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Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
NASHVILLE
CHILDRESS HIGH SCHOOL

The N. F. A. and their instruc-
tor was host to the District MIA
meeting which was het May 3.
The schools participated were Toll
lette, Glow, Prescott, Rosston,
Arkadelphia. Blevens and Nash
vile. The next session will be held
inRosston -. The Music Depart
ment Of Childress High present.
ed very entertaining program,
Mrs Hawkins at the piano and
Mrs. Crofton, thrilled the audi
ence by the way the participants
were trained and performed. Mr..
and Mrs. LETTERS and daughter,
many others, patrons and friends
were present at the recital....The
Dedication Program for the Chi
ldress High School was one of the
highlights of the year Miss D. E.
| Stokes was very enthusiastic and
inspirational in her presentation
in naming the cottage for Mrs.
Eula PEBBLES, the retiring teacher
trainer for vocational Home Ec-
onomics. The guest speaker, Miss
Tia Upchurch was very forceful
and inspirational in her address
for the occasion The Home &c
onomics Department of Childress
High held their exhibit Thursday
and Friday in the new cottage
at which time many patrons ano
friends enjoyed seeing work done
by the N. H. F. girls and the ad-
ult class. A very enjoyable pro-
gram was presented at the con
vention at which time Mrs. Eult
PEBBLES was presented with love
ly tokens of remembrance. Aftel
| the presentation we We're inspired
and affectionately touched by thu
address given by Mrs. PEBBLES
| Misses Keys and Bailey were quit,
an inspiration to our association
and we kindly thank them for en-
joying such a well planned pro
gram for our work.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
CATO
Lurene Watson

Sunday School at st. Peter
Baptist Church was conducted by
the Assistant Superintendent, Win
ford Walter. An inspiring address
was delivered by Hershey Wat
son. ... Sunday School at Pleasant
Grove CINE Church was conduc-
ted by Supt. O. D. Watson.....Mr
and Mrs. Floyd Watson of Kansas
City were here attending the fun
eral of their brother and father.
The Ralley of the Pleasant Grove
CINE Church will end May 80.
The Mission Band of st. Peters
Rock meets every second and
fourth Wednesday. The daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Watson
Training School. She received
many gifts So. 1--WE. After move
ing the baseball game from No.
5 to No. 2 will A. McF. continue
to bring F. H. or o. McF. .... Did
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
MALVERN
Mrs. ID. M. Nixon

The New Director Baptist
Church of Perla recently closed
a financial drive in which $650.0O
was raised. .... Mt. Zion of East
Malvern was host to the Gospel
Travellers of Okolona recently.
Rev. r. G.. Gloster is pastor Of
both these churches. go. The East
End Temple Church of God in
Christ recently rebuilt was host
to Supt. Allen Jones of Little
Rock and the Sunday School Dis
trict meeting Delegates and WISH
tors from Hot Springs, Pine Bluff
and Little Rock were present.
The Five Harps Of David also
rendered programs there prior to
this meeting, -. WEST NAL
VERN Mrs. Viola Fuller of San
Francisco recently visited rela-
tives and friends here. She depart
ed for her home Thursday of last
week. -. Mr.. and Mrs, Preston
Hall celebrated their Silver An
niversary May S. Their son and
daughter law, Mr.. and M S
James Hall of Fordyce were visit
tors over the weekend. Mrs
Vera Lassiter Penix of Sacrament
to. Calf, is here visiting her
mother, who is i'll and other re.
latives and friends. So. New Hope
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
PARkDALE
Lpvenia Maxwell

Misses Betty Jane and Rosetta
Washington spent the week end
in Portland with their grand
mother. Fred Vaughn of Chicago
Illinois is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Vaughn. The
Southern Special Quartet of Till
ar was presented in a program
at Penny Chapel CINE Church.
Amount raised was $2164... Mrs.
Bertha Dooley, Mrs. Viola Gren,
and Mrs. Bethel Reed spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Reed Sr.....Mrs. Wenthon Maxwell
spent last Sunday evening with
her mother. Mrs. Alvenia Sell
ers.. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Max
we'll ares orry to repotr that Mrs.
Franklin is on the sick list
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
Willie Mills Jr.


