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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
FAMOUS WINGS OVER JORDAN CHOIR WALK OUT ON BR0ADCAS
Hoover Denies Bias
In FBI Employment

CHICAGO.-Gang buster Chief
J Edgar Hoover says IN October
Ebony that No distinction 10
made with regard to race IN
selection Of employees FOR his
Federal Department Of lnvesti-
CATION. and insists that he has
found numerous Negro Sleuths
invaluable in cracking some of
has toughest cases.
Negro Sam NoiSctte. Hoover's
personal aide and rcccptionist
at the Washington, d. C., offices
Of the department head. Is said
to bc known as Hoovcrs right
hand man by the 1900 employ
ces there Noisettc, whose own
assistant Worthington Smith is
also a Negro. IS well-known IN
the Capital as an artist ana
credits Hoover's personal IN
tercst and concern with his ca
rccr as big factor IN his rise
Crack Race Agent
Negro special agents cannot
be publicly Identified the mag
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
City Jobs
Announced

Jobs now available with the
city Of Detroit were listed this
week by the Cvl Service Com
nSslcn Readers may secure
more information including date
otef,.lng examination. time and
place qualifications and. rates
~ pay from the commission
office, on Tho l6ih floor OF the
Water Board BUILDING 735 Ran
dolph street
jobs listed TINS week include
u1or typlst Junior Stenog-
taphcr intermediate typisi. line
man geneial auto rcpahman.
transportation equipment opera
'or unior public health nurse.
5Lflar acCourtanl semi-senior
assoc lntant posting machine OBJ
eralc SEASONAL and calculat-
ne machine operator (SeasonaD
Also junior building operating
engnccr senior building opcfat-
ne cngnccf brickiaycr general,
backiayer tunnels JUNIOR med
ical tcc0nologist senior medical
tcchuoloe 81 gene Cd staff nurse
communicable disease nurse
public health nurse social case
workcr student social worker
grade student ocal worker
grade medical social case
Wokcr technical std tmalcl IN
general subjects business adj
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06

azine says. "bccausc trv e,.....
secretly IN highly oreoea ,ae
work But as spccs H,nsr '''
ton IN the hight OF roo,gter..rssa'
OF departmental uh p,ce5.
the monthly was alrpc5 ~
ture one of Hoovo, ~.
Gro agents james f. N- :,
the New York office "
Amos. who i in
more than 1000 dtife ~,
OF guns at the Manhm n $50
OF the FBI and mt-aet.- -'@
firearms there has trcr ~.
the department Is E
merry a bodyguHd Ts4s,
Roosevelt and gua n
the William Burns Az Az,
helped land the cst, .r~
nettod in the 1871 00ra.un \
Nal Frederick Duqdene com,
Only one out OF Cvc 10 i,
plicants for agents msss,
The grade and all prosn mgt
hold a law or acceua h.
gree
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
Complaints;
Quarrel

Browns complaint charge
that llll came up behind him
IN The rear 81 the house and cut
him on the left arm. The two
mcn had argued the night be-
fore. the complaint stated be-
Cause Brown objected to Hill
getting drunk and raising dis
turbance around the house
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
Police Investigat,
Get Into anil,

lrN caiing q complaint Of
fan iouble TAO police pa
iroIH became involved in the
diSpute When an angry husband.
who been drinking objected
20 t pairolmens instructions
10 Nfe and began an IN
forle assault on one Of the
Off
Alex Jones. a.. OF 22l3 Wal
erloo. was treated M Receiving
Hospital for head injuries at
ter ms ianele with Patrolmen
Jock Smith and Dwight Mat
tison who came 10 Jones home
on complaint that Jones was
abusing his wife, Lena.
a ding 90 the officers, Mrs
Jon told them that hc hus-
bar hi been abusing her and
thcv ,5.d her that she should
app u the third precinc, the
folio ng morning and make a
conn BAT against her husband.
As started % leave. Jones
knol Officer Smith down on
the pCnpo, and jumped on
ham tho patolnen said The
TWO otrolNcn Subdued Jones
and 1licted the scalp lacera-
tior whlch he was treated
Jones was released 10 the
ihud precinct where he was held
on 1srgcs Of resisting arrest
and assaC.tng an officer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-06
ASSAULT WITH RAzoR

