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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Ford Co.. Wayne Univ. Plan
To Train Needed Managers

Selected acknowledgement en-
ployeeS are going TO college in
Detroit this Fall to receive train
ing for executive p sitions high
er than those they occupy. A
cooperative program evolved by
WAYNE University and the Ford
Motor Company has provided
specialized facilities for the
work
The work is designed to lead
TO a degree in industrial man.
agement and upon its compile
tion the men will be assigned
TO Ford supervisory posts for
which their studies have best
fitted them.
SET up 10 relieve the I'm
mediate critical shortage OF
trained supervisory personnel
as well as 10 build up a pool
OF such personnel for the fu.
iure. the program provides ex-
iensive on-the-jo training a.
we'll as classroom work. The
fees OF the trainees are paid by
the company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Loyal Dorcas Society
Sponsors Pew Rally

The Loyal Dorcas Society of
ST. Johns Presbyterian Church
sponsored Pew Rally Sunday
evening, Sept %, which was
largely attended.
Music was rendered by the
Young Peoples Choir OF Russell
St. Baptist Church. with Mrs
Callie Trainmell. directories. and
the Peace Baptist A capells
Choir. Both groups sang beau
tifully.
Other numbers were Miss An
ME Ruth Burns, piano solo. and
Miss Wilma Jean Pryor. vocal
solo. The president extended a
hig welcome to all. Mrs ESsie
Harvin was mistress of cere-
mony. Three gifts OF apprecia-
top were presented to Mrs, Sa-
rah Grier. Mrs. Stella Knowles,
and Mrs. Carrie Pearson.
The club will hold its regular
monthly meeting Oct. IL at 4
pm. at the home Of Mrs. Rachel
Monroe. 1880 Clinton. Friends
are invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Report Lists
City Park


Considerable expansion OF ia
cilities and smoother rela-
tionship between the work of
the recreation and parks d.
vision were reported as the
chief results OF the six years
OF operation OF the Department
OF Parks and Recreation.
The report is written by Cen
ersl Superintendent John Con-
sidine and is directed to Mayor
Edward Jeffries.
Well illustrated with attrsc-
tive photos. the report lists the
many changes and improve
ments that have been made
since the consolidation of the
Department OF Recreation with
the Department of Parks and
Boulevards late in 1910.
Incomplete
Lacking in the report is any
discussion Of the assistance. II
any. that has been given TO the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
President
Shepard Of
NCC Passes

Two presidents Of Negro col
leges died last week They
were DR.. James Edward Shep-
ard president and founder az
North Carolina College at Dur
ham, and Presldent-emcritus
John NJ, Candy Of Virginia
State College
Memorial services were held
on Thursday at Durham for
DR.. Shepard The euloey was
preached by the Rev. Miles
Mark Fisher, pastor Of the
White Rock Baptist Church
DR.. Shepard founded his
college in 1929 and made il
the first staie.suPporied lib.
ersl arts college for Negroes
in America. A leader in the
educational activities in his
state, he was also for q mum.
Der of years Grand Master OF
the Prince Hall Mssons in
North Carolina, and seere.
iarY Of finances for the
Knights Of PYihias.
He is survived by two
daughters one step-son. three
grandchildren, four sisters. and
other relatives
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18

aa
Crowley 80 Juanita MoIntoch.
30 and Farley McIntoch as POI
lice witnesses. The witnesses all
live at the w Warren address.
Caught proving in the base
ment Of ia Ersklne. l8-voar-old
Acie Jones Of 47l8 Mckinley.
was shot in the hand by Lee
Tidwell careiaker, when Jones
started toward him. Tidwell told
police early last Saturday morn
ing
Jones was arrested in front
Of ABS Erskine and sent 10 Re-
ceiving Hospital He had es-
capped from the basement and
had run up the street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Wayne U. Prof
|uskss Study

c.e,.san operations in De-
/, !, ovel decade and half
\ 20 beer studied statistically
h d II old c Mack OF the
Il ,yre University College Of
Esdicpe i'if and two striking
~ ryo,cnp out OF the study
Il ~ been announced.
First the proportion of caesa-
operations among total
4 l9br,h N the city has great
increased. Second caessrean
cations hsve become less and
dargcous
Dr. Macs said that N 1890
| X cne otth out Of 1877 was
|. Neyed through the use Of an
F. 5ominsl incision. In l945 one
4 every ~ births was so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
NAACP Acts
In Attack
On Blind Vet