Mrs. Ruby Howard spent last
weekend with her husband, Cen
eral Howard, at Lake Providence,
La -. Mrs. Josephine Washing
ton and her mother. Mrs. Matte
White spent last week in Delhi,
La, visiting relatives and friends.
They also attended the graduation
of their neice, Miss Josie Lee
Weathers. -. Willie johnson and
Florida Harris were quietly mar
ried last Tuesday in Arkansas
City. They are making their home
with the brides parents. 80. Mr.
and Mrs. George Washington OF
Dermott spent last weekend in
the home Of Mrs Agnes Green
They also visited other relations
Mrs. Willie Burnett visited her
daughter, Mrs. Cleophus Baker
last Saturday. She also visited
her sisters. 49,. Friends are glad tc
hear about the improvement OF
Mrs. Virginia Carriers grandson
who was injured in an acciden'
a few weeks ago in Lake Village
His wife and baby was killed
Mrs. Callie Green is very much
improved but she is still confined
to bed. .... Mrs. Norris WEIGH lief
Sunday night for an indefinite
stay in Washington.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
ROSSTON
Lena NJ. Galberth

Oak Grove had fine Sunday
services last Sunday. ... Mrs, My
ma Staples, Mrs. Bessie Thomas.
Mrs Josie Mindenhall. Mrs. Lena
Thomas, Mrs. Odessa jenkins.
Mrs, Roxie TidWell met in the
Eastern Star meeting Saturday.
Two members were added to the
chapter. They are Mrs Cartrine
McNeiley. Mrs. Emma Yarbrough.
Rubie Tidwell was dinner guest
Of Mrs. Lena Mae Galberth last
Sunday. .. A. " Tidwell and ia
milys pent Sunday with his sick
uncle, c. c. Bazel. -. Have YOU
news ready when the State Pres.
girl comes by.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

and Mrs, Harold Lambert of Sher-
ldan, Mrs. Leora Gatewood of
Little Rock; Rev. and Mrs. II. d.
Dorm and many others. District
Superintendent J. d Carter a
warded the certificates, Many
gifts We're received by the grad
yates. Mrs. Williams, instructor,
received lovely gift from the p
TIA. This was the most gala af-
fair ever witnessed in our little
community May there be many
more and better ones. Pleasant
vacations to all Honor attend
ance students for the year were
Wilsa Clegg, Malinda A. Cooper
Henry Lee Clegg. Franklin Clegg
Clyde Deadman and Moses Will
liams.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
RICHMOND HILL
G. w. Hearn

G. w. Hearn
The All Club met at the Rich
mond Hill School. James Mol
man presided over the meeting.
The county workers, Mr.. Jackson
and Miss Simmons, were present.
Third place was won by the Rich
mond Hill School in the demon
stration work which was held at
Peake's High School. .... Carol
Dean Fort, 5th grader of Baker
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
GURDON


Mrs. ]. M. Moore underwent an
operation on the 9th of this month
and is doing fine. 90. Mrs Bertha
Proffitt spent last weekend with
Mrs. Stanley Ross in Texarkana.
She also attended the Horse
Show, .... Mr.. and Mrs, Ablee Pa
tillo and two grandchildren of
Chicago. ILL.,, are here visiting
their brothers Henry and Jim Pa
tillo. They have also visited Hot
Springs. -. Jim Knox and Mrs.
Sadie Williams of Arkadelphia
visited In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jones. see. James M.
Campbell, has returned home from
Little Rock where he visited his
friends. 90. The Gospel Chorus OF
Bethel Anne Church sang at
Whelen Springs Sunday for the
Boughton Sunday. go. Mr.. and Mrs
Class, Mrs. Queen Simpson teach
er. -. Rev. J. c. Oliver delivered
the sermon -. Mrs. Wilma John.
son of Fort Worth. Texas is here
spending a few days with hel
mother. Mrs A. d. Smell. Mrs
Ora Bell, James M. Campbell
Mrs Erma Harrington, Mrs Haze
Bell and Ablee Patillo were II
Boughton Sunday. 80. Mr.. and Mrs
John Collins, Rev. M. l.. Young
blood. Bernes Charles and Others
worshipped at st Mark Church
at the Cornerstone Laying. Rev
M. l.. Youngblood delivered The
message. .... Mrs Mary Charles ant
Mrs Emmett Allen were in Arka
delphia shopping. .... Mr.. and MIS-
J. Hays of Buffalo, N. Y, speh
a few days here with relatives
Mrs. Bernice Jackson, a I
spending a week here with ne
daughters. Mrs. Evelyn Patterson
left for her home in st. Louis
Mo.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
COLT
Helena Hall