a warrant was issued last
saturday morning for the arrest
Of John Hi, a roomer at Sos
+ Columbia on the complaint
OF Charles Brown HIS land
lord who charges Hill with as.
Saulting him with razor.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Sine er ely,
5<z1s>'ssA

DEAR MRS. CASWEII married n man
years older than myself whose first wife died tragic
darling and who trouble Completely
taken care OF by the faithful
But the real problem sort Of Rebecca
spirit OF husbands successor do not
live IN the house that hershat
with all its contents after came here do
special set up with his
small and Is into this rented bfide
$50 there material reminders predecessor Perhaps
wouo pc better there were For as husband will
mention her making issue really
Of her. in the bad resolved
when married not to be Jealous becoming harder and
harder not to be curious t love
ne o to meet stern eproo and warning
now that am definitely second hddeand very
much that can't bear to be kept out in way
lay the ghost and also break
This IS tough Alice you have all INV sympathv
I'm AFRAID there nothing much to
the hardest solution all long
and have setback by vr
noen very natural plea to be told how your
Men, especially things deeply
their defense rpes any
attempt to probe their wound Undoubtedly
enoonay frozen" probably you
start thawng being again
But with your love for him. and obvious affection for his
shouldn't be impossible
and tact Don't let YOU can
avoid it-that phase that husbands
chance to make niche There's being jealous
husband dislike eventually creatures
have odd reactions to their loya
never tell loves better than
opinion, that
fare for the second wife know don't
feel too badly He'll show he many
doesn't utter the phrase trait
you're against sonewan
Patience I'm sure youu nnd happiness and
real love.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

until It becomes q coffee brown?
Just returned from New York, where
I breakfasted at the Automat where
I had the above.
Have tried everything, such as
frying IN butter, dipping in egg
and flour or cornmeal and to no
avail, cannot get it as the above.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

Even the pockoeing Of this
group is spring-Iike. The
porosol bottle that contains
the cologne is olso q won
derfuI ideo for that shower
gift you've been meaning to
buy. And the Completion
veil" thot this house puts out
is q rave item. It's a peorly
tinted cream that gives the
skin a pink tone thot is 50
noturoI looking. 1t may be
worn with or without powder.
Here's the perfect aid for
that flowless complexion one
likes to have. 1t also covers
tiny bIemishes and the fine
lines around the eyes.
The representative Of the
company also told US a few
tips about the use Of the pic
tured products. The sochet
may be used sprinkIed
among your stationery. It
also may be used as q dry
perfume-on excellent ideo
for travelling when a broken
perfume bottle is a horrid
thought. If the cologne is
used right otter the bath
the fragrance will last
much longer. Just why-she
couldn't say. But we pass on
the information to you for
Whot it is worth. ElENI.
Evening star., 1947-03-11

The weather notwithstond-
ing, spring is right ground
the corner! Spring is the
time Of the year when every
body wants to feel olive,
fresh and on the go! Much
Of the success Of feeling that
way lies in your own prepo-
ration for spring. It's q beau
tifuI time Of the year but
what makes it that way?
A lot Of it has to do with the
FLOWERS that bloom in the
spring, tro Ia" and the nice,
soft breezes. It's the time Of
the year when winty blosts
are memories and q person
seems to walk with q goyer
step and life in general
seems pretty good.
But what's all this prose
got to do with cosmetics?
you'll say. 1t has a lot to do.
When you shed that winter
coot, think about shedding
the dark makeup shades
and heovier ooIoenes with it.
Spring suits and spring coIors
call for proper makeup and
motehing-in-scent toiIetries.
We went scouting around
last week ond tried to find
out the very Iotest on the
spring cosmetic scene to re-
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Over the Back Fence
By Isabel Hackeff


