental
4nn
But notice how pnoney mat distinction There
is no enforceable restrictive covenant that does
Isl upon ne willingness Of government 10 upnela
H. The agreement among individuals is ugiallv
registered win the county clerk ontorced by the
comt~ hossered by housing commissions and city
councils fhf eide not 70 cnange me RACIAL char
acutst,s OF neghborhoods
In view Of the actual tact that osirictive co,cn-
MS part and parcel ~ government polty and
action the supreme Court ought rule that they
Illegal and end and for All Of the great
os' shames Of our nation
such action by ne supreme Coir' however Is
something that VIII depend an good deal more than
the rights and wrongs Of The that will be pre-
scented 10 II
II Is no attack upon the high courts Of our land
70 say that their attitudes and decisions tend 10
ilect the general community attitude Free
quenily there Is great lar. hui eventually she
courts catch up with public opinion and their deci-
>ionS begin 10 reflect the new attitudes.
For fhai reason major part ~ Tic battle against
The covenants involves effort 10 change public
opinion aboui thcm
Never Lasting "Protcction"
Real estate dealers and home owners Who think
they VIII protect their homes or investments or
social status or their children against hc possihl-
Ivy ~ inter marriage by the resuittre covenant
aoni got too much protection for iheir efforts
They are like King csnuie. who sat ON in. beach
and commanded Tho tide to stay down Tho na,-
gra history Of ccs is conclusive proof that neigh
horhoods DO change their racial and class charac.
icrisics
Ontc-sWanky ncichboihoods Whore The most cx-
rensi,e homes we're built. sooner or later become
the ahodes ordinary even workine-class people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
lNDlt CtN RISE
FASTER THAN ktSSIt

To me person who mas ros
stopped to think about tho m'''
ter. or who is the victim n its
ignorance about It which h"
been prcpseatrd hy our ssnf'
and newspapers such de'eor:
men' may seem far-fetchee ana
far-off II is not
Only twenty years ago Ens'a
was weak and domoraif'i
country backward end fric ltls''
To-Day Il is one OF the two great
csl powers
During the t'Nu mcstnr'
moreover Russie has shown her
sclf the friend Of The -aN
p'oplcs who would likc 10 dgpr
cate her feat In pariieuis Fa'
STA Is covertly Interested 30 ir'e'
dom Tor India. the world hIs'
r'st colony. from Great br.loA
tn worlds biggest empire n
deriving All tho duellins beiNo'
Rcvin and vishinsky lies this M
spoken but spcctac lar FAST
Consider how much more ferlF
ly India can come 10 the lore
'han ne years Russia ioos.
Where Russia today has only ="
million citizens. InGia has 's
million n India escapes 0iihoa,
Inc devastation OF war. she VIZ
start of % a hishcr level Of lp
dulsria'ization than Russa dlo'
She will have powerful ailie' 'n
'iudirS even American HUSTLE"
men who Guild like no'flps
hr'ter than 10 outfit her WIZ
machine tools. Factories afd ~
IKE Her religious divis'"
which the british 80 delight ="
'mphasiyme. should fade ou' "
consequence ~ W,sternRsu'-
and Of united opposition 70 ~,
TAN AID India knows what
wants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
Little Men, What Now?