Helena Hall
The Mission Band meeting was
held at Stanley Grove Sunday
evening .... Miss Virgie Lee Ether
ly has finished four year col
lege course at Tuskegee Institute,
Ala, and is now staying with her
mother at 4l2 Beech Lane, Forest
City. .... Bryant Huston and Ru-
fus Henderson are pulling straws
over Rufus girl friend. Forrest
City Falcon baseball club lost to
Helena Eagles As, The Forrest
City baseball club would like to
have games with other teams
Murry Hall, manager, 5l2 Beech
Lane, Forrest City, The Falcol
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

nhl1 Ava. ASsVWA
Sunday was regular day for
Bethel AME and Sunday School
was conducted by Supt. Ode
Hrown- At eleven o'clock, Rev
Z. G. Daniel preached from Heb
IL, IL verses. Supt Thomas con-
Quoted Sunday School at Fellow
ship M B. Church. Class No l
still holds the banner. -. Rev. j..
E. Daniel had dinner with Sister
Irene Hardman. .... Funeral serv-
ice of Grant williams was held.
Rev. r. A. Cooney officiated. Mrs.
Maggie Houton of Claredon, Mrs.
Rezza Pryor of Chicago and Mrs.
Geniva Mannings of Detroit at
tended the funeral 80. Miss Julia
Valentine has returned from Be-
bee. 80. Mrs. Willie Mae Thomas
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
PRATTSVIi-LE

The school closing exercises of
Prattsville were a series of sue
cessful ones, The graduating
class members are: Wilsa Clegg.
valedictorian; Louis Cooper, salu-
tatorian;; Jane A. Banner, Malin-
da A. Cooper, Alcine r. Cooper,
Joe w. McCollum, Flossie M.
Cooper. Dorothy M. Cooper and
Albert d. L. Lambert. Many out
Of town guests were present for
the graduating exercises. Among
these were Prof F. B. Brown.
Fargo Agricultural School, guest
speaker, four of his students, Mr..
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
WESsON
D. ]. Loxxins

Supt S. M. Griffin opened the
'sunday School at 1000 a. m. Mrs,
Willie Freeman of Chicago, I'LL,
as the guest Of her friends here
unday. .... Rev e. ID. Freeman OF
FL Dorado was the guest of his
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Jen-
kins. go. Mrs. Mardell Williams Of
FL Dorado visited her uncle and
friends here Sunday May 10th.
Mrs. Alice v. Kelly Of Chicago,
Ill, spent last Saturday with Mrs.
l. c. Meeks and friends. -. Mrs
Annie Stephens was the dinner
guest Of Mrs. Myrtle Hendrix on
last Sunday She also visited her
brother Henry Rodgers. -. Mrs
Lucinda Mattodk was guest Of her
nephew E. D. Jenkins. -. Mrs
Adeline Moody was guest of hel
daughter May IS. Mrs. Elsie
Meeks, her daughter, is recupera
ting from an operation. -. Thu
Mission band met with Mrs. Emm;
Roper. Prayer was offered b!
Sister N. z. Griffin. So. Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. w. Elliott and daughteI
were guests Of Mrs Elliott's pa
rents, Rev and Mrs. A. w. Log
gins Sunday. =. Joe Meeks, Mis-
Christian Stephens. d. Loggins
Harold Loggins. motored to FL Do
RADIO Sunday to attend Commence
ment.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

has returned from st. Louis, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. r ] Ford are visit
ing in Pine Bluff with their son
Cleo. graduated May rs from A
NJ & N College. -. Little Ann
Smith is visiting her stepmothel
in Louisiana. 81. Mrs Amos Lee
and children are in Sherrell visit,
ing her parents,
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

