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Evening star., 1948-10-23
'Corcoran to Offer
Classic Film GrOuD

"The Blue Angel" with Marlene
Dietrich, will be the first attraction
in series of 10 American and for
eign film classics to be presented
at the. Corcoran Art Gallery this
winter.
The German picture will be shown
October % at $3.50 pm. and will be
supplemented by a short feature,
"Memling"
The series is open primarily to
members of the gallery. but with a
limited number of seats available
for the general public at 8:25 pm.
There is no admission charge.
Evening star., 1948-10-23
Where and When
Current Theoter Attractions
and Time of Showing

Ambassador - Johnny Belinda; +;
4, $40, $40, 7:30 and GAS pm.
Capitol-"Cry of the City: 1890
am, los, 3:45, 6::25, 9:05 and lao
pm. Stage shows: 1925, 3:05, 5:45,
800 and II pm.
Columbia-"Th Secret Land;
1910, $40, 6:15 and pm.
Dupont-"Naked Fury; 1:1o, 3:15,
$40, TBS and $50 pm.
Hippodrome-"The Adventures"
2, $40 and $40 pm.
Keith's-"Tap Roots; 11:40 am,
LAS, $50, 5:55. 8. 1905 pm. and
1915 am.
Little-"Hamlet";; 2:3o, $50 and
$50 pm.
Metropolitan Sorry, Wrong
Number; 11:10 am, Ills, 800,
$50, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
National-"Red Shoes; 2::30, $50
and $50 pm.
Palace-"Julia Misbehaves": 11:45
am, 2:05, 4:30, 6:55, 9:20 and 11:45
pm.
Pix-"Things to Come: I. 3:55, 7,
1910 pm. and am.
Playhouse-"Hamlet";; 2::30, $50
and $50 pm.
Trans-Lux-News and shorts.
Continuous from 1915 am.
Warner-"Johnny Belinda; II
am, lilo, 1920, $40, 7:25, $40 and
11:55 pm.
Evening star., 1948-10-23

Icaland's sales abroad Of salted
sheepskins are increasing this year.
Evening star., 1948-10-23

Montgomery Cliff, the current
sensation of the movies who can
have almost any acting job he will
take in Hollywood. is one of its least
publicized characters. Apparently
Cliff and the studio press depart
ments never get together for those
heart t-to-heart talks which are rou-
tine out there.
Nevertheless, the hero of THE
Search" has been pinned down to
one statement, that of what consti-
tutes his major ambition.
Il want to be good actor" he
says.
There are a multitude of directors,
fellow actors, critics and fans who
think he already has achieved that
ambition more than most perform
ers in the movies.
Red River" the Palaces next
picture, in which Cliff co-stars with
John Wayne, is really his first screen
effort. 1t was made before The
Search" but releasing schedules
held it up for many months. Cliff
has just finished working in Para
mounts The Heiress," directed by
William Wyler. He has commit
ments for three additional pictures,
all at Paramount and under direc-
tors such as Wyler, Frank Capra or
George Stevens.
In the meantime, he is free to
take any stage chore that comes
along, the most likely of which is
the lead in Norman Mailer's THE
Naked and the Dead" Lillian He'll
man is doing the adaptation.
Now that they have launched
Life With Mother" after all those
years, and have seen it set in the
popular footsteps of the predecessor
work, Howard Lindsay and Russell
Grouse are in position for a long
rest from playwriting.
Nevertheless, they won't rest.
After few weeks breather, the pro-
life pair announce a plan to set to,
work on play which will be unlike
any they ever have done before.
Unlike" in theme, not in success,
they hope. With good reason.
Sooner or later, everything is re-
vived, set to music and offered to
the theater public. Latest opus to
be dug out for musicalization is
Clifford Odets Golden Boy" which
was offered more than a decade
ago by the Group Theater and
which was one of the Groups ma
jor hits.
Odets will have nothing to do with
the revision. He Is busy on two
other dramatic projects, neither of
which has anything to do with
music.
Films used by the three major
parties in the current presidential
campaigns will be shown, and dis
cussed, at the next meeting of the
Washington Film Council on Mon
day.
chives Auditorium. Starting time
is 1896 pan. Members are invited
to bring as many guests as they
Wish.
70 pITue : *u#-,* 90 euel
r Margaret Perry, daughter of the
famous Antoinette, will direct 1.-The
Shop at Sly Corner" new drama
starring Boris Karloff. INCEST thing
that could happen to her work
would be the winning of the An
toinette Perry prize for the best
work by a new director on Broad
way.
Moreover, it couldn't happen to
nicer or more talented girl.
X II II Il
Johnny Belinda" is not only one
Of the most unusual pictures of the
season, 1t also is one of the most
successful.
Which might very we'll shelter a
fine moral for Hollywood.
Evening star., 1948-10-23