NEW YORK.-The NAACP to-
day forwarded 10 the u. S. De-
partment OF Justice the affidavit
OF Joseph w Robinson. a blinded
veteran Of World War ii. Robin
son while riding a car being
towed by his brother to Lake
Charles, La was attacked on
the Beaumont highway by State
Police, one Of whom struck Rob-
inson in The face breaking his
glasses Robinsons brother. Ern-
est, was also attacked and both
OF them were returned To Hous-
ton where charges of drunken
ness we're placed against the
men.
Tn NAACP in forwarding the
affidavit 10 the Justice Depart
ment stated We feel that il
the facts set forth herein prove
to be true there are grounds
for federal Intervention and
prosecution by your office"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
QUALIFICATIONS

Those who qualify for the
course must be between rs and
IS years OF age. must have
demonstrated administrative sbil-
ity while with the Ford organi-
cation. and must meet college
entrance requirements.
Company-selected courses in
clude such subjects as effective
speech. conference leadership.
factory planning and layout. eco
Monies mathematics, English,
production processes, industrial
purchasing. quality control by
statistical methods. and account
ing. The students also take such
other courses as are normally
necessary for degree require
ments.
Walter c. Foley, dean Of
Wayne's School Of Business Ad-
ministration. is in general charge
Of the training work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Jealous Wife Kills Self,
Shoots Bartender Mate

ing Hospital where he remained
IN critical condition.
On her person was found a
suicide note, in which the
woman had written her .nien-
tons OF killing her mae and
then herself. Mitchell later told
police that Georgia Campbell
had been brooding because
she believed he was running
around with other women.
Five people were present in
the bar when the woman whip
ped out the gun and shot the
bartender and then shot herself
through the head, The gun was
the property Of the owner OF
the bar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18

iionsl inequalities: moi 10 be
luiied 10 inseiion by trust
In The slogan the slow pro.
cess OF education: fiqht
segregated housing through
properly holders covenants;
write letters 10 newspapers.
film makers and radio sta.
. lions on racial and RELIGIOUS
sfereofYpes; join church or
other community orqanila.
ton which opposes disenm.
instion; face squarely the
question Of inter arriaqe
and recognize IL for red
herring; and steer clear of
the generalization that every.
thing is all right in The
North and all wrong in the
South.
Other speakers ON the pro-
gram were Charles p Taft
president Federal Council OF
Churches Mrs Glare Bootho
Luce, former Cong csswoman
rom Connecticut, and Max
Lerncr chief editorial writer
Tor the newspaper PM.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18

Inflamed with jealousy over
her mate, 33-yesr-old woman
last Thursday ended her own
life by firing bullet through
&er head few seconds after
SIG had shot her common-law
husband IN an attempt TO kill
him in bar at 1910 Brady.
where the man worked as bar
tender.
Georgia Campbell was found
lying dead behind the bar, with
the 80 caliber Colt automatic
she had used TO kill herself rest
ing near her hand The barten-
der. John Mitchell. "a. of 542
Division. was rushed to Receiv-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18

10 Ways Listed On How
TO Fight Prejudice

WV YORK Listing ten
~ which Americans can
s ss, racial and religious pre-
ilsn' walter White NAACP
l1.o o,sry spoke over a nation
ARC network Oct. I on
w. .,,cas Town Meeting Of
Ne Ar
Mr.. White urged his lis
,.s ~ 10 first Judge their fell
l.~men not by color or creed
~, as men; TO watch their
. a. in labelling whole
~ N'n,ns with catch phraseE
J observe fair employment
. = 10 support legisla-
~ 10 stop lYnching; dis
Enlightenment and ednca-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Is
Told Bill
Is Fraud
Ives Bill Violates
States Rights And
Contract, Is Opinion