High spent day visiting our
school. .... Mrs. Zeola Lee visited
her mother who is in Little
Rock hospital ,., The following
girls are in from school: Tennle
Rene Hearn, Jessie Mae McGhee.
Dorothy Mae Hearn and Finnetta
Ross.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04
The Good Smaritans" Corner
JUNE Bv w. O. n,

JUNE the month most noted for ito graduates and
brides-And all are seeking happness-Where 10 II?
The month following MAY, the 9Th month Of the
year. in which usually many events 10 here; and
everybody 10 seeking happiness where Is it? Some seek
Il through the presidential nomination.; seek in
travelling the dance floor, on picnic in drnkng but
only find for the time being, the mornng gone
the Happiness. MAY and JUNE the months in which
many receive their diplomas They think this 10 their goal
everlasting happiness but later find that their hunt for
HAPPINESS has just begun. Some think they have
found when their dream girl "Yes but many times
they awaken to find gone their dream; HAPPINESS.
Some think II 10 in having money This does not suf
fice will pay ones way anywhere but to Heaven buy
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

Fl0ssie Lee Cooper
Mrs. Rubye Lambert and son,
Harold Edward were here Friday
visiting their sister in law and
aunt. Mrs. Philistine Cooper.
Misses Lucille Danner of Dunbar
High, Flossie Lee and Clovia Mae
Cooper of Malvern High are back
in Prattsville since the closing
OF school. So. Lois Lambert spent
the weekend in Fargo and Gar
lite with relatives and friends.
Seem like the Tiger cats are
not going to lose many games this
season. They beat Little Rocks
girls and then played a mixed
team of girls and boys and won
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

E. B. get angry at G c. for talk
ink to LW -. VIII KC continue
to bring C, l.. to the ball game of
some one else?. Who is the guy
who drives tibet 35 Ford, Could
il be M. +.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

A ten nights singing school,
taught by c. Reed, closed Sotur-
day night. Our guests singers
were Forest Grove, Shady Grove
Mt Rena. Prof, F. ID, Guys OF
Mt Rena was guest teacher. The
newly elected pastor, Rev, {, Hill
dreth was the main speaker
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

Park is just completed.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

thou! We think that Happiness Is YOU your very
Heart; Il found and retained sympathetic service
rendered to your feowman Humanity; when
appreciatve ones, made Happy by you shown by
the following letter:
England, Arkansas
Mr.. W. o. Hill:
This comes to let you hear from Coy Beauty Colony
OF the Good Samaritans and Of its great deed.
Brother Monroe Powell died, when death came Il found
him on the outside Of the Order but IL ever there was
time for poor people to stay in the lodges now He
LETT children, eight girls and boy
walked since being born and he will until Christ
comes on the earth again.
One night Pike Woods, c. N. Searbrouqh, Mamma
Woods and Ernest Marcus awoke and asked what
would do about burying Powell his people wanted to
turn him over to the county, told them mol the county
VIII not bury Powell although he nonfinancai" Yet
we the MEMBER still had q for him, and his family
40 the Spirit OF Love and Charity dies with w. 20
from our treasury paid $65 for q easket $3.50 for
home in the earth and hired hearse carry the body
there
Pike Woods, George Moore Mamie Woods Ernest
Marcus Walter and c. N. Scarborough c. G. se,las buried
Powell and Gods will fixed IL for U.s.
speak for Coys Beauty Colony No. 11s in l. p a.
George Moore, C. c.
MORE WORKERS ARE WANTED WITH GOOD PAY
Headquarters: 9o8 Gaines Street, Little Rock Arksnsss
Branch Offices: Nashville and Camden Ark,nsa.
Arkansas State press., 1948-06-04

anything but HAPPI-
NESS. Some women think
with their personality,
they have found Il wne",
they lure him into their
clutches then solemn'y
vow to Cherish, Honor and
Obey. Then, in many
cases decide that he 10
not W at 10 wanted.
Hence, gone again, HAP
PlNESS.
HAPPINESS, where art
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
SWindIers Get
| G from Broker