millions insects doubtless killing OF ght
pretty sombe and scientific beed the subject
experts know their business and the
Trouble sometimes type of expert around some
times another Depends general though
than the fosy outgoing personality s remember
who came to trim our trees years ago who kept shouting to us as he
a p sa
made our o on this and that fairly public The ideal
OF course to the point of being neurotc.
keep reading articles and books about the unhappy Modern
Woman who unhappy either because
hack writer's both say however that the
housewives major problem "the boredom solitary
We aren't bothered that at all
clans roof experts tnsmits paeers and coming
estor she d lonesome s ds T en aha noy s as
had steady stream Of gentlemen coming fix things types
sit around alone after the
had fewer than three plumbers look
It all began one bright March morning when the Family provde
feeling spring just around the turned the all the
Darling clemenne every
yo s our Of s @'eUs aV p % think nsr
Of @ her anatomy on the floor an annual spring activity
because they're unhappy but because they wondering
There's lot Of water coming through the ceiling yelled the
One from the living M room @ We thought first was Just
right on down into the living We reported it the who
room while he finished upstairs and better call plumber
The ceiling finally dried and the plumber
shower again, loudly sing
matcauy shower going, It,
The ceiling leaked plumber grew
Have to tear up the tiles do lot of repairs under the
tiles. Cost around hundred dollars.
Oh Just hundred little dollars said goodbye
plumber who went humnng appropriately What
in Mississippi When Skies Drppy2" competitive
bids like the Government Two other plumbers
shower f admired leak, though dsagreeing
causes Cost from eighty to hundred and twenty
decided taking People got along
without showers not SO long and grew into good healthy citizens
better than have under the daily
Forget the shower. Plant
The F. p said firmly he liked
hx 1t himself Next
and smeared freely cracks in the e looked terrible
also stopped the leak
Wen have paerer around keep being
bored the few
that leak with their large piece living
ceiling dropped right out
Every two sometimes three
We always discard old
It, and finds sentimental scholarly aesthetic
throwing book. To him. book got
large boxes of worthless books together during the salvage
drive but he seemed to feel something
him. "You know
something old book"
We tried it again evening a tran
cided could safely discard following
missed The Single Tax Movement Japan ds2D
Q919) which the what this generation;
with Q913); Every
Q913) which wasn't much Etiquette by Emily (1922 Nature
Tots 1885, Ofhcial the
York Worlds Fair 1880.
by way to bed looked over the
dcards might want to keep Emily Post The
P. expected put Single
Movement" you know you
might need it day The Youngest looked
Tiny houghtfully save it.
You never know we quoted you might need day.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
Bv Peggy Roberts

The cutest Easter toy you ever
saw! The soft bunny has NOVA o4e
arms, legs and ears ard W
sweet dress and bonnet bedecked
with bright flowers. 4u.. , -. -.
love this toy
Pattern envelope No. R2226 con-
tains necessary pattern pieces, stiCcn
illustrations for flowers and full d.
rections for toy.
To obtain this pattern send 15e
in coins, giving pattern number
your name, address and zone num-
ber. to Peggy Roberts. The Wash
ington Star, P. o. Box 100, Station
G, New York 10, N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
READERS Clearing House =