exactly what I am going to do. Ter
ence Rattigan is writing two short
plays, one of one act, the other two
I shall play both as an evenings S
entertainment. They are quite diff
ferent roles, and it should be an in
teresting undertaking. 1t is pleas
ant having your immediate future
carefully blocked in this way"
Well, Gielgud did not go back to
England. Instead, he remained in
New York to direct. and in the
early weeks to play in, the produc-
ton of 'Medea," starring Judith
Anderson.
AS for the Rattigan plays, they
were not produced last season at
all. London saw them for the first
time this year, liked them very
much, and left the Theater Guild
with the impression that it should
do them in this country. 1t will do
so, next season.
Gielgud's name has not been men
toned in connection with them. Not
since that afternoon, so far as this
confident has heard.
Evening star., 1948-10-23

months ago she was . baby. Yes
terday she was In Farley Granger's
arms"
(Released by North American Newspaper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
FORDFVTND-
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sympathetic community which
responded quickly and generous.
ly. Among the first to contribute
10 the TRIBUNE Ford Fund
were the East Side Merchants
Association. the Silverman Aux-
lliary, and Post 100 Jewish War
veterans, and j. c. Horn. county
constable and owner OF Hotel
Hatten The three Organizations
gave $50 each and Mr.. Horn
Another nfributIon
amounting 10 S5s.lo was furned
In This week by Frank John.
SON who operates Johnson's
Recreation Center At 2ili
Chene. The money was con.
fribuied by Mr.. johnson and
by patrons Of his center. About
- OF them contributed s3s.
Mr. johnson has operated the
center for four years and has
lived in Detroit for 81 wears
The TRIBUNE Ford Fund
closes with contributions totaiinS
S2681O s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Pontchartrain
Bias Case To
Be Heard Mar. 10

CHs. ges n violating the Digs
CIVIL Rgh;s Act Hl o. heard
sga.nst ire operate ~ Inc Pom
ohsrt.s.r Vine Cellars 6i8
Wavre 2 Recorae Co-, on
March 10.
The complaint against the
1ni91n eating place vas mace
tv Geo Ee ScnerGse- director o.
TIE Detot lrtefgsc.al Commit
Zee Hro cha Eec that he and the
q enters q his star acre retus-
20 service .n TIE pace last year
because t2to IL their we're raem-
be-S q, the Negro race
Prosecute James McNal!y told
re TRIBUNE tEsi he had en-
- Assistant Prosecutor Ernest
Richards. co-directof ~ MS Civ
" Rights nlv4scn ~ ra1eie ne
oscc2tor sga.ns- ne alleged W.
.s'9re
Tne r osee utog states That acts
such ss those pracuced by cafe
owners against persons because Of
zee creed or color played right
into The hands 3. inc Communists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
FOURPERISH-
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IConhnued Page
in the process Of buying it.
Funeral services for the remaining victims sche-
dued for March IL from the A. G. Wright Funeral Home.
Mrs Taylor one of the victims, formely employ
ed local packing house Her fellow workers members
the Packnghouse Workers Union (CIO) have voted 10
send flowers to her funeral.
Miss Thrash another victim who was buried Tues
day, of nine children living with her father
2059-22nd street
The hosptalized victims suffered from variety Of
burns R. D. Taylor has burns face and hands Nenice
Afford only 8 months DID, has burns covering her body
Mary Louise Afford year old burned on
her face hands and legs Another year old Will
liam Edward TAYLOR has burns on hands and hair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
OUTSTANDING NEGRO
CANDIDATE