PONTIAC.-A confidence man
and d woman accomphce en-
bckzled one thousand dollars
from a local pawn broker
The two swindlers convinced
their victim that they had IN
stituted proceedings TO recover
$4,000 for him from the estate
OF his brother who had died
IN Boston.
On the strength of this alleged
legal proceeding. they secured
the thousand dollars.
When the pawn broker went
10 the address given him by
the man and woman he found
that they had never lived
there. The two disappeared.
Pontiac police issued a general
warning TO all surrounding COM
munities to be on guard for the
two SWindlers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Attackers Repulsed
By Two Race Girls
2 Carolina
Men Held
For Trial
Community Indignant
AT Attack; Jail For
2 Believed Certain

FAYETTEVILLE. NC. (NNPA)
This quaint old scotch town
was shocked last week when
Robert l.. Thomas. 10. and Cla-
renee Jones, 90 both white
were arrested and charged on
TWO counts OF assault OF women.
The MEL are being held Tor
attacking and assaulting Misses
Mary and Ernestine Mcdonald,
% and 20, respectively.
The young women said they
were or their way home from
work and were accosted by these
two white boys The evidence
revealed that the boys made
insulting remarks 10 them and
when they resented the insults
one OF the bows caught Miss
Ernestine Mcdonald by the chin
FREE FOR ALL FIGHT
With this came . free for all
alteration between the four
Miss Mary Mcdonald. VINO hap
pened TO have been carrying
an umbrella, used II TO ward
off the attackers. This proved
useless. as the umbrella was
broken over the head OF one
of the assailants.
When residents heard the
screams and rushed out. The
two white BOYS left the scene
hastily. However. they had beat
en- the girls severity, blackeulng
their eyes
The assOilanis tried 10 get
guns from some white resi-
dents who lived in the vicinity.
il was revealed al the trial.
claiming that they had been
attacked. a white citizen. hsv
inc seen or heard the incident
moi only refused 70 aid them.
but threatened 10 use his gun
on them il they did not get
out of his house.
When the Officers arrived they
we're not lone taxing the vouih
into custody They were immed
lately identified hv the two VIC
tSee ATTACKERS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Slim Chance Seen
For Acceptance
OfTeam in DABF

Hopes for participation OF a
colored team in the Detroit Am
ateur Baseball Federation TINS
Summer were dimmed Tuesday
when the Federation hao It's
regular weekly meeting at the
Northwestern High.
Because OF statements made
by Frank Shields. DABF presi-
dent. last week. IL was thought
that a decision would be reached
concerning the entry OF the
two colored teams who have
filed entry applications.
However. Mr.. Shields stated
in the Board meeting, which
(see SLIM CHANCE. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
3 of a Prisoners
Nahbed in Break

Armed with crudely made
weapons, four prisoners
forced their way out of the
Wayne County Jail Tues
lay evening.
OF the quartet who escap-
ed, three were captured and
two Of that number are
confined to Receiving Hos
pital. One made good his
getaway.
The men who made the
break are Henry Cause. %,
Of 500 Medhury, who had
escaped. Oliver Jones. 81.
Thomas Pittrar. 26; and
Rug Thompson. %
According to an authori-
tativo report. Pittman and
Jones were Injured
In making their escape,
the men forced the guards
tsee PRISONERS. p. y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Gold Found
On Farm
In Maryland

WASHINGTON. D. {. (NNPA)
Gold has been found on the
40-acre farm OF Charles Costley,
g., in Carroll County. Maryland,
thirty miles North of the
District of Columbia
The report was made by Fow-
Ter W. Stevens. 4S. a Rockville,
Nd. building contractor, and II.
Frank Rothery of the District
OF Columbia Fire Department
both white.
Mr. Costley said last sunday
night that a Washington firm
had abandoned mining rights
(see GOLD. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Senate Committee Oks
Regional School Plan