WASHINGTON, p. C. A
sweeping attack on the Ives
Chavez FEPC bill was con-
tanned in a report made 70 the
Senate committee on labor and
PUBLIC welfare whose chair
man IS Senator Robert a Taft.
The report was written by
Donald a RichberE, one tirne
Of the NRA and
formber labor attorney at the
request Of the committee.
He tied his attack on ths
FEPC proposal with he charge
that the closed shop Is the
most indefensible violation az
constitutional liberty that has
ever been widclv tolerated IN
the United States"
Beyond Congress
BE said the FEPC proposal
vas beyond the power a Con-
eress TO enact and that il vio-
lated The states rchts amend
ment 10 the constitution and
freedom Of contract
He Also said that ElVtnE a
federal commission the right "a
start acton agalns, ~ enlploy-
or constitutes CRIMINAL paose.
cutlon without trial hv uy
Richbere told the comm.teA
that nc is Of German.Lutheran
and Vermont English ancestry.
HIS earlier years we're spent
as an attorney for the poVcr-
ful railroad bto,herhoods and
he reached national prominence
when the late President Roose-
Welt appointed him admlnistrs-
to- Of the National Recovery
Administration.
Freedom TO choose
After his term in office he
returned 70 the private prsc-
tice Of law and has turned up
with increasing frequency on
The management side o. the
fence.
Freedom to choose ones az.
soclates because Of personal lik-
ing and confidence or indi-
tlonsl Or irrational an the
vldual judgement. whether "a
opinion Of others is one OF
the essential freedoms Of free
citizen which has been for de-
cadeS guaranteed by the Con-
stltution. his FEPC report de-
'clares.
He said the inevitable effect
of passage Of the act would be
70 make a competitive system
OF private enterprise unworka-
bic. and 10 bring about indus
trial chaos and eventual coll
lapse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Veteran Of Marine
Corps Now In Army

TT, DIX. N. PVT James
Tlnsley Winger. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Filler. TABS North
field, Detroit. is now at the
9th Division Training Center,
Fort Dix, N j., awaiting assign
ment.
Pvt. Winger formerly served
2S months in the Pacific The
atre Of Operations with the
United States Marine Corps. He
re-enlisted in the Army on Oct.
/, i947.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18

We want more personal news.
viii you cooperate? Send US the
names Of your out.of.iown guests
Let Us know il your baby was
Chrisiened. Drop a card 10 the
Detroit Tribune. 7lts 81. An.
tome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18

efforts Of some citizens. and
public officials to improve race
relations in the city.
II takes a microscope 10 learn
that there are Negro children
m the recreation program at
all Al first glance il seems
that none are included in anv
Of the handsome photos which
are scattered literally through
the is page brochure.
But careful study with a
reading glass discloses the tiny
faces Of two Negro children in
group picture.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Card Game Dispute Ends
In Shotgun Shooting

A card game dispute between
two men early last Saturday
morning resulted in one of the
men being shot in the left arm
by a blast from the shotgun OF
the other.
jeff Harris 80 OF $3.50 23rd.
was taken 20 the hospital by
his wife where he was treated
for shotgun wounds in the left
arm. Mrs Harris told police that
James Crowley. IS. Of 1909 w.
Warren had invited her husband
TO his home about HIS Friday
night.
During q card game between
Harris and Crowley in Grow.
ley's room. an argument en-
sued. II was then. Harris de-
clared. that Crowley obtained
the shotgun and shot him in
the arm.
HELD BY POLICE
Police are holding the two
men and are also holding Dora
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Lane Lincoln
Grid Classic
In St. Louis

ST. LOUIS-The Lane Col
lcge Dragons will meet the
Lincoln University (of Jeffef-
son City, Tigers in a twl-
light football classic on Satur-
dav Nov. 8 at 5 pm. at the
Public School Stadium. accord
ing 10 an announcement by Will
liam Joe Neal former De-
troitcr, who is promoting the
game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
| Mems Club To
Be Host To
Race Priest

The Catholic Mems Social
and Charity Club will be
hosts 10 Rev. Father Herman
A. Porter. S. c. j.. a colored
priest. from Hales Corner,
Wisconsin. Sunday. Oct. 10.
Father Porter will say The
ST. Benedict the Moor Church,
S7es Beeole. This will be his
first mass in Detroit,
There will be an informal
reception for Father Porter al
Kronk Community Center.
Junction and MeGraw. al 2
p. m. that afternoon. with
several OF the Motor CiiY's
prominent citizens as speak.
ers.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-27
LPA CoIumnist