The March issue OF the Woman's Home Companion
confa an interesting article titled Our New LOST Den
GRAFTON by Edith VI. Stern The aticle discusses the
teen-ace bows and girls IN the n.y. OF Detroit Wn" nav
heen ct out Of industry no" MAJ 'ne war VNes' IN.
are not returning To school Detroit was picked 70 repre-
sent ali our industrial which contain ole heFs ana
girls wno left school for obs and are now dfillNg
into pattern that threatens disaster
The author Of he article maintain, that revived ob
onnolines are not the rght answer to " aa now LOT
teen-agers More attractive education j MES. Stern
suggestion for saagng eer-sgers She states iha De-
trors school curriculum has tailed 70 n'eoS gfe" NUM-
hers Of the citys hovs and gs's
The Detroit Tribune too. is interested IN getting
youth especially Negro youth TO back to school But
rs pretty hard idea sell kids the idea OF spending
time school unless show them the advantages
will afford them later
The Womans Home Companion Article states THAI
For Negro Youngsters the doors OF
only crack even during lac Warfare almost sealed.
Mrs stern says hat Education Is a good thing ~ r.
self parents must point thai ot' agan and again then
teenagerS cannot see that hgN must emphaSze
and re-emphasze that. worst education promises
better chance ~ making good living
To Negro youth educ alton MUST promise better
chance of making good living order to be worh~ he
Education Just for educations sake is worthless when
you don't have enough to decent place to live
That ( Inc reason the Detroit Tf,hUnc launching
70 determine what are the lob opportunities fer
catioraly to take them.
The frs. sarvev now beng conducted among tho
department stores Last week more than 25 ~ thcm. ne
GLIDING all he larger sent quesfonares s.
find out their policies n giving employment ~ Negro
you'll For what ncenle here 70 encoaraee hoy or
girl 20 back school hes Know that no matter row
much training hey have ne Oh open toirer that
Of mad elevator operator or porter
Yes Is indeed o,i generation who has uo future
70 look onward to with prorso q better HE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
What About Us?
It's Up To You

He LORD hsl ps those who help themselves is Well
known 81 .ng Irner words werc never spoken Nerr
bers Of minority u.s. esnccaliv Negroes are cone, :,
nesa ~ q he 'ne Immediate fltae to helm them
oIeaS down ascgnina'on and the doors Of employ
must help ourselves. - '' w
The Metropolitsn Detroit Fair Employment Practice
oun.l 'r needs funds to carry on rs work Ever
IN hs Nomfnn hest cat off s support il has been
engaged N flrd-raisng drive WIN YOU helm Vii
YOU Se' any organization that connected with 70
~ = plank Tor your convenience Fill il out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
WOMAN MEETS
PREJUDICE OF
DAILY EDITOR

Reporrrc crime wac one way
MIS- sens GREY white woman
of lpeis Nvomns ran into tho
,sce psr,uasce u.at is All too evi-
den, IN thu dssl, neVsnaners Of
Dairor
Mrs Gr.v told NJ an alter alton
IN hns hetpe.n III. driver and
I ps.4sns.r over transfer. IN
'nA curse az nNch M. oriv.e
ws hatte s, ~ stab wounds
$50 tsietloatl 80 stony ia The
inTnOir rsNls hoping 70 ~,n
rr . Cifsfei ~ mat news.
faasr
ph.a 81. rlsti ~ NC rlNrs
~, .4 c,o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23
EDITORS mail

Dear Editor
In appreciation OF your very
splendid newspaper and It's clean
correci Journalism the alert and
business ike way YOU handle
news
am herein. enclosing a check,
for a years subscription. We en-
Joy your paper 20 much II IS
destined 10 HESS All mankind and
/ am sure YOU viii continue TO
have unlimited success We do
appreciate Lynetie Ferrs column
slso
vesy Truly yours
Miss Lorveil l. Locke
Dear Mr., Pc, kin
We are very grateful for the
fine sympathetic treatment gwen
this school in The feature af'irle
prepared hy Mr. Fred Williams
and printed in your newspaper
last week ruhiuiy elch as this
4 very helpful
SINGER A. Nou-
II n Grasc. prn,ipsl
DWNcr school
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-02-23

Garfield cabinet Tho Negro Vas
Rlanch * Bruce one of me
sreatesi OF Roconstruction black
statesmrn-a iotmer slave VIII
worthily held for six years tlS7s-
81, ihc same Senate seat from
Mississippi nov claimed accord
ing 10 the hest " MY knowledge.
y that playcd-out cuss-crowing
aihage-gobblins old rooster The
nnhnrn q Rllhn WHY ehnnlh MOI