The Prsto slate is further en-
HANGED by the fact that William
r Hood IS running for the office
OF recording secretary. II is re-
ported that Mr. Hood comes
highly qualified both in union
background. education and ex-
perience which he has attained
IN the long years that he has
spent al Local 500 as a worker
ana administrator
Mr. Hood has piled up support
from fourteen Of the sixteen
units in the local union. His
experience entails his work on
the top Bargaining Committee
OF the b building where he has
also served as district commit
teeman, Executive Board mem
Der and is presently financial
secretary OF the Unit. Al the
last UAW-CIO convention IN AT.
lantic CITY. Mr.. Hood served on
the Convention Education Com.
mlttee He received his educa-
tlonal training at Tuskeeee In
stltute and is a member OF the
Detroit Tuskegee Alumni
The Mr. Pra,o slate includes
Walter Bell VICE president. Paul
GOOD, financial secretary. Joe
Rivers, Guide jim Daily Ser.
geant- at Arms, and Angus Nc
Donald for three year trustee
A spokesman OF III ePrato eronp
stated that the slate Mr.. Prato e
lending its full support and has
endorsed the Hester Slate IN
the Production Foundry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
''Kluxers Without Bedsheets'
Brady Raps Camp align
To Prevent Housing

concerned with me Welfare o.
tner children ID having the
proper recreAt!onal facilities. oui
faihe that then actions are
~ouvated solely by racial clelu-
dces Rev. NJ Brady cor
tlnueo
"A few weeks ago there was
circulated througholi the neigh
borhood . handful which came
mo nv possession which READS
"pEaR NEIGHBoRi Do
You Favor a Negro Housing
Project on Mound Road and
(. Outer Drive. II not write
your councilman :.
The text suggested Tor the
letter Goes not mention Negsc
housing but -eters only 20 ne
playground
Brsaoy dec Glazed his hope that
.ae Common Calrc4. aEa 3.
II re ~ Gals w.,l no. be rs-
ea rs this vici9ls un-AmcT.csn
lrte
BIZ : % .ns as continued
'crg erDll 1et'ulte stand
;ho.l5 ~ 'aser 30 matte
Rey " Pr ace c.udee urg-
.7e nat 're r-ng oe ccn-
p.e'e1
Tie 2. r,e' ~ reen ~ tv
Ire Cute Van Dvse Howe Own.
err Assr- sttrr Inc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Right Wing
Opens Fire
In Local 600

A spokesman for the Gene
Prato slate for President OF
Local 500 announced this week
the initiation of the campaign
TO unseat the present officers
Of Local Goethe largest JAW
local in the world
Mr.. Prato in announcing his
candidacy for president said
We intend TO engage IN an
intensive csmspign TO restore
Local 600 TO its proper sphere
in union activities.
M Prsios record presents a
unique challenge to all Of the
candidates running for the pres
idenc, in view Of his outstanding
record OF resolving many grew
ances before the Umpire on be-
half OF the workers Of Local
500. His courage and loyalty is
.unquestioned in view Of the
great contribution he has made
IN this area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
East Side Merchants
Warned About Checks

Police Issued . warning
Wednesday morning 10 the East
s.1e merchants 10 be careful II
,asrlag checks Of the ". A Lew
IS Insurance Agency
Walton Lewis head o. : d ?
agency eported 70 police that
a nug.oe. " checks had b 3 e n
stolen from MS Office thus week
and on TUESDAY morning q CHECK
fof $500 made PAYABLE 70 o Ster
Ing 3. Taylo was presented a.
the GratiDt ST Antoine Branch o.
the Detroit Bank
T. a MCClsne assistant nsn-
ages became suspicious and ~hlle
check ng attn Lewis, the suspect
ran out u the bank
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
BLINDPIG