Robert A. Taft will to make
and others of his ilk.
got in because he allowed as private couldn't
FORE enterprise couldn't the federal must
Nelson called Taft Communist but later apoogzed for saying
loud
has told organized medicine to wake fight
all proposals for nsung medical and defeat the drive Tor
by dividing the population O those who the
costs of voluntary plans and 2 those whose incomes are so low
people would be taken of by health
financed partly by payroll contributions and partly by govern
ment
OF this violates principle of Insurance. which
requires maximum by pooled funds and services in order to
from Baucs point of vew would give some medical care to the
perhaps keep them quiet and prevent them from having and
people, live The higher patients would be left to the treat
menand the e fees9f % the private % practtoners % p ~
the used by Nelson Taft He too will be called
Socialist Communist, seeking to penetrate and destroy the
scored relationship between doctor and patient Bacs denunca
tion of ocazd medicine characteristic of the police state will
be brushed aside.
public housing program Baruch's
health would meet the need adopted
either might big enough meet the need But
and this what the hadshels afraid othey might be aN
wedge everybody
the USA housing medical reasonable cost to
and fair incomes for builders and doctors.
Baruchs recommendation confession
Street millionaire whose postwar recommendations based
the edown theory of prosperity has publicly admitted
afford adequate medical When people don't
damp the trcklng of prosperity they apt to get upset
Baruh kindly In his life, he keeps down
the rising tide of prosperity by generous gifts to worthy causes
genuine health program don't accept
perhaps the they Let's remember that
who is deeply conscientious about
by the rest of It's better than doeatdog but isn't
good enough
Neither handmeown houses handmedown health
Any year the people roll their through Congress-
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-27
u. s. Workers Productivity
Shumes British, But Why?

London GPA)-Americans visiting England
with the effort produces from twice to five times
much his British counterpart
British British Labor Party, have been
fully of this problem the first things the Labor Gov
ernnent did when to office set what called
The these working Parties" investigate
British ndustriesfrom cotton textile to jeweyand what
needed their productivity
Particular attention the industries which make goods for
exports they must meet the keenest kind of competition price
and quality
These Working Parties had people them
from the unions and from the government They had small staff
of highly trained people help them their work They looked
every aspect of nustry-no plant layout machinery
but industrial relations and the quality and efficiency of
ment.
In they people the IT, s. and Canada make
thorough study of the corresponding industries there bring
Most of the working Parties" have prepared and published
careful reports their findings In almost they
that Development Councils up
question
the workers management and the government With the aid of
small staffs they operation the and
long term improvement program that the working Parties have
In increased mechanzation will be long
solution Each american worker YORK has over wee the horsepower in
In the MEANWHILE better the quick
est Improvement While British plants the best Am
ercan Standards many others incredibly odfashoned If the
of the British plant could be brought
thing like the level OF the BEST there would be rapid rise British
production
Here's where the rub British management naturally
Especially do they dislike the idea that the representatives
their workers VIII be keeping close watch their operations
and helping shape business policies
For this they have been very stubbony resisting
establishment of the Development Councils Although the law giving
them official status passed few months been
Here Eric Fletcher able young the Department
the Trades Union Congress- everlasting
and day out he has urged speed and fmnes dealing with
agement obstruction.
President of the Board of Trade Sir Crpps
top in Britain export dve has weight of
here applaud this The people help them
selves, the successful the Marshall proposals will be.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-27
PUBLIC RELATIONS