unpeeled, for each serving. Run
canned or preferably fresh shrimp
and small bottle of stuffed green
olives through fine food chopper
Add celery and green pepper
chopped as fine as possible. Stir in
lemon juice and some Worcester
shire sauce. Add mayonnaise slowly
mixing thoroughly until paste is
formed. Stuff avocado halves with
mixture, allowing a generous serv-
ing. Spread literally with mayon,
naise like an icing over the top and
crisscross f1llets of anchovies over It
The pears must be well ripened and
you can't be stingy with the mayon-
naise. Salt Is seldom needed be-
cause of the olives. ..,.,,~r
Here's Another: Cut tomato In
eight sections but not all the way
through so the tomato will hold
together. Put a section of avocado
between each tomato section. Fill
tomato with dressing made Of cream
cheese softened with cream, to
which enough mayonnaise has been
added to achieve regular dressing
consistency. It is improved by work
ing in very finely chopped hard
boiled egg. II season with celery
salt, Worcestershire, according te
taste). Serve in lettuce cup anc
sprinkle with paprika.
X X X X
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
Information sent In By the fol-
lo1oing has been forwarded to
those for tDhonl it ,D1s intended:
Mrs. N. F. T., GalesDille;; Mrs.
G. H. p, Cheuy Chase: Mrs. M.
B. c. Arlington: Mrs. r. S. G.,
Mrs. L. M, Alexandria; Mrs. M.
v. c., X. O., Takoma Park; Mrs.
M. J. s., Mrs. T. L. c., Miss M.
E. o., Mrs. G. G. w., A. A, WASH
ington.
Our thanks to these readers,
whose contributions ,Dere similar
to Others previously receiued:
Mrs. L. F. B., PoolesDille,: Mrs.
F. C. B., Glen Dale; Mrs. L. F. j.,
Bangor. Me-: Mrs. w. G. c., Gdi-
thersburg;; Mrs. r. r, Lanhan;
Mrs. A. W. W, Capitol Heights;
Mrs. F. B. M, SilDer Spring; Mrs.
ST. H., Alexandria; Mrs. C. B. F.,
Arlington; L. Van G., Mrs. M. c.,
Miss M. E. H., Mrs. S. r. S., Mrs.
W. A. McC.. Mrs. B. G. G., J.J,
G. r. L., Washington.
X X 4
'LA SANYA" WANTED?
(Fron1 Mrs. P. A. S., Arlington.)
II have been trying for some time
to get recipe for LA Sanya," and
I am wondering whether any lady
in the RICH reading audience could
let me have one.
REMOVING YELLOW MARKS.
(From Miss E. L. S., Washington. J
Mrs. j. J. G., Silver Spring, asked
last night about removing old age
yellow marks from a baptismal out
fit. Tell her to use special blue soar
flakes obtainable at grocery store
Tell her to follow directions on the
box but to make the solution q little
bluer than they say and rinse we'll
Definitely do not use a bleach or
q lovely fragile thing like that.
These fakes are wonderful. Mild
also cannot harm. Friends of ours
did flannel baby's petticoat which
was very yellow and it worked like
charm. I have also restored many
things of my own.
X. y
CORNMEAL MUSH?
from N. C.. w., Washington
Gould you or any Of your reader:
tell me how to fry cornmeal musf
Evening star., 1947-03-11

Here is a carefully tailored two
piece dress for the woman who likes
uncluttered simplicity.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1856 Is
designed for sizes IL, IA, 16, 18, 20;
40 and AZ. Size IA, short sleeves re-
quires 3ss yards of 39-inch fabric.
For this pattern send Is cents in
coins, your name, address, pattern
number and size wanted to Barbara
Bell, The Washington Star, P. o.
Box SO, Station G, New York 10,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1947-03-11
RHWhat$ Cookin'
WEDNESDAY.
Jify Fish Cakes
Greer, Peas
Baked Potatoes
u cup faxed fish.
Wilted Lettuce
Pineapple Pudding
Jiffy Fish Cakes.

faxed fish,
bread. Y teaspoon salt
tablespoon minced onion. sauce
Separate fish into flakes
fourth liquid from the fish waer the bread Add onions
beaten Add
slowly fat in skillet plain with serving
with gently
minutes Four servings BY
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Evening star., 1947-03-11
DECORATING BOYS ROOM.
TIP; QUERIES?