Continued from Page J
3I3s Brush; Errslon Davis IS
zs3 z. Garfield; Milfor Barker.
40. 332 Chandler: Frank X J.
msr. 81. $50 {. Adams Dave
Battle. 90. 2ss Josephine; Viii
liam Miller. ~. 70 Z. Philadel-
phia; Mosee Arnold. 40. Isl
HssuG Gilbert Wssfhsld. Al
s42 Holbrooki Garcia Lee. 90
3s4 Owen; Ezra Beard 40. So z.
philsdelphia; Onslow Parish. IS.
s23 Harmon: Richard Dean. So.
52S Z. Adams; Dorothy Nc
Cauley. g. 2s3 Z, Garfield;
and Marie Arnold. as. Isl
Hague.
The policeman who entered ~
place IS = customer and gsthereC
the evidence made two atteT pt
before he was able 70 erter. Th'
first time ne vas told that al
mission was one dollar
He had only one dollar on HIN
~ ne had 10 60 BACK 70 the sta
ton and get some more money
On ms return be was sdmltte1
and ne said he ordered Der
and saw several games going OF
~ nearby tables.
The blind pig was in the base
rnent. Police declare that this D
the second time they have raldec
en- illegsl establishment ~ tha
address.
Police seized SAT on the tables
being used as stakes by players
They also conhscsted bar,
back bar, q portable sink. fou
bar stools. 20 chairs, IL decks o
playing cards, and n quantity 0
liquor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

"Klansmen without oeasheets
and Americans 10 name on.y
was the eplihet applied tins
week by the Rev r l. Brady
Jr president Of the Detroit
Branch SAACP. 70 opponents Of
private housing development
a. Mound Road and East Outer
Drive.
Brady charged that the op-
ponents have appeared t~ice De-
fore TIE Common Counc.L ASK
ing frst the housing ste ce
used .c- park. In the neigh
borhoo1 however ne saic they
are Gis,r nut.ng Leaflets oppos-
irg Negro housing process
The housing is 70 be erected
by the Mechanics Investment
Corporation. and is planned Tor
persons Of the upper middle
class.
Strangely enough j. was OIL
this "ert tract ~ ar1 irzf ne
Department ~ Parks and 7e--
reation cecicsc - o4-c p4aF-
ground even trough al q tire
perm "a had beeU lssuec ns
the proper Authorities and the
owners o. the proce-tv we're tcl1
70 "a sheai t1 their
strucuon work Re-, Mr. BrsS-
by charged.
The opponents % the h5ls1g
appeared IN ne Council cham
bers las, Fridav carrying plac-
ARDS walch s. ., We Want E
PARK
THE REAL MOTIVE"
We have st-orr reasons 20
believe ths, i y not me pax
that these people are Interested
IN. as thev sge 1ot 90 ceeplr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Postal Employee
Awaits Sentence
BY Judge Levin

a posta. employee aao strlCk
mis- supervisor or federal psop
erty faces 2 MAXIMUM sentence
Of SIX months p pcsg1 am SyJ1
fine. re IS James Turner ~ 81
eIl4 Stanford, ara re pleaoeo
guilt before J-ege Theodore
LEVIN IN Federal District Court
Mr.. Turner turned Up az WogE
drunk N ms DAY ~ snG struck
his supervise when ne attempt
81 70 induce hin 70 leave He
wss promptly arrested n. t.
ing fedora employee on tece.a4
property.
Judge Levin saS No, e. sen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Man Shoots Cop
With His Pistol
And Beats Him

For beating policeman with
his own nightstick and shooting
him with his own gun. Willie
Anderson OF 544 Marston is being
held for assault with intent TO
murder
Patrolman Gaudreau was sent
to Harper Hospital where he
was treated for abraSions on
the face and head. He was out
OF action for three DAYS.
A warrant charging assault
with intent 10 murder has been
issued against Anderson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
IMpERIAL poTENrATE