WASHINGTON. d. c. (NNPA)
The Senate judiciary Commit
tee, By a vote OF 20 ,. last
Monday approved the Senate
JOINT resolution giving the con-
sent Of Congress 20 a compact
Of Southern states to set up
regional schools
The compact, approved by the
governors Of fourteen Southern
states a. a meeting Of the south
EN- Governors Conference in Tai
lahassee, Fla. Feb. 8, provides
or the establishment and main
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Kissing Governor Told Off
By NAACP Staffman's Girl
By JAMES L. HICKS

NEW YORK. (NNPA)-- Several days ago when
Alabamas Governor Jim Folsom trying to kiss
every pretty girl Broadway ne ran smack INTO Mary
Harrison liberal reporter on the New York POST.
Folsom backed off, eyed Mary, who is quite an
eyefu and drawled Honey, how would you all like
to marry me?"
Mary CURLY informed him she already had boy
friend The persistent ALBANIAN asked where her boy
friend was and what he did for living Her classic
reply cut his Southern pride 10 the bone:
Gle works for the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Coored People.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17
Four Held In
Girls Death

Four men were held for trial
and two were released for lack
of evidence Tuesday after exam
nation before Recorders Judge
Paul f. Krause on charges of
involuntary manslaughter
The charges grew out OF the
death of Miss Irene Ash, %. OF
26lO Webb Police charge that
she died following injection OF
narcotic sold to her by the
defendants.
Held for trial are Russell
colvin. So Z. Forest; Harry
Long. 269 Alfred; Sam Burton.
2Il Theodore; and Richard
Johnson 2ls Winder.
The defendants were charged
with criminal responsibility for
the young woman's death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

tenance Of regional schools and
colleges.
supporters Of the compact test.
flied at hearing before the
senate Judiciary Committee last
month that regional schools
would enable the South TO pro-
vide better facilities for profes-
sional and postgraduate training
Of both white and colored stu
dents.
PROPOSAL RAPED
Opponents charged that the
tSeo SENATE. y. a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

sunday afternoon. Walter sam
Z, M missing blind mans ia
.s,r Il, On The edge Of the chair
|, N. LIVING roon and answered
rnc,ions whilc tears rolled down
n, cheeks
TRIED SUICIDE TWICE
'Twlcr before my son. Walter
!, d,sppeared he spoke of kill
I,os himself aid the father. One
.re,,rr ncfogc his mother died.
= ,el5 = glass of poison and Just
!. 10 pui Il 10 his mouth. ! leap
\ and Knocked Il out Of h ! S
,s,d Anothef day he deliberate
\ wslked out into q street heavy
Irh traffic. but luckily he wasn't
harmed
ION March 81 he received
Me monthly check from an
agency for the Handicapped.
and for some reason or the 9TH
o. went down on Hastings
,Iree,. He walked into the res
tsurant with friend and
BOUGHT a meal. Walter gave the
man with him ss.so TO pay for
the lunch.
HIS companion took the money
md LEFT without paying for Wal
ers food The man then came
back TO use the telephone and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

The letter. mailed from Accra
on March 25 and received here
last Tuesday, describes reign
of terror by the British, follow
ine an incident al Accra IN which
British troops are allcgcu TO
have fired on 1000 unarmed ex-
servicemen. killing fifteen and
wounding twenty-five.
The deported leaders were
said 10 have been sent 10 places
unknown by their wives and
children.
FORCE OUT MANEUVER
The British plan mass settle
mcnt here the letter declares.
They are forcefully acquisition
ine African lands, building in
Vulnerable very comfortable
bungalows and homes, and are
starting white chlldren's school,
tho most dreaded step, the
letter declared
Gestapo methods also are be-
ing used against the natives.
according 10 the letter. and
curfew laws and strict censor
ship of all types Of communi-
(See BRITISH, p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-17

Human Relations is community
organization made up on forty
one affiliated agencies such as
NAACP. Catholic Inter- acial
Council. Detroit Urban League,
Jewish Community Council
Council OF Social Agencies,
YMCA, YWCA. and Detroit
Round Table of Catholics, Jews
and Protestants. The Coordlnat-
inp Council was set up under
the sponsorship Of the City OF
Detroit Interracial Committee at
the request of a number Of com
munitv groups.
The Coordinating Council ex-
lSee MOVIE, p. ~