trTOHt NTSs VI, Lss AftGIkyL0UsI
For Mrs. A. M, Washington. Cur
tains which are attractive and easily
laundered can be made from dress
goods. For straight hanging cur
tains, sheer materials Ike dotted
ISwis$ Npile, batiste are excellent
For Ee-back curtains, percales. ging-
har1s seersucker arr fine. With
the blue spread why not use an-
other shade of blue or pastel con-
trast? How about sheer curtains
Of batiste with a simple valance of
striped percale? Or a tie back of
nursery figured seersucker? If I
can be Of help reach me through
the RCH.
Here's . household tip. Purchase
small gray enamel saucepan for
boiling eggs and no more worries
Of scrubbing the saucepan (alum-
inum) clean.
Request: I wish to make an
afghan for a child's carriage or
crib about 36x50 inches in crochet.
I saw one which seemed to be
made in squares with Irish Popcorn
centers. Is there booklet with
directions for this and other such
and does some reader have clear
directions for the one I mentioned?
Is there any special trick to keep
ing ivy? I can keep other plants,
but not ivy.
~ y +
HNJnETSH3
from Mrs. r. c. j., Paturent Riuer. J
I'm interested in learning of the
care Of goldfish. Ours are two gold
fantails. How much water do they
need, how often changed? What
kinds Of food, how often? The pet
shop greens just float. Shouldn't
they be planted so they'll grow? I
had goldfish when I was a child,
but they always died, although
cared for them as instructed.
+ Il X X
BOSTON BAKED BEANS.
(Fronl Mrs. A. M. NJ, Washington. J
For Mrs. r. A. j., Arlington. Two
cups dried beans, u pound salt pork,
4 tablespoons molasses, l teaspoon
prepared mustard (if desired, ~
teaspoons salt depending on salti-
ness Of pork.
Soak beans overnight in water to
cover. In morning add a quart of
fresh water and simmer As minutes,
or until beans begin to soften, and
drain. Score rind of salt pork and
put half in bottom of bean pot
Evening star., 1947-03-11
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1947-03-11

Cor .casserole). Add beans, mix
molasses and other seasonings with
a little hot water and pour over
beans. Add enough hot water to
cover. Place rest Of salt pork on
top, cover pot and cook in slow
oven (about $50 degrees for 6 or
hours. Add a little water from
time to time. Keep lid on pot until
last hour of cooking, then uncover
and allow beans and pork on top
to brown.
I sometimes substitute bacon for
salt pork and generally use couple
Of tablespoons more molasses as we
like them that way. Sometimes I
make Just half the recipe and they
are just as good. 10 -
Now for q request: Does any one
know the Polish recipe for q dish
consisting of ground meat and rice
rolled in cabbage leaves and then
simmered in tomato sauce? The
name sounds like "Guampies" but
I'm sure the spelling is not correct.
Would appreciate getting this recipe,
as the dish is delicious.
X X X
SPECIAL PIE?
WASHING PILLOWS?
NAMING TWINS?
from Mrs. J. r. L., Front Roydl.)
I would like to know If any of
The Star readers know the recipe
for pecan pie which is not like the
usual Southern pecan pie. It is
more like caramel pie. Would ap-
precite this recipe If any one has it.
How can you wash feather and
kapok pillows?
Also please give me some sug-
gestions for names for twins, as my
doctor thinks I am going to have
twins. Both boys and girls names,
please!
STRETCHING WOOL SOCKS?
(From Mrs. M. E. S., Arlington.)
sos! Another plea for salts
factory way to stretch and soften
wool socks that were accidentally
washed in very hot water. There
have been several similar requests
recently and I seem to remember
some one gave method a long time
ago. Please, please, dear lady, come
forward again right away!
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-05-28
MORE ABOUT
ANTI-LYNCHINC LAW
CONTINUED from page y