The Hon RAYMOND f Jackson.
imperial po,entate Of the Shrine.
national leader 81 Prince Hall
SINNERS. Will visit Detroit on
March 10. II and ~. il was
announced this week.
on March ~ be will be en-
tettalned by Marracci Temple at
the Craftsmens Club. 275 z.
Fprry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
WOMEN

weapons against Mr. Thorton.
Charges were signed by De-
tective Russell Blanchard. and
. warrant was issued. Mr.. john
son was released.
Mrs. Perdue, who is 80, told
police that she knew Mr.. Thor
ton and had gone out with him.
Mrs. Crawford 10 rs years OF
age
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
WAYNE ".
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monies
Wtn MS queen Ia Vons Pow
eli. pre- Dent ~ me Tau chspte-
Delta S.Eus Theta sorority arc
rvs CO.. Z, composed 81 R9C4r
Hamilton. June Hi. and Eleer
Logan. Mr.. Dukes dined n The
special slcoYe a. an of-Csmpu!
restaurant, rode around r the 81
per modern limousine, and Later
in the evening. oinec ~ TIE 10.
ony Room ana saw the stage play
Mary Had A Little
Tire party Included al three
kings and tneir dates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
SUED


tConfinued from rage ~
The Thomases were married In
Long Beach. Calf, on September
20. 1912, and were separated on
Jan. 5. 1913.
Il is rumored that sensational
charges will be made at the trial
involving several prominent and
beautiful women.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
CARTER

Continued from Page II
its way out. The dawn OF tree
dom IS rising in Burma. the
West Indies and India. The de-
moeracies of the world are
MAKING challenges like they
have never made before.
"AYYrtiCa must meet the email
lenge If communism by proving
10 the world that democracy
can work in this country for
the man at the bottom. That
attempt is being made now by
Far Employment Practices Com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

other race II the management
take. = firm stand against dis
elimination"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
THE scAD IN THE STATE
OF NEW YORK

In outlining the work OF the
Fair Employment Practice Com
mission tn the state OF New
York Mr. Carter made Il plain
that the Commission worked for
the cooperation OF the firms
charged with discrimination, and
used . convincing method in
stead Of harsh demand
method.
The New York SCAD has been
in operation for 2i2 years. II was
supported by the Federal Coun-
ell OF Churches. Catholic church,
labor. civic and religious organ
izationS throughout the state; II
was q bipartisan measure.
Il don't believe that any FEPC
law will pass any state or Fed
eral government unless u Is
bipartisan II must be Join,
effort OF the people Of every
faith and race working to-
gether." declared Nj. Carter
The New York State Cham
Der OF Commerce opposed a
state FEPC. saying that you
cannot change people by law
that such law would increase
prejudice. and drive businesses
out of the state.
To-day" declared MIR Carter,
there are more business enter
prise in the state Of New York
than ever before. There is more
under landing between racial,
national and religious groups
w have handled ] 400 cases,
where the commission was able
10 eliminate the unlawful course
in employment by conferences.
In two and one half years,
he concluded. we have found
out there has not been any
real opposition OF colored folks
Jews and other minority groups
working with members Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
DR.. THOMAS
CONTINUED from Page /

NSAAeVA AiSh Fa9e a
ployees. Tor which payment Is
made by the city.
MEHARRY GRADUATE
The new DPW physician IS
the son OF D. and Mrs All
Thomas ST Of Arden Park A
graduate Of Mehsrry Medical
College, he interned at WAYNE
County General Hospital in Flo
Use.
He IS superintendent OF the
Edyth K Thomas Memorial Hos
pital at 500 Garfield, ana has
offices al 5l9 +. Forest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

MISCELLANEOUS. Mink side
coat, three quarter length. size
IL 10 is, children's bicycles,
very reasonable. UN. 1889.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

FOR SALE - HAT CLEANING
and Pressing Shop. Money Ma
ker. Priced Right. $500 West
Warren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

FURNITURE FOR SALE. Al
right prices. s-piece Blonde
Dining Room. Set apiece hv-
ing room set piece bedroom
suite. maple desk and chairs.
mirrors. pictures. fireplaees. fix
lures. lamps and tables. Leav-
ing City. Must Sell. UN. | $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Ebenezer AME
Celebrates
Harvest Day