III makes tired to what passes public relations
Too often scribes hired only to up evil.
Too often the objective is crassy selfish interest, with
thought of the public interest Union leaders well
employers guilty.
To any union seeking so-caled public relations counsel,
offer the words of the worlds greatest counsellor
found in Matthew 1885,
Woe unit you scrbes the Pharisees, hypocrtes! for
the mint and anse and cummn, and have left undone
the weigher matters of the law justice and and
faith but these ought to have done and not to have left
the other undone Ye blind guides that strain out the nat
and swallow the camelw
There is much of the in the words Of Christ
In contrast, commend the policy adopted by the
American Federation of State County and Municipal En-
poyees AFI in establishing Public Servants Week for
the purpose of focusing public attention and
of providing better and efficient service to the public
Not word about increasing wages and shortening
hours
Not word about save-drving bosses and grating pol
iticians
Instead this union has chosen to ally itself with the
public interest This is truly public relations program The
union seeks better public understanding of the work done
by public employees to attain greater cooperation by
the public in crime prevention in sanitation programs, in
fire prevention in conservation in public school educational
advancement and in all other endeavors of public employees
to make the communities in which they work better places
in which to live"
These who do not labor honestly for the public good
but who merely feed from the public trough have
to fear such program
These who the public well, will find the public
ready to reward them for their services
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-27
STEP TOWARD BETTER FUTURE

DURING the the national policy employment of
II youth that The first responsibility and obligation
of youth under 18 wartime to take full advantage
of their educational opportunities in order to prepare them
selves for and postwar and for the duties OF
citizenship"
Now, it is important to go forward step by
STEP toward the elimination of undesirable employment of
youth under 8 and toward providing opportunity for all the
nations children continue their education at least through
high school, first step in this patan immediate goal
is the establishment in every state where it not already
in effect of basic standard of 16 years the minimum
age for employment.
Every state that up this standard which has been
endorsed by all organized labor will have made important
step toward preparing all it's youth for the duties of citi
zenship and ensuring them better future.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-27

HOUSING experts interested in providing cheap houses
for veterans and everyone else telling that build
ing and construction codes obstucng low cost dwellings
all over the country.
What they trying to tell us is that unions have
ceeded in establishing standards of construction which in
costs.
Of they increase COSTS Good electrical nstalla
ons cost good bckayng costs more interior safety
costs good anything costs Why not it's good
insurance.
Did you wonder why houses in suburban areas,
with poor fire protection built with flammable
teras Where fire starts the building before the
fire fighters arrive?
That's what should endeavor to avoid in cities where
is not only question of that house that build
ing If it starts to blaze the fire will to other buildings
And that's the for building codes. Careless wiz
ing may be ok for many years. but day there is
ground, and then flame, and then real trouble Isn't it
best to have it right in the beginning and be it's right?
Let's not embark in careless construction and ignore
safety Let's build them right and keep them safe.
Many years ago there proverb about ounce OF
prevention That's what building codes designed for
Our mistake is that wensead of going too far-havent
gone far enough
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-27
ARMY OFFICERS HAVE TIME FOR THIS

RAlY Brass Hats working overtime peacetme
conscrpton, but they turn aside for something
their heartsancy uniforms for officers to social
and state occasions.
These uniforms will have Cooked hats, ornamental
swords and gold lace The exact design will be determined
by hgh-fankng officers at solemn conferences.
What will army officers do with the pink pants uni
forms they required to buy during the war; in add-
tion to their battle and field service unfoms The pink
pants and the coats that go with them did not help to
the used materials and served only to dsn-
guish officers from enlisted men,
What has happened to the promises the War Depart
ment made about ago, when the ofcer caste sys
TEN being criticized? The American people then
told that uniforms of officers and men would be the
In the future, except for 'insigna of rank
Are the enlisted also to get cooked hats, orna-
mental swords and gold lace?' Not your life!
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1947-11-27
"BOss GIyETH AND Boss TAKETH AWAY

WORKERS should not overlook the action just taken by
General Electric of Americas largest corporations
Years ago, General Electric set up profit sharing plan
The main object to keep out of its plants. OF
course, e. f. didn't reveal that secret Instead it said it
wanted its workers to feel they partners in the big
Now, G. f. that profit-sharng has been
wiped out 1t didn't stop to consult its workers. just said
'forget it,"
That's what always happens when workers depend
welfare scheme Ihe boss gveth and the boss taketh
away Curiousy enough the officials of G. +. continue to
share the profits.
To satisfy the criticism which followed its first an
nouncement G. f. says is now going to give its employees
pensions Before c. f.. workers become enthusiastic
that suggestion they should look under the chip Our guess
jerk the rug from under their feet whenever they
fit.