kAOnilnuCu lAOAA Rd6O -
Abraham Lincoln, and the Demo-
Gratis really honor Thomas Jeffer-
son.
It is because they are follow
ers of the Nazarene, and they
believe America Is the finest coun-
try since the coming of man.
Negroes believe the United
States should stop being devotees
of democracy in Greece, Turkey,
India. South America. but indif-
ferent to its violation in South
Carolina. Missouri, Georgia. Mis-
sissippi and Texas. Negroes be-
lieve the United States should not
force Uncle Sam to wear false
face when he goes abroad, and
live a lie when he returns home.
Certainly he isn't fooling any
body. The notification of due
process of law by Twelve men of
Fury" in South Caroline is heard
all around the world.
Yes: Mr.. Congress-:
Pass the Anti-lynch bill
Pass the Pole Tax bill
Pass the Taft-Elender bill
School for all be free
And Wen all vote free.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-05-28
NAACP MEMBERSHIP DRIVE LACS
PAST MEMBERS URGED TO RENEW

freedom is high too. We need
money to fight the enemies of
freedom, justice and peace. We
ask only that you give according
to your income. One dollar MEM
bership are of course welcome, but
bear in mind that only fifty cents
of that dollar remains in the
Seattle treasury and does not even
cover the cost of the office mater
ial. postage and other expenses
necessary in keeping your name
on file and keeping you informed
of meetings ETC., throughout the
year. Don't hold back you mem
bership for a friend you promised.
Give it to the first solicitor re-
questing it and If you want
particular individual or captain to
receive credit, make mention of
this and credit will be given.
Check up on your household and
be certain that everyone from
twelve years of age up is mem
bers of the NAACP. Ask your
neighbors and friends to do the
same.
All paid members new or
renewed will receive a receipt
from the local treasurer and a
membership card from the Ma
tional office.
All solicitors and captains are
asked to make a report Monday,
May 26th, 7:45 p. M, at the
Y. w. c. A.. 100 21st Ave. North.
All memberships should be re-
ported within one week after sol
icitation.
Latest report of the drive: =
Total members solicited 1914; Tot
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-05-28

The membership campaign of
Seattle Branch National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Col
ored People is drawing to close
with many of last years mem
bers still not enrolled, II you have
not renewed membership THIS
YEAR please do so at once. Solic-
itors and captains are determined
to reach the goal of 5000 members
and may call upon you for renew
al of your membership. We ask
your cooperation to this extent =
Receive the solicitor graciously.
The solicitor has already paid
membership and is giving precious
time in helping the Branch to
reach its quota. Have your money
ready and thus eliminate return
calls by the solicitor. If at all
possible double last years member
ship. The cost of living has gone
up for all of us. but the cost OF
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1947-05-28
NAACP Calls for New
Ani-Lynching Laws

NEW YORK = Officials of the
National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, stun
ned by the South Carolina asquit-
tai of the % defendants in the
lynching trial, issued the follow
Ing statement:
"The verdict in the South Caro-
lima lynching trial only adds to
the proof that state action cannot
be expected to punish the crime
of lynching. Notice has been serv-
ed on Negroes in South Carolina
and throughout the South that
they are now at the mercy of
mobs, and that the law is power
less to defend them OF to punish
their murderers. In brief. the laws
are for the white people; If one
is white, one is right, even though
a lyncher.
"UnIess we can secure federal
legislation. it is entirely possible
that some Negroes. abandoned to
mobs by the law, may be forced.
in their desperation, to devise
some means of protecting them
selves. This would be lawless
and fully gesture. but logical and
understandable in view of the cir
cumstances.
"Following the infamous quad
ripple lynching of two men and
their wives near Monroe. Ga
last year, the United States At
torney Generals office, through
Assistant Attorney General Theron
L. Caudle. called for federal legis-
lation to punish those guilty OF
lynching. A new anti--lynching
bin (H. r. s4Ss) was introduced
in the House. May Is, by Rep.
Clifford P. Case (R.. N. ID and
the Congress should act upon it
promptly"