Sunday morning the congrega-
ton al Ebenezer AME Church
observed Harvest Home Day. The
altar and choir loft were sur
rounded with hundreds OF vege-
tables and fruits OF many va
TietieS and colors donated by
the members for the occasion.
The pulpit was supplied by the
pastor the Rev. CARLYLE F.
Stewart who spoke on the
theme The Blessings OF Iiar-
vest"
us sermon was built around
the vegetables and fruits of the
earth the animals OF the for
ests - and the fowls Of the air
provided for man by God.
Music in songs was furnished
by Bethany Chorus. the Young
Peoples choir and the Young Adj
ult chorus. Instrumental music
was by the Ebenezer Community
band
The guest SoloiSt was Miss Lut-
lila Hughes. She rendered Come
Unto Him"
Sunday, Oct "a at 7:30 D. IN. the
music department Of the church
will present Mrs. Alyce Stewart.
soprano, tthe pastors wife) in a
recital.
Isaac Jones. Church Reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
CARTER METROPOLITAN
ANNIVERSARY

Carter Metropolitan CME
Church begins celebrating It's
third anniversary next Sunday
afternoon al o'clock p. m.
The Rev, s. c. Campbell of
Russell Street Baptist Church
will speak at o'clock pm. Mon
day Oct. 49, Miss Anne Neil
is guest speaker for Tuesday
evening at 8 D. m She will
speak on Community programs.
The Rev s. w. Bankhead
pastor Of Mary Palmer NJ. f,
Church, will preach on Wednes-
' day evening. while the Rev
George Norton. pastor OF Grace
Chapel CINE Church will deliv-
or the message on Thursday
evening.
Mrs. Ola nj. Wise. publicity
chairman. announces the follow
ing programs for the remainder
OF the celebration: Friday, 8 D.
m, Youth Night, Sunday, Oct
"a, Senior Choir's program: Mon
day Oct 25, the banquet and
musical finale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
SCOTT CASTS LOT
WITH THOMAS DEWEY

l.. l.. Scott, we'll known leader
in COP affairs and popular poll
teal speaker, this week ANNOUNCE
ed that he has joined the current
campaign to work for a Dewey
victory and TO elect the state and
county COP ticket.
With reference TO the Truman
Dewey fight, Mr., Scott made the
following statement: President
Truman is entirely wrong in his
judgment and un-American M his
principles when he breaches ra-
cial hate and class prejudice IN
his political desperation 10 win an
election.
Poverty stricken Europe, with
its economic and political chaos.
with its millions Of homeless and
starving men and women, rs a
striking example of what happens
10 great nations when their poll
tical leaders substitute the creed
OF political freedom for racial bias
and class hate"
Continuing. Mr.. Scott said:
What a vicious pattern of intol-
erance is the Truman plan for
victory, In the Democratic South,
he appeals to racial and religious
prejudices by playing upon the
confused emotions of the people!
I'm the industrial North. he sp-
peals to class hate by playing la
Dor against management
What sorry day for our no.
BILE ideals Of American Democracy
to see Southern Democrats pour
ing oil Of intolerance upon the
restless fire of racial hate in the
South: while President Truman
breaches class hate to labor again
st the man who runs business,
wears a white shirt, and has q
spare dollar in his pocket
II such vindictiveneSs and bigo-
try can win an election, we can
rest assured that our American
life cannot long survive"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-23
Perry Coming
To Bethel

The Detroit Branch NAACP
will hold a mammoth Pre- Flee
ton Mass Meeting. Sunday. Oct.
81, at Bethel AME Church. start
ing at $50 p. m.
Leslie Perry. National NAACP
Legislative Representative in
Washington. Will be the princi-
pal speaker. Perry viii discuss
the important legislative ques-
tons for Negro voters in the com
ing National elections.
This is the most important
meeting of the year" the Rev.
r. l., Brady. Jr., President. De
tloit Branch NAACP. said today;
the NAACP has a responsibility
10 keep the community informed
Of political issues and we sincere
~ hope that everyone will take
advantage Of this opportunity 10
hear the issues discussed on .
non partisan basis.
In an effort 10 give our peo-
pie q wsllrounded picture we
have invited both Governor Sig
Ter and c. Mennsn Williams TO
speak briefly At this meeting.
Leslie Perry, the dynamic prin.
cipal speaker, is graduate oil
Howard University and has been
admitted TO practice before the
Supreme Court OF the